Eagles sell dirty snow from playoff game vs. Rams to fans for $50, and it sells out in hours

The Philadelphia Eagles made headlines recently by selling cartons of snow from their playoff game against the Los Angeles Rams for $50 each. The team quickly sold out of the memorabilia snow, which was collected from Lincoln Financial Field after the Eagles’ snowy 28-22 victory over the Rams.

The game, played in wintry conditions, saw the Eagles advance to the NFC Championship game. To commemorate the win, the team collected snow from the end zone and put it into pints reminiscent of ice cream containers. The unique memorabilia item sold out in less than three hours, showcasing the dedication and passion of Eagles fans.

The team described the snow as the first-ever authenticated snow collectible tied to an NFL playoff win, setting a new standard in sports memorabilia. The product description on the team’s website highlighted the historic nature of the snow, calling it a tangible snapshot of the grit and determination that defined the game.

While the Eagles organization successfully monetized the snow, Eagles fans have a reputation for using snow in a different way. Former players have recounted instances of fans hurling snowballs, sometimes filled with batteries, at opposing players and even their family members. The intense passion and sometimes aggressive behavior of Eagles fans have been well-documented over the years.

In a recent incident, Los Angeles Rams defensive end Jared Verse experienced the wrath of Eagles fans firsthand when they threw snowballs at him after he made comments about disliking the fans leading up to the game. This behavior is not uncommon, as Eagles fans have a history of using snow as a weapon during games.

Despite the controversies surrounding Eagles fans, the team’s decision to sell snow as memorabilia was a unique and successful way to commemorate their playoff victory. The snow pints sold out quickly, showcasing the loyalty and dedication of Eagles fans who were eager to own a piece of history from the memorable game.

As the Eagles continue their playoff run, their fans will undoubtedly be cheering them on with the same fervor and passion that they are known for. The snow may have melted, but the memories of that snowy victory will live on for Eagles fans and players alike.