Eagles fly." Instead, it went "fight, Eagles fight." It was first played at Eagles games in the 1960s by the Philadelphia Eagles Sound of Brass, a marching band of nearly 200 musicians and dancers ...

The official Philadelphia Eagles Pep Band joined us for our PHL17 Pep Rally to cheer on the Birds! We also invited back Kelley and Mark, who recently got engaged during an Eagles game in December.

Eagles fly,” but rather “fight, Eagles fight.” The Philadelphia Eagles Sound of Brass — a marching band of nearly 200 musicians and dancers — would perform the song at games in the 1960s.

St. Rose of Lima in Haddon Heights, New Jersey, less than 10 miles away from Lincoln Financial Field, was full of Eagles fans who sang the team's touchdown song, "Fly Eagles Fly." Both pastors ...