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 ...

Mansure helped coin that fight song — “Fly, Eagles Fly” — in the ... played for Palmyra — and thought the Eagles could use a ...

Eventually, The Fly Guys — now the Eagles’ official pep band — and their revamped fight song became so popular that the team started playing it on the stadium speakers after each touchdown.

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.

the words "Fly Eagles Fly" on the outer band, a silhouette of the Lincoln Financial Field end zone, and the Eagles logo placed over the Lombardi Trophy. A nod to Super Bowl LII, the Eagles' head ...