Eagles fans flock to Wilmington and King of Prussia to meet with Eagles players facing face -to -face – 6ABC Philadelphia

Wilmington, del (WPVI) – The fans were flocking to Wilmington, Delaware for a meeting and greetings with an angle of Eagles Rookie, Cooper Dezhen.

Hundreds of people lined the Dick Sports House on Saturday morning as early as 5am.

“It’s great. It’s great. It’s great to get the kids and experience it with the kids and see everyone. It’s great,” said Daniel Williams of Venona, New Jersey.

Fans were all smiles and cheers as they stood face to face with 22-year-old Rookie champion Super Bowl.

“I will go home and put them, I will frame it like the other autographs I have at home,” said Mike McFadon of Northeast Philadelphia.

“I made the video and stopped my video and just stared at Wow,” said Ji Reeves of Richmond, Virginia.

Fresh from a whirlwind of a week and day, a long day, celebrating the victory parade, Dezhen says he is soaking all this.

“I love everyone in this city, I love how much they are, how much they care. I couldn’t imagine playing anywhere else,” Dejian said.

He says he’s still from the Super Bowl victory.

“I get my first choice, Super Bowl on my birthday and then won the game, the best part for that. Make this Lombardi trophy,” Dezhen said.

Cooper Dezhen was not the only player of the Eagles by spending time with fans, the Darius Slay angle stopped from Dick’s sports goods in King of Prussia.

The line also wrapped around the murder building, where he signed autographs and took pictures.

“I feel like I’m very loved here,” Sly said. “It feels good about a person, show you that our fans appreciate as players and I am grateful for the fans’ base. I love it.”

Slay says he hugs all love and tells Sharif Jackson to Action News that he plans to relax this off -season.

“I will take some time to relax, play my video game, golf a little and attend some of my children football games and special events,” Sly said.