We didn’t watch a lot of NFL football on television this past season We had been growing increasingly frustrated with the kneelers and protestors during the 
National Anthem, and this season was worse than last year. Another reason is our beloved Cleveland Browns are horrible and they ruined any football watching enjoyment. We still love our Browns, but they stink! Anyways, we decided to watch the Playoffs and the Super Bowl.
FLY EAGLES FLY
This year’s Super Bowl did not disappoint! What a game! Congratulations to the Philadelphia Eagles and to MVP Nick Foles. The best part was after the game when players and coaches thanked Jesus. 
Nick Foles, a diehard Christian, knew who to thank first after receiving the honors. “Unbelievable,” Foles said, holding his young daughter. “All the glory to God.” (from the Blaze)
Coach Doug Pederson when asked about his rise from coaching high school football to winning the Super Bowl replied: “I can only give the praise to my Lord and savior Jesus Christ for giving me this opportunity…”
Zach Ertz on what he was thinking when the play was called in the huddle that was his game-winning touchdown catch “Uh, I had better score. I mean, glory to God first and foremost. We wouldn’t be here without him…”
Carson Wentz tweeted “God is so good!!!! World Champions!!!! So proud of this team!!!! Told y’all my boy @NFoles_9 was gonna shine tonight! Well deserved my bro!” #AO1 #flyeaglesfly
JESUS FIRST
themselves to give Praise and honor and glory to their Lord Jesus Christ. For them to acknowledge Jesus first and foremost means that Jesus was not far off in their thoughts. With all the flying and floating confetti, photograph flashes, television cameras and lights, screaming fans, cheering team-mates, Jesus was right there, Jesus was first, front and center.NOT ASHAMED
