Boston Scott, CJ Gardner-Johnson, Kenneth Gainwell and Quez Watkins were there to greet hundreds of fans.
Eagles fans took over Oxford Valley Mall in Langhorne, Bucks County as four of the championship-bound team stars showed up to sign autographs.Eagles fans took over Oxford Valley Mall in Langhorne, Bucks County on Saturday as four members of the Super Bowl-bound team showed up to sign autographs.
Boston Scott, CJ Gardner-Johnson, Kenneth Gainwell and Quez Watkins all came to the mall to greet hundreds of fans who bought tickets for the chance to meet the players before they leave for the big game."Just because of the way they've been clicking all year and pretty much dominating, it's been pretty fun to watch," said Jim Flattery from Levittown. He and his family got to the mall at 10 a.m., three hours before the players were scheduled to arrive.
"We did in 2017 when the Eagles made it to the Super Bowl and I knew it was going to be pretty packed, so we wanted to get here early again," said Flattery, who was the first of about 600 fans in line. "We have a great relationship with the Eagles, so usually when we do these type of events, they're always on board. We take care of the athletes, they take care of us, and ultimately the fans win," said James Williams, the president of Dynastery Sports, a business in the mall which organized the event.
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