Philadelphia Eagles Did Not Endorse Presidential Candidate

Fake news has even hit the National Football League Philadelphia Eagles.

The Philadelphia Eagles have made it clear that they have not endorsed Kamala Harris for President of The United States.

The Eagles took to their X (formerly Twitter) account to clear-up the better, writing:

Here is a look at the fake Kamala Harris advertisement as follows:

The Philadelphia Eagles post has gone viral, with millions of page views.

It should turn-out that infinitely more people will learn about the situation from the correction, then they did from the fake news advertisements.

The Philadelphia Eagles correction came after word surfaced about the Harris posters surfacing with her depicted wearing a Philadelphia Eagles helmet.

The dailywire.com wrote the following about this fake news campaign:

The fake posters were seen at bus shelters at 16th and Spring Garden streets, 18th Street and JFK Boulevard, and 34th and Walnut streets in Philadelphia, the outlet noted.

The posters also included a URL philadelphiaeagles.com/vote printed underneath the caption. The website is still active at the time of this piece and gives outdated details about voting in the primaries.

Transportation Authority (SEPTA) said that "The bus shelters are owned by the city. So far, we have not heard anything about ads like this appearing on SEPTA property." The reporter also posted a video now showing a blank space where one of the ads was previously seen, wrote the dailywire.com

The Harris posters were also spotted inside an enclosed case at a SEPTA bus stop at 34th and Walnut Streets.

Until the Philadelphia Eagles dispelled this hoax, many were confused and wondering if this elite NFL team had really endorsed a candidate for President of The United States.

They clearly have not.

SOURCES: Philadelphia Eagles & daily wire.com