- Philadelphia Eagles fans have been getting tattoos to memorialize Super Bowl
- Matthew Ranauro got a tattoo of the actual diagrammed ‘Philly Special’ play
- The ‘Philly Special’ resulted in quarterback Nick Foles scoring a touchdown
- Super Bowl 52 on Sunday night saw Philadelphia win 41-33 against the Patriots
A Philadelphia Eagles fan proudly showed off his ‘Philly Special’ play tattoo on Tuesday following their epic Super Bowl 52 win on Sunday.
Ever since the Philadelphia Eagles’ historic win over the New England Patriot’s on Sunday evening, Eagles fans have been getting inked to memorialize the extraordinary evening, which is exactly what Matthew Ranauro did.
Most people have been branding themselves with the Eagles mascot or of MVP Nick Foles who scored the winning touchdown, however Ranauro decided to get inked with the ‘Philly Special’ Super Bowl play.
Matthew Ranauro proudly showed off his tattoo which was the actual diagrammed ‘Philly Special’ play on Facebook and Instagram Tuesday
Ranauro is pictured here on a football field on January 24 at the Hard Rock Stadium in Florida
The ‘Philly Special’ refers to the trick play at the end of the first half of Super Bowl 52 when backup tight end Trey Burton took the ball on an end around and threw a touchdown pass to quarterback Nick Foles.
In a video released by Showtime’s Inside The NFL Foles tells Pederson to run ‘Philly Philly,’ according to CBS Sports.
Other fans are getting the Eagles mascot and also Nick Foles who scored the winning touchdown
Pederson paused for a second before saying ‘yeah, let’s do it. Let’s do it.’ Foles then says ‘Philly Special’ in the huddle.
Ranauro isn’t the only Eagles fan getting a tattoo of the memorable evening. Many other die hard fans are branding themselves with Nick Foles holding up the Super Bowl trophy.
On Sunday evening Philadelphia won 41-33 against the favored New England Patriots.
Many other die hard fans are branding themselves with Nick Foles holding up the Super Bowl trophy (one man pictured here)
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Nick Foles (pictured) makes a touchdown catch during Super Bowl LII on Sunday