Bradley Cooper Supports Philadelphia Eagles at Playoff Game

Bradley Cooper, a lifelong Philadelphia Eagles fan, was spotted at Lincoln Financial Field this weekend, passionately supporting his hometown team during their crucial NFL playoff game. The Oscar-nominated actor and filmmaker, known for his roles in A Star Is Born and American Sniper, was seen enthusiastically cheering from a VIP suite, dressed in Eagles gear as he celebrated key plays.

A Die-Hard Eagles Fan

Cooper has never been shy about his love for the Eagles, often attending games and publicly supporting the team. In a past interview, he shared that his passion for Philadelphia sports began in childhood, growing up in the nearby suburb of Jenkintown, Pennsylvania. His fandom was even woven into his 2012 film Silver Linings Playbook, where his character, Pat Solitano, is portrayed as an intense Eagles supporter.

At the game, Cooper was seen interacting with fans, taking selfies, and even exchanging high-fives after the Eagles scored a touchdown. His excitement mirrored that of the crowd as the team fought for a spot in the next round of the playoffs.

Celebrity Sports Enthusiasm on the Rise

Cooper isn’t the only Hollywood star showing love for professional sports. In recent years, more celebrities have been spotted courtside at NBA games or on the sidelines at NFL matchups. From Taylor Swift supporting the Kansas City Chiefs to Leonardo DiCaprio frequenting Los Angeles Lakers games, celebrity attendance at major sporting events has become a common trend.

Cooper’s presence was a welcome boost for Eagles fans, many of whom took to social media to express their excitement. "Seeing Bradley Cooper losing his mind over the Eagles is a mood," one fan tweeted. Others appreciated that the actor remains loyal to his roots despite his Hollywood success.

Eagles’ Playoff Journey Continues

With their latest victory, the Eagles advance further into the playoffs, keeping their Super Bowl hopes alive. Cooper’s support is likely to continue, and fans will be watching closely to see if he makes another game-day appearance in the coming weeks.