Best Eagles tailgate photos from the NFC Championship Game
The crowd outside the Linc did not disappoint.
Eagles NFC Championship tailgate
jared gruenwald photographyThe scene outside Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday afternoon was lit.
Yes, there were a couple of fights that broke out — one of which resulted in a man with a bloodied face being led away in handcuffs — but mostly the warm weather led to tons of classic Philly fun. Even the Minnesota fans who dared show up had a good time.
Here’s 15 of the best pics from the tailgate before the Eagles NFC Championship Game.
Dogs were a big theme, obviously
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When masks are sold out, dog snouts will do
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Or, ya know, dog ski masks
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Some people didn't need to do the dog thing to get into it
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Helmets are always a good move
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Self sufficient celebration
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City of Brotherly Love, right?
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We're rooting for a good game (sure...)
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He definitely is
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Entertainment was in large supply
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Bud Light did pretty well
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Adrenaline + beer = pure fun
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Plus a little food
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Things got hype
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The crowds were huge
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We ready
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