Philadelphia Eagles fans now own a unique piece of playoff history – literal pints of snow from their team’s dramatic victory over the Los Angeles Rams.
Following the Eagles’ 28-22 win last Sunday, which secured their place in the NFC Championship Game, the team sold pints of snow collected directly from the field at Lincoln Financial Field.
The snowy keepsakes were released as limited-edition memorabilia, authenticated by The Realest and its partner TRuEST.
Each pint came in a specially designed container, giving fans an exclusive memento of the challenging winter conditions that defined the game.
“The Philadelphia Eagles are selling pints of snow from their field for $50 from their Divisional Round game vs. the Rams,” The 33rd Team posted on X.
The demand was intense. By Wednesday afternoon, all the pints had sold out, according to The Realest’s official website.
Of course, Sunday’s game was played in the middle of a mild snowstorm that added a layer of drama to the playoff showdown.
Slippery turf and reduced visibility made conditions difficult for players on both sides, with fans witnessing a battle as much against the weather as between the two teams.
Eagles running back Saquon Barkley delivered yet another MVP-worthy performance, bursting through the snow-covered field for runs of 78 and 62 yards.
Barkley finished the game with 205 rushing yards.
Wide receiver A.J. Brown reflected on the win and the brutal conditions. “You see it? I wouldn’t wish that on my worst enemy,” Brown said after the game.
“That was not fun. That wasn’t fun at all. Tough game, tough conditions, but [we] made the most of it. Tried to get the win – glad we did.”
The storm proved a significant factor in the Rams’ performance, particularly for quarterback Matthew Stafford, whose typically sharp passing game suffered in the slippery, freezing weather.
The pints of snow mark a new chapter in Eagles fandom, where even the weather becomes part of the team’s lore.
As the Eagles continue their playoff run, excitement around the team – and their merchandise – has reached fever pitch.
With the divisional-round victory already etched into fans’ memories, these pints of snow serve as a tangible reminder of the grit and determination it took to win under such extreme conditions.
For Eagles fans lucky enough to secure one of the pints, it’s not just snow – it’s a piece of Philly history.
Naturally, a lot of fans poked fun at the Eagles for selling such an item. Some felt it was a slimy money-grab, while others just thought the overall concept was ridiculous.
What are your thoughts? … Would you spend $50 on snow?
More importantly, what are your thoughts on Sunday’s NFC Championship Game???
