A Philadelphia Eagles fan found an unexpected message from another fan after the team’s Super Bowl victory parade last week. Amy Rannabargar posted on her Facebook that she discovered a vintage jacket hanging on a light post while leaving the parade.

After Friday’s Super Bowl parade came to an end, Amy Rannabargar found a vintage Eagles starter jacket with a special note inside.

For one Eagles fan, Friday's parade has added significance. Amy Rannabargar discovered a starter jacket near the Philadelphia Museum of Art that may just become a little piece of Philly sports lore.

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On a day set aside to honor the patron saint of love, it would be only too obvious to observe that the city and jubilant sports fans in Philadelphia delivered a four-hour adulatory valentine to the Super Bowl champion Eagles.

A vintage Philadelphia Eagles jacket from the 2018 Super Bowl parade made its return in 2025 to the Eagles fanbase at Friday's Super Bowl parade. The jacket's latest owner, Amy Rannabargar, said she found the jacket with a note that read: "If found, do not return. This jacket belongs to you!"

Thousands of people left the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl parade with lots of great memories, but one Birds fan left the parade with a very special souvenir that comes with a very unique responsibility.

On Feb. 14, Rannabargar, a La Salle University graduate and longtime Philadelphia Eagles fan, was walking in a crowd leaving the Eagles Super Bowl victory parade when she came across an Eagles starter jacket. It was hanging on a light post, she said, seemingly left behind on accident.