Eagles Gift Super Bowl Tickets to Attack Survivor

The Philadelphia Eagles have extended a heartfelt gesture by gifting Super Bowl tickets to Ryan Quigley, a survivor of the New Orleans terror attack. Quigley, who was injured in the attack that claimed the life of his best friend and fellow Princeton football player, Tiger Bech, received the tickets from Eagles' defensive end Brandon Graham during a visit to the NovaCare Complex. Despite the tragedy, Quigley is determined to honor Bech's memory by attending the game, fulfilling a promise to take him to the Super Bowl if the Eagles made it. The emotional moment was shared on the Eagles' social media, highlighting the team's support for Quigley and the Bech family. This act is part of the Eagles' broader efforts to help Quigley recover, including inviting him and Bech's sister, Ginnie, to previous games and meetings with players. Quigley's story underscores the profound impact of community and sports in healing and remembrance.