Bradley Cooper discloses emotional moment at the Eagles’ Super Bowl victory: “One of the most incredible experiences”

Earlier this month, the Philadelphia Eagles became Super Bowl champions, beating the Kansas City Chiefs and ruining their hopes for a historic three-peat. It was the Eagles' second chance after losing to the Chiefs in 2022. But it was their second win in seven years, as they won in 2018 against the New England Patriots as well.

There’s one face that’s been present at all the Eagles' Super Bowls, win or lose, and that’s actor Bradley Cooper. Cooper, who is from a suburb of Philly, is a die-hard Eagles fan.

Bradley Cooper’s post-Super Bowl moment of bliss

On the Pat McAffee Show, Cooper described a moment after the game that he said was “one of the most incredible experiences” for him. Cooper went to the game with his seven-year-old daughter, Lea, and when the game was over, they went down onto the field to celebrate with the players.

Cooper said he got starstruck and felt like an eight-year-old again when he saw one of his favorite players.

“Lane Johnson, I think he’s just maybe the best right tackle to ever play the game,” said Cooper. “I love everything about him. I love his work ethic. I just idolize the guy.”

He said that when he saw Johnson, whom he described as a “big Goliath” leaving, he ran up to him and gave him a hug, calling it “one of the most incredible experiences”.

Cooper also mentioned having anxiety for two weeks leading up to the game, only realizing it was because of the game once it was over.

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