OK. There's been a bit of a stir recently over the Philadelphia Eagles potentially declining their invitation to the White House to visit with Donald Trump, a tradition over the years for the Super Bo

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker visited President Donald Trump on Thursday before the Philadelphia Eagles, the team that beat the Chiefs in the Super Bowl, have yet to travel to the White House for the traditional winners celebration.

According to a report, the Philadelphia Eagles have decided if they're going to the White House. However, no official decision has been made.

The Philadelphia Eagles would be honored to visit the White House in celebration of their Super Bowl LIX win, a source with the team told CNN after rumors swept social media that the team had declined the traditional visit.

Maybe the Eagles will be going to the White House after all. That's because on Monday, the NFL Network reported, citing team sources, that the Super Bowl champion Eagles "would be honored to visit The White House" after conversations Monday.

President Trump said that he will invite the Eagles to visit the White House after winning the Super Bowl over the Chiefs.

Reports that the Eagles have declined a White House invitation are unsubstantiated. Trump announced Tuesday that he planned to formally invite the team for a White House visit, and no members of the Eagles ownership, front office, management, nor any players have publicly said the team has declined or will decline an invitation.

Kelly reacted to a post from a user who cited a report which said the Eagles declined an invitation to the White House to meet President Donald Trump.