Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker has a new way of spelling Eagles: Super Bowl. Parker kept it simpler this time after misspelling Eagles before Philadelphia's NFC divisional-round win over the Rams last week.

Washington Commanders fans have not forgotten about Philadelphia mayor Cherelle Parker's spelling bobble last week

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker went viral on social media after attempts to lead an Eagles chant resulted in her misspelling the Philly-based team’s name.

This year's NFC championship game is a rivalry affair as two NFC East foes will battle for the conference crown and a spot in the Super Bowl. The Philadelphia Eagles play host to the Washington Commanders on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field and the shots between fanbases got off to a quick start in the parking lot ahead of the game.

The Philadelphia mayor committed what some may say is a cardinal sin in the city: she botched an Eagles chant.

With the Philadelphia Eagles hosting the NFC Championship Game for the second time in three years, team spirit for the Birds is flying high across the city. The flight path extends all the way to the Mayor's office,

Philadelphia mayor Cherelle Parker knows that video of her botching an Eagles chant before Philadelphia’s 28-22 victory over the Rams in their Divisional Round game last Sunday went viral.

The Philadelphia Eagles may have rallied around wide receiver's favorite book ahead of the NFC Championship Game, but the Washington Commanders have decided to rally around (and mock) Philadelphia mayor Cherelle Parker.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker signed an executive order Tuesday unveiling a new wellness court and wellness support in Kensington. City officials said the initiative is designed to get people suffering from addiction into treatment rather than a jail.