The Eagles owner said Philadelphia deserves to host a Super Bowl. That could only happen if the team's stadium has a roof.

Sources indicated to The Inquirer that, while Lurie is not interested in acquiring the Celtics as a majority owner, he would be interested in acquiring a piece of the team as a limited partner.

Jeffrey Lurie says Philadelphia deserves to hold the biggest sporting events in the world (Super Bowls, etc) when asked about Eagles having a dome stadium

With the Boston Celtics up for sale, there had been some speculation that Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie might step in and buy the iconic NBA franchise, but that likely won't be happening.  The idea of Lurie buying the team gained a lot of steam on Jan.

The Birds' lease at Lincoln Financial Field in South Philly expires in 2032, raising questions about team's long-range plans.

Speaking to reporters on Super Bowl Opening Night in New Orleans Monday, Philadelphia Eagles chairman Jeffrey Lurie said he is not pursuing an ownership stake in the Boston Celtics, adding that "I'm not really interested in acquiring another sports team.

The Philadelphia Eagles will have a decision to make on the future of Lincoln Financial Field in the coming years. The Linc is coming up on its 23rd season in 2025 and the stadium is a part of a generation of open-air stadiums that were built before retractable roof stadiums trended across the league.