The Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie gives a speech while at the Super Bowl Parade. The Pittsburgh Steelers have asked about trading for Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence, according to a report by Ryan Burr

Lurie was thrilled after Super Bowl LIX, as his moves and staff he had built paid off and led to a second title.

Standing outside the Eagles’ locker room in the Caesars Superdome, Jeffrey Lurie basked in the moment, writes Ed Kracz for Sports Illustrated. The

Jeffrey Lurie is the owner, CEO, and chairman of the Philadelphia Eagles. He has an estimated net worth of $5.3 billion.

In an NFL that can be cold and cruel, Philadelphia's owner has created an atmosphere of excellence underpinned by kindness and humanity.

Philadelphia Eagles majority owner Jeffrey Lurie owns an estate in Palm Beach. So do Eagles fan Sylvester Stallone and Phillies owner John Middleton.

Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie declines to discuss Nick Sirianni’s contract during Super Bowl LIX opening night

Lurie, of course, didn’t mention why Reid will be a first-ballot Hall of Famer — because the Eagles fired him after a 4-12 season in 2012 when they hired Kelly — who eventually was fired because he didn’t adhere to the culture. “Emotional intelligence,” Lurie called it then.