The Philadelphia Eagles beat the San Francisco 49ers, 31-7, on Sunday in the NFC Championship Game at Lincoln Financial Field.
But wait, there’s more. When Sydney Warner tried to leave the blowout early, the Eagles faithful let her hear it. And it sounds like some of them crossed a line.
“The way they were just like ‘go home, go home’ but that’s fine. I get it but ‘I hope your plane crashes!’” Sydney said, “I’m all about passion, but never again. ... Like I’m 100% down riding for riding your team, but honestly, I just didn’t feel safe. ... I will probably never go back to that stadium, to be honest. I guess you can just call me a wimp, but I couldn’t handle the fans.”
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