Highlights of the Philadelphia Eagles football festival for women

GLENDALE, AZ - OCTOBER 26: Philadelphia Eagles fan cheers in the NFL game against the Arizona Cardinals at University of Phoenix Stadium on October 26, 2014 in Glendale, Arizona. (Photo by Norm Hall/Getty Images)
GLENDALE, AZ - OCTOBER 26: Philadelphia Eagles fan cheers in the NFL game against the Arizona Cardinals at University of Phoenix Stadium on October 26, 2014 in Glendale, Arizona. (Photo by Norm Hall/Getty Images) /
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We continue our extended Mother’s day celebration with a look back at last week’s Philadelphia Eagles football festival for women.

Oh, you thought we were playing? We said a little less than a week ago that our mothers and women deserve more than to just be honored on a single Sunday in May. No on would disagree with that, so we’ve kept our promise. We’re still celebrating Mother’s Day, and we’re still celebrating every other woman as well. On that note, here’s something cool if you missed it. Last weekend, the Philadelphia Eagles took an opportunity to honor the better half (and better-looking half) of the franchise by throwing a football festival for women.

It was a nice idea, a cool gesture, and the turnout was a good one.

Take a look at how things opened.

Those of us who are single probably should have made our way to Lincoln Financial Field and hung around the parking lot. To find a loyal woman is a blessing. To find an intelligent and talented woman is a dream come true. To find a beautiful woman is icing on the cake.

To find all of that and then find out that she loves the Eagles just as much as you do is reason to to go ring shopping. Don’t worry about those other small details. Work them out later. At least we know the building blocks for success are in place.

Here are some photos from the festivities.

Every year, the female portion of the Eagles fan base seems to grow, and that’s a good thing. When we take to social media here at ITI, some of the most clever, thought out and witty responses come from women. If you still fall under the category of chauvinistic, you may not get that, but that’s your loss.

Next. Sanders, Arcega-Whiteside rock their uniforms for the 1st time. dark

They aren’t catering the party. They’re throwing them. They aren’t asking questions about the game. They’re answering them. They’re some of the most beautiful and football-literate fans on the planet, and if you don’t believe us, just talk to one.

We officially declare that every day is officially Mother’s Day and Women’s Day.