Get ready to experience football fandom in the most chilly way possible—because the Philadelphia Eagles have just made snow the hottest (or rather, coldest) piece of sports memorabilia. That’s right, the Eagles have been selling snow collected from their playoff game against the Los Angeles Rams at Lincoln Financial Field.
For just $50, you could’ve owned a pint of actual game day snow, delivered in “insulated containers with dry ice and detailed care instructions.” Yes, you read that correctly. This is real, legit snow from an NFL game, and it’s been carefully packaged to ensure it arrives just as pristine as it was on the field. Whether it’s a quirky collector’s item or the most bizarre piece of sports history, it’s definitely one for the books.
But here’s the kicker: the online stock sold out almost immediately. Fans across the country rushed to secure their frozen memorabilia, but fear not! If you’re in the Philadelphia area, you can still snag a pint in person at the Lincoln Financial Field ticket office, starting Monday. It’s a limited-time opportunity, so if you want to add a pint of Eagles history to your collection, now’s the time.
But wait—does anyone else think this might be the perfect gift for an Eagles fan? I mean, why not own a pint of snow from a historic playoff game? Sure, it’s a little… unconventional, but there’s something undeniably cool about owning a piece of the game in such a literal form. And for fans who want something even more iconic (and less frozen), we’d suggest a snowball from the infamous 1968 game when Eagles fans threw snowballs at Santa Claus. Sadly, those didn’t come in insulated containers.
As the Eagles gear up to face the Washington Commanders for the NFC Championship this Sunday, we’re sure this snow memorabilia will go down in Eagles lore as one of the most frosted moments in NFL history.
