Tom Brady has a weird connection to all things NFL. It's what happens when you play in the league for 20+ years. But he's now been in the building for both of the Super Bowls in which Patrick Mahomes was blown out and in the building for both of the Super Bowls won by the Eagles.

Nick Foles outside of the Philadelphia Eagles was a journeyman quarterback capable of being a useful backup and little else. Nick Foles as a Philadelphia Eagle, however, was a supernova lighting up the night sky in a series of explosive bursts.

Brady also had a remarkable game, throwing for a Super Bowl-record 505 yards and three touchdowns. However, a crucial strip-sack by Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham late in the fourth quarter sealed the Patriots’ fate, leading to a 41-33 victory for Philadelphia. Foles was named Super Bowl MVP for his outstanding performance.

Ex-Philadelphia Eagle Nick Foles had a message for his former team ahead of Super Bowl LIX against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.

Former Eagles quarterback Nick Foles trolled Tom Brady on Sunday as he made his Super Bowl broadcast debut. What the Super Bowl-winning QB said:

The quarterback who led the Eagles to victory over Tom Brady and the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LII thanks for the Philly Special was back at it on Sunday. After the Eagles clobbered the Chiefs, 40-22, in the Superdome, with Brady as FOX Sports’ lead analyst, Foles took to social media and nailed the GOAT with a perfectly placed zing.

In a lighthearted celebration, the Eagles and former quarterback Nick Foles playfully taunted the Chiefs, Taylor Swift and Tom Brady following their Super Bowl LIX victory.

Jalen Hurts and Nick Foles, present and past Super Bowl Champion Eagles quarterbacks, have memorable social media moments on Sunday night.

Nick Foles just can’t help himself when it comes to getting a dig in on former New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. The former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback took to social media after the Eagles knocked off the Kansas City Chiefs in a 40-22 blowout victory at Super Bowl LIX.