Eagles players visit patients at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

With so many young children in need of urgent care and specialty treatments at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), the Philadelphia Eagles make it a priority to uplift spirits and serve as a beacon of hope for their patients by making regular visits to the area hospital.
 
On Monday, September 21, Eagles players spent their day off with children at CHOP in the Seacrest Studio, a multimedia room located in the hospital's Colket Atrium. Wide receiver Jordan Matthews, defensive tackle Bennie Logan and linebacker Marcus Smith II co-hosted a game of BINGO and then visited children in their rooms and surprised them with superhero Eagles capes.

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