For some people, it's easy to grow kinda tired of all the noise involving the Eagles lately.
Doug Pederson this, Sam Bradford that. Howie Roseman this, random assistant coach that.
While all that stuff is fine and dandy, it's time to focus on what's really important: WWE's Royal Rumble, which takes place this Sunday night.
Also taking place this Sunday are the NFL's conference title games. The Denver Broncos host the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship game at 3 p.m. and the Carolina Panthers host the Arizona Cardinals in the NFC Championship game at 6:30 p.m.
To celebrate Sunday's beautiful collision of sports and sports entertainment, the guys over at UPROXX Sports decided recreate all 32 NFL team logos as professional wrestlers and the results are ***AMAZING***.
Let's cut to the chase and go right to the Eagles one.
As you can see, the UPROXX guys recreated the Eagles logo as X-Pac, who's most well known for his late-1990s run in Degeneration-X.
Why X-Pac, you ask? Simple.
You see, from his look to his character to the way he talked on the mic to the way he wrestled, the guy was so easy to boo. Like, he could have been donating a large check to a children's hospital and you would have still wanted to boo him.
It's no secret that we here in Philadelphia aren't afraid to voice our opinions, particularly when our teams underperform. And, needless to say, the Eagles underperformed quite often this past season. Therefore, they are X-Pac.
All of wrestler logos are definitely worth checking out, especially if you're a pro wrestling aficionado. Personally, I'm a fan of the New England John Cenas, the Jacksonville Iron Shieks, the PittsburgHHH Steelers and the Denver Ric Flairs because Ric Flair is a national treasure and should be on a stamp and you all know it.
And the Washington Hulk Hogans, welp, ouch.
All in all, it's some real solid sports-related Royal Rumble hype. But nothing will top last year when we here at the Level celebrated the Rumble being in Philadelphia by comparing Royal Rumble match participants to Philly athletes and making some magnificent Photoshops. I'm not biased or anything, just stating the facts.