Bucks Cheers On Super Bowl-Bound Eagles With Events, Pep Rallies

BUCKS COUNTY, PA ? With the Eagles headed to the Super Bowl on Sunday to battle the Kansas City Chiefs, fans throughout Bucks County are flying high in their green and white.

Check out these spirit-filled events and photos from Doylestown, Newtown and Jamison.

Altomonte's Celebrates The Birds With Pep Rally ... And Cannolis

Altomonte?s in Doylestown cheered on the Eagles on Saturday with a spirited pep rally featuring $2 pizza slices, green-colored spirits, Roman pizza topped with freshly made barbecue, a Philadelphia Eagle, and a cannoli-eating contest. The place was buzzing with customers as the Eagles fight song echoed throughout the store and customers came dressed in their favorite Eagles wear. Among the highlights was a cannoli-eating contest won by Mike Jamison of Buckingham who devoured nine of the market?s sweet Italian treats in three minutes flat to win a $125 gift card to the store. ?They are the best cannolis in town, which made this easy,? said Jamison. He gave a lot of credit to the contest?s youngest competitor, Allie, who managed to down three chocolate chip-covered desserts. ?I give her a lot of credit. It?s not easy sitting up here in front of everyone doing this.? Allie?s neighbor, Alex Sosnoski joined in the fun. Each of the four participants took home a t-shirt and a box of baked goods from the store as consolation prizes. ?That was so fun. They had to eat 15 mini-cannoli in three minutes or less. They did wonderful. I'm so proud of them,? said store owner Maria Nappi, noting that it's not easy eating cannolis that fast. "It's definitely more Italian and more enjoyable to eat them at a slower pace." Another highlight of the pep rally included fresh barbecue pizza toppings made by Jacob Blomgren of Wild Bill?s Texas BBQ in Perkasie. Blomgren brought his smoker to the store for Saturday's pep rally.

Mike Jamison and Allie compete in the cannoli-eating contest.

Jacob Blomgren of Wild Bill?s Texas BBQ in Perkasie brought his smoker to the event. He's pictured here with the Altomonte Eagle and store owner Maria Nappi.

Maria Nappi shows her Eagles spirit with Altomonte's Eagle. (Contributed)

Photos With "Amazing Swoop Balloon Display" in Newtown

In Newtown, the Green Parrot at 240 North Sycamore Street is offering Eagles fans a free photo op with its "Amazing Swoop Balloon Bird" created by Live Balloons Party Entertainment. The life-size Swoop made out of balloons will be on display in front of a Super Bowl LIX backdrop from Feb. 7 through Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 9. "Get decked out in your Eagles gear and create a memory with the whole family," says the Parrot on its Facebook page.

Stop by the Green Parrot in Newtown over the weekend for a photo op with a life-size balloon representation of "Swoop."

Go Birds! Cheering On The Eagles At MBIT Pep Rally

In Jamison, the Middle Bucks Institute of Technology showed its Eagles pride on Friday with a green and white pep rally. Fly Eagles Fly!

The spirit is soaring at MBIT in Jamison.

Thompson?s Wickedly Funny Eagles Video Takes Off

The Thompson Organization has outdone itself with this one. The Doylestown-based company has released a Philly-centric video parody of Wicked?s fan-favorite song, "Popular," in celebration of the Super Bowl-bound Eagles and its fans. Rewritten to celebrate the passion of Philadelphia Eagles fans, the parody is bringing a green-blooded twist to the Broadway classic, according to Thompson. What do the Eagles and Wicked have in common? A love for green, a Lexus partnership, and a star who can defy gravity. Ride along with the Thompson team?s creative spin as they deliver a touchdown-worthy performance that?s sure to get fans singing along and in the spirit of the big game. Check out the video by clicking here.

Check out the video by clicking here.

Showing Their Eagles Spirit At Doylestown Health

Even Doylestown Health?s four-legged volunteers are excited to see the Eagles playing in the Super Bowl this weekend! The player they are most excited to see? Saquon BARK-ley, of course!

Doylestown Health Facebook page.

Eagle fans show their spirit at Doylestown Health.