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Just Hours After Being Released, a Veteran Eagles Guard Was Arrested for Public Intoxication in South Philadelphia.

Sua Opeta of the Philadelphia Eagles walks off the field following an NFL football game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Philadelphia Eagles at...

Philadelphia, PA – November 3, 2025 (ET)
According to team sources, a veteran guard from the Philadelphia Eagles was arrested late Monday night in South Philadelphia, only hours after being released from the active roster.

Eagles’ Immediate Response

Rather than distancing themselves, the Eagles organization immediately intervened.
Head Coach Nick Sirianni personally reached out, along with the team’s legal and counseling staff, to provide assistance and guidance.

Sirianni said during a press conference:

“It’s heartbreaking. He’s always been respected here, a tough guy, reliable, a team-first kind of player. When we heard the news, we immediately reached out to provide legal and emotional support. We’re not here to judge him, we’re here to help him find his way back. Once an Eagle, always part of our family.”

The Player Identified

The player is believed to be Sua Opeta, a 29-year-old guard who had been with the Eagles since 2020.
Opeta served primarily as a reliable backup on the offensive line and appeared in over 40 games during his tenure.
His arrest is reportedly a personal incident unrelated to team activities.

Eagles’ Humanity Shines

Fans and reporters across Philadelphia praised the team’s compassionate reaction.
Comments on social media read:

“They didn’t have to step in — but they did. That’s what makes Philly different.”
“Once an Eagle, always an Eagle. That’s not just a slogan, it’s who they are.”

The Eagles’ swift and empathetic response reaffirmed the organization’s reputation for standing by its players — even after the final whistle.

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