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The Newest Member of the Eagles Thrilled by Philly Fans, Eager to Prove Himself After Cowboys Clash

Philadelphia, PA – September 5, 2025

The Eagles opened their season with a rivalry win over the Dallas Cowboys, but one storyline away from the field stole attention. A Philadelphia rookie admitted he was stunned by the atmosphere inside Lincoln Financial Field, describing it as unlike anything he had ever experienced.

The game itself delivered classic NFC East drama—big plays, heated moments, and a 24-20 Eagles victory. But for the newcomer, the most unforgettable part wasn’t the action between the lines. It was the relentless energy from the fans who turned the opener into a spectacle.

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Social media exploded with posts capturing the deafening crowd noise. Fans in midnight green drowned out every Dallas snap, and the rookie confessed that just stepping onto the field felt overwhelming. “I’ve never seen anything like this… it’s unreal,” he admitted postgame.

Veteran teammates said they weren’t surprised. The Eagles fanbase has long been hailed as one of the NFL’s most passionate, and opening night against the Cowboys only reinforced that reputation. For a first-year player, it was a crash course in what it means to play in Philly.

The rookie emphasized that the environment gave him a jolt of motivation. He pointed to moments when the stadium seemed to shake after key defensive stops, saying that kind of energy pushed him to play harder, even through nerves and early mistakes.

That player is Azeez Ojulari. “I’m really surprised by the fans here. I’ve never seen a crowd so loud and so passionate. They filled the stadium tonight, making it feel like every single play mattered. Eagles fans are truly special.”

For Eagles Nation, those words were exactly what they wanted to hear. A young defender already buying into the city’s identity, fueled by the crowd that makes Philadelphia one of the hardest places to play. The rivalry may have been the headline, but Ojulari’s awe was the story.

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