Jeffrey Lurie is the owner, CEO, and chairman of the Philadelphia Eagles. He has an estimated net worth of $5.3 billion.

Philadelphia Eagles majority owner Jeffrey Lurie owns an estate in Palm Beach. So do Eagles fan Sylvester Stallone and Phillies owner John Middleton.

There are only so many days anymore that Jeffrey Lurie chooses to speak publicly, or feels that he must. Monday here, amid the chaotic absurdity of Super Bowl Opening Night, was one such day. He lowered himself onto a chair on the Superdome turf and let the questioners come to him.

When Jeffrey Lurie bought the Philadelphia Eagles in 1994, he always envisioned building the franchise into one of the most feared across the NFL . After three decades and plenty of heartbreak, Lurie has accomplished that goal.

Jeffrey Lurie stood just outside the locker room in the bowels of the Caesars Superdome late Sunday night, away from the stifling and overpowering

Heading into their matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs, most observers expected that the Eagles would try to run the ball down their opponents' throats to come away with a 40-22 win in the Super Bowl.

The Philadelphia Eagles' lease at Lincoln Financial Field ends in 2032, and the team's leadership is considering the prospect of a new indoor arena.

Standing outside the Eagles’ locker room in the Caesars Superdome, Jeffrey Lurie basked in the moment, writes Ed Kracz for Sports Illustrated. The