A Philadelphia Eagles Christmas

Of course, you'll want to get started with some themed Christmas ornaments. These are your basic styles that would certainly work well on just about any tree.

A perfect two pack featuring a round ornament and a snowman, both in team colors and with the team logo.

Blown glass and shaped like a helmet! This ornament comes in a gift box as well and is an officially licensed product.

Does Santa actually like the Eagles? I'd be surprised if that was the case, given rowdy fans once booed him on the field!

Candy canes in Eagles Green, white and black. A six pack that's perfect for decorating your tree!

A set of six blown-glass ornaments in three different shapes: a bell, a ball and a star.

Just how much do the Eagles and Christmas go hand in hand? Check out these videos, featuring Eagles-themed "Christmas carols", Fight song-timed Christmas lights, and the full story behind Santa being booed at a game!

Three adorable plushie snowmen ornaments come in this set to bring some cheer to your Christmas tree.

Santa's in town, wearing Revolutionary-war themed attire in Eagles green and white!

1. The Philadelphia Eagles were established in 1933. They were meant to be a replacement for the bankrupt Frankford Yellow Jackets football team of Northeast Philadelphia.
2. The team was named after the Blue Eagle, a symbol used in the New Deal stimulus package after the Great Depression.
3. Although the Eagles have made two Superbowl appearances, they have lost both games: in 1980 to the Oakland Raiders and in 2004 to the New England Patriots.
4. The team's official colors currently are "Midnight Green", black, charcoal, silver, and white. Before then, the team colors were Kelly Green, Silver and White.
5. Due to the loss of players to World War II service in 1943, the Eagles temporarily merged, for one season, with the Pittsburg Steelers. For that year they played as the "Steagles".
6. Eagles fans can have a bit of a bad, rowdy reputation. Indeed, when they played at Veterans' Stadium, the "700 Level" was known for being the home of the most hostile and difficult fans and the name is still used on fan sites and web communities today.
7. Veterans Stadium actually had a jail on the premises, to deal with rowdy fans, and this was carried over to the Eagles' new home Lincoln Financial Field upon its opening. However, the Linc's jail was done away with in two years after its opening.
8. Some of the most famous and legendary Eagles players include Bill Bradley, Troy Vincent, Jon Runyan, Brian Westbrook, Ron Jaworski, Randall Cunningham, Reggie White, Brian Dawkins and Chuck Bednarik.
9. "Swoop" has been the team's mascot since 1988, when he replaced the previous mascot "Blitz".
10. The Eagles' greatest rivalry to this day - at least if you ask most fans - is with the Dallas Cowboys. (We don't tend to like the New York Giants very much, either...)

This one really looks like a tiny football with its leather-style appearance and raised stiching.

This ornament looks just like a real license plate.

These LED ornaments light up and sparkle! Set of 6 that will really brighten up your tree.

Stick with that silver, green, black and white color theme. Why not a silver artificial tree with green lights and garlands?

Use some plain green, white and silver ornaments to mix in with the Eagles-themed ones.

Skip the star on the top of the tree, lest people mistake you for a Cowboys fan!

Search for some bald eagle ornaments to mix in with the official "Team" eagle designs.

Try your hand at some crafty, handmade ornaments - or photo-frame ornaments featuring pictures from days at the game, tailgating, or perhaps old ticket stubs from your collection.

This tabletop snowman is perfect for an Eagles-themed Christmas Party, either on the dinner table or perhaps over the mantlepiece. The snowman body lights up to give off a multi-color glow throughout the room.

It's a "Baby Swoop"! An adorable stocking for that young fan in training. Just one of several designs you'll find available today.