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Jeffrey Lurie to Be Inducted into Eagles Hall of Fame
8/26/2026, 8:34:00 PM
Induction Announcement
The Philadelphia Eagles announced that Chairman and CEO Jeffrey Lurie will be inducted into the franchise’s Hall of Fame during the Monday night game against the Dallas Cowboys on October 26. The ceremony will take place at halftime in Lincoln Financial Field and will be broadcast nationally.
Ownership Achievements
Lurie purchased the Eagles on May 6, 1994. Since taking control, the organization reports four Super Bowl appearances, two championships (Super Bowl LII and Super Bowl LIX), and 12 NFC East titles. The team has reached eight NFC championship games since 2001—the most by any NFC franchise in that span. Off the field, Lurie’s family contributed a $50 million gift to launch the Lurie Autism Institute, and the Eagles Autism Foundation has raised $60 million, together exceeding $100 million for autism research and care.
Official Statements & Responses
Eagles Hall of Fame selection-committee member Ron Jaworski said the Hall of Fame honors those who have made exceptional contributions to the organization and the NFL, and that Lurie’s “legacy and relentless dedication” warranted the honor.
Verbatim Quotes
- “The Eagles Hall of Fame honors those who have made exceptional contributions to the history of this organization and the National Football League,” — Eagles Legend Ron Jaworski, an Eagles Hall of Fame selection committee member
- “Being selected to the Eagles Hall of Fame is one of the greatest honors of my life,” — Jeffrey Lurie, chairman and CEO
What’s Next
The induction will be presented during the halftime show of the October 26 matchup with the Cowboys, giving fans a chance to celebrate the owner credited with the franchise’s most successful era.
