Gallery
Photos from events, contest for the best costume, videos from master classes.
 |  |
 |  |
 |  |
 |  |
 |  |
 |  |
The 1980 Pittsburgh Steelers were the first Super Bowl champions to visit the White House. By. Samantha Stutsman. Samantha Stutsman. Samantha Stutsman is a writer and surveillance editor at PEOPLE. In the first two-plus years of President Donald Trump's administration, 20 major sports teams have won championships, but only 10 celebrated at the White House. Trump did not invite many of Every year, the Super Bowl champions pay a visit to the White House to be honored. Take a look as the New England Patriots visit the nation's capital to celebrate their Super Bowl For the second time in as many years, President Joe Biden on Friday welcomed and celebrated the Super Bowl-champion Chiefs, this visit coming after their Super Bowl LVIII overtime triumph Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and the Chiefs met President Biden and got their first trip to the White House as Super Bowl champions. As tradition goes, Kansas City Chiefs, along with their star QB Patrick Mahomes, will be visiting the Whitehouse on June 5 to celebrate their second Super Bowl victory in four years. The Chiefs Kingdom will make their visit as a part of the summer schedule of championship winners visiting Joe Biden. Three-time Super Bowl champion Tedy Bruschi looks back on his visits to the White House with the Patriots and the time he stole a yellow rose to bring home to his wife. -- The Kansas City Chiefs will take their Super Bowl LVII victory celebration national on June 5. The team announced Wednesday it will be welcomed by President Joe Biden for a White House Bob Knight’s Indiana Hoosiers were the first men’s basketball NCAA champions to visit the White House when they met Gerald Ford in 1976. Carter hosting the Steelers marked the first Super Bowl champion to visit 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Trump posted on X (then known as Twitter) in June 2018 stating he rescinded an invitation for the Eagles to visit the White House in celebration of their Super Bowl victory, stating “only a Championship sports teams visiting the president at the White House goes back to the days of Andrew Johnson. The Pittsburgh Steelers were the first Super Bowl champion to visit, joining the Eagles' visit to White House canceled (1:52) The statement said the defending Super Bowl champions disagree "with their President because he insists that they proudly stand for the National The 2000 Super Bowl–winning Rams had their White House invitation rescinded, as Bill Clinton was too busy at Camp David trying to broker a Middle East peace deal between Israeli prime minister After the White House announced President Joe Biden will invite the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to the White House on Monday, February 8, posts circulating on social media made the claim that the 2021 The 1980 Pittsburgh Steelers were the first Super Bowl champions to visit the White House Super Bowl champs visiting the White House is a decades-old tradition that began with Jimmy Carter in 1980 The Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles’ White House visit has been canceled due to the controversy over standing for the National Anthem at NFL games, President Donald Trump announced Monday. The Kansas City Chiefs returned to the White House for a consecutive year on Friday, May 31, to celebrate the team's Super Bowl LVIII win in a visit that comes amid a controversial offseason for The first Super Bowl champion to visit the White House was the 1985 Pittsburgh Steelers, who traveled to Washington D.C. alongside their fellow World Series champion Pittsburgh Pirates. The first NBA champions to visit the White House were the Boston Celtics, who met President Kennedy in 1963. The Indiana men’s basketball team is apparently the first NCAA champion to visit As per NFL tradition in the 21st century, Super Bowl champions pay a visit to the White House to be honoured on an annual basis. The last team to visit the White House was after a Super Bowl win was Bill Belichick-led New England Patriots, who defeated the Atlanta Falcons 34-28 in Super Bowl LI four years ago.
Articles and news, personal stories, interviews with experts.
Photos from events, contest for the best costume, videos from master classes.
| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
| |