Kyle Lowry of the 76ers shows off his DIY skills in a hilarious show in support of the Eagles

Philadelphia 76ers guard Kyle Lowry showed some support for the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday night. As it is The Sixers battled the Milwaukee Bucksthe city’s favorite football team has earned a spot in the NFC Championship game. The Eagles advanced from the Divisional Round with a Los Angeles Rams win 28-22.

Lowry, who was born in Philly and played at Villanova, had to show his own some love gender team with a hoodie that he changed a little.

Sixers struggle while Eagles thrive

This moment was sweet for a team that has been through it this season. The Sixers dropped tonight’s game at the Bucks 123-109 as they fell to 15-26 overall. Philadelphia is now two games out of the top ten seed in the Eastern Conference. However, even though the schedule is brutal over the next few weeks, the Sixers remaining schedule strength is only 20th in the league. With that in mind, head coach Nick Nurse’s team will have plenty of wins going forward.

Philly’s main problem right now is a familiar enemy: health. In particular, star center Joel Embiid has only played 13 games this season. The former MVP is dealing with a lingering knee injury that the organization is treating carefully. As of Friday, a recent report showed that Embiid will be out at least three more games. However, this starting lineup rarely played together due to injuries to Joel and newest player Paul George throughout the season.

Kyle Lowry is in his second year with the franchise. The 38-year-old has seen a dip in his production and minutes this year as his storied career winds down. Lowry could wear his hilarious sweatshirt on the bench because he is was unavailable to play against the Bucks due to a hip injury. Philadelphia could use the savvy veteran presence on the field sooner rather than later as they deal with injuries to their stars.

Despite the Sixers’ loss, Sunday was a great day for Philadelphia. The Eagles will now host the Washington Commanders in what should be an incredible matchup between the NFC East foes. If the Eagles win that game, they will be vying for their second Super Bowl in franchise history. And there’s a chance the matchup could be against the team that beat them in Super Bowl 57. Beating the Washington Commanders and then denying Patrick Mahomes and company from becoming the first franchise ever to win three straight Super Bowls would be the perfect end to a football season for the ‘City brotherly love”.