Top Hollywood Action Star – A Diehard Eagles Fan – Set to Join Upcoming Eagles Documentary
Top Hollywood Action Star – A Diehard Eagles Fan – Set to Join Upcoming Eagles Documentary
In a surprising yet thrilling development for Philadelphia Eagles fans, Sylvester Stallone – the legendary Hollywood icon known for bringing "Rocky Balboa" to life – is reportedly taking part in a 26-minute documentary centered around the NFL's most controversial and effective play: the “Tush Push.”

The short film is said to be produced by Chestnut Hill Productions, the media company founded by Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie himself. According to viral social media posts and insider reports, Stallone will be the narrator and face of the project, giving it instant star power and Philly authenticity.
A lifelong supporter of the Eagles, Stallone’s bond with the city goes far beyond cinema. From running the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art to cheering on the Birds since the 1960s, Stallone embodies the gritty, underdog spirit that defines the Eagles' identity.
While no official release date or platform has been confirmed, the anticipation is already building. Fans are calling the collaboration “a match made in Philly heaven,” with one commenting, “Rocky repping the Birds? That’s the most Philly thing ever.”
Though it's just 26 minutes long, the documentary is expected to carry heavyweight emotional impact — especially with Stallone as the narrator. It’s not just a film about a football play. It’s about determination, innovation, and Philadelphia pride.

With this project, the chant “Go Birds” may no longer be confined to the Lincoln Financial Field. Soon, it might echo through movie theaters around the country.












