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Track and field star Jasmine Camacho-Quinn and her brother, Philadelphia Eagle Robert Quinn, have something in common: They’re both in pursuit of rings.
For Camacho-Quinn, that would be Olympic rings — she won a gold medal in 2020 Tokyo — and now, big brother Quinn is going after aSuper Bowl ringwhen his team faces up against the Kansas City Chiefs in Glendale, Arizona Feb. 12.
Camacho-Quinn, 26, clearly couldn’t be prouder: She took to Twitter following the Eagles' domination of the NFC Championship game Jan. 29 to shout out her family’s latest accomplishment.
“My parents witness me in the Olympics,” she wrote. “And now my brother in the Super Bowl in a couple weeks!”
She added a cheeky “LFG!!!” as punctuation.
Fans flocked to offer up congratulations, with one begging “Can we get a #flyeaglesfly?”
Camacho-Quinnretweeted that, noting playfully, “This is the only time I’ll do this.”
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Quinn’s NFL team at the time, the Chicago Bears, also tweeted out their support of the Olympic champion’s victory.
Quinn, who started out his NFL career with the St. Louis Rams, spent time with the Miami Dolphins, Dallas Cowboys, and the Bears before being traded to Philadelphia in 2022. He was placed on injured reserve in December but cleared to play last month.
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His trip to State Farm Stadium next Sunday will mark the first Super Bowl in his pro career. The Eagles' last appearance in the Super Bowl was 2018, when they defeated the New England Patriots.
Super Bowl LVII is scheduled to kick off at 3:30 p.m. local time on Feb. 12.
source: people.com
