Eagles Fan Pat Solitano Sr. Visits Tailgate

Philly Sports and Culture Writer

Sunday, November 3, 2024

Photo credits: Left, still from Silver Linings Playbook; Right, photo from @mark_kremer on twitter

With the 2024 presidential election just days away and Pennsylvania looking like the swing-iest of swing states, Philadelphia will be the site of more than a few surreal moments.

On Sunday, it was Kamala Harris supporter Robert De Niro showing up in the Eagles tailgate lots:

standing in M lot at a birds tailgate listening to robert de niro defend women’s rights and shit talk trump is a casual sunday pic.twitter.com/DHE5yn8TF4
— lex (@jorilextera) November 3, 2024

De Niro was spotted in M Lot, at one of the larger tailgates found near Lincoln Financial Field.

Did Robert De Niro join your tailgate? No? That’s why the tailgates hosted by @philatticus and @ianfromphilly are the best pic.twitter.com/RwI7cxzrwY
— Mark Kremer (@mark_kremer) November 3, 2024

The Eagles' twitter account embraced De Niro's visit (while of course staying away from anything political):

Eagles tailgates remain elite.

👋 Robert De Niro

(via @mark_kremer) pic.twitter.com/5MKjXDpo5Z
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) November 3, 2024

Be sure to visit that tweet and register your love or disdain for De Niro. There are undecided voters out there and they're surely looking to your replies before making up their mind.

He's a POS
— AmericanSchizm (@AmericanSchizm) November 3, 2024

Bro is an Icon
— Way Outside The Nest Podcast (@outsidethenest_) November 3, 2024

he's a kamala guy, F him
— Corporate Officer No. 1 (@RasslinSuperFan) November 3, 2024

Libtard 🤡
— John Couts (@johnnycs22) November 3, 2024

That’s good juju going into today’s game
— CMSLA[G]LE (@cm_slagle) November 3, 2024

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John Foley

Before joining OnPattison.com, John Foley was a Phillies beat writer for PHLY Sports and the founder of a popular independent Phillies newsletter. He has provided nontraditional local sports coverage since 2013. Foley grew up in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia. He's a proud product of the Philadelphia public school system, a Penn State grad, and a Georgetown Law alum. A licensed attorney, he sits on the board of the Papermill Food Hub, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to helping families in need throughout the city. Find him on your favorite social media: @2008philz.