Former US President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, recently added his name to the long list of Philadelphia Eagles supporters by taking a jab at the Dallas Cowboys.

Biden recently shared a lengthy post on X, sharing a list of things he believes most Americans would agree on. He then added fuel to the Cowboys-Eagles rivalry with a brief show of support for the Eagles.

"The Cowboys s***. Go Birds!", Hunter Biden’s X post read.

Joe Biden and former first lady Jill Biden have previously extended their support for the Eagles by attending the Week 15 game, where the Eagles played against the Las Vegas Raiders in the 2025 season.

Hunter Biden's support for the Eagles likely didn't catch many people off guard. His father, former President Joe Biden, has been backing Philadelphia for decades and has never been shy about it.

During a visit that was later shared on the Eagles' Instagram page, Biden was asked for a message to the team.

"Go Birds, man. All the way. You gotta win the Super Bowl again."

Biden was also asked what it was like to be at the facility.

"It's always cool, man. You gotta get in the back room, man."

Joe Biden has long identified himself as an Eagles fan, a connection that dates back to his childhood.

Based on Hunter Biden's recent comments, support for Philadelphia remains strong within the family.

Cowboys-Eagles Rivalry Continues in 2026

Biden's post came with two more Cowboys-Eagles matchups already on the schedule for 2026. The division rivals are set to meet in Week 7 before facing off again on Thanksgiving in Week 12.

According to ESPN's projections, Dallas has a 40% chance of winning the first meeting and a 55% chance in the Thanksgiving game.

Philadelphia enters the season after winning the NFC East in both 2024 and 2025. The Eagles also captured a Super Bowl during the 2024 campaign and have been one of the division's most successful teams in recent years.

The two teams split their meetings last season. Philadelphia opened the year with a 24-20 win over Dallas, but the Cowboys responded with a 24-21 victory on Thanksgiving.

With two more games coming up in 2026, there will be another opportunity for the rivalry to take center stage.

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Written by

Archana Ramakrishnan

Edited by

Rudra Dubey