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Doug Pederson smiled all the way through his bath in Eagles-green Gatorade

Philadelphia won its FIRST EVER SUPER BOWL, and Pederson was treated appropriately.

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Doug Pederson coached the game of his life, and of course he couldn’t stop smiling while his players dumped an entire bucket of yellow-green Gatorade right on his damn head.

It’s tradition, after all. And it was even green!

OK, sure, it was probably the lemon-lime flavor, which isn’t exactly the dark Eagles green. Whatever. I’ll fix it, dammit.

IT’S GREEN NOW ARE YOU HAPPY PLEASE DON’T SEND ANGRY EMAILS AT ME I AM A FRAGILE BLOGGER WHO ONLY NEEDS LOVE AND COMPLIMENTS.

Anyway, the Gatorade bath is always iconic. Eagles fans will never forget this moment, since it has never happened for them before. Congratulations and, uh, don’t go outside in the Minneapolis cold before changing clothes, my man.

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