Jeffrey Lurie to be inducted into Eagles Hall of Fame at halftime vs Cowboys

Jeffrey Lurie will be inducted into the Philadelphia Eagles Hall of Fame on Monday, October 26, during a halftime ceremony at Lincoln Financial Field when the team hosts the Dallas Cowboys. Since purchasing the team in 1994, Lurie has transformed the Eagles into a sustained winner, guiding them to two Super Bowl championships, four appearances in the big game, and a large playoff footprint that includes 20 playoff appearances and 12 NFC East titles. He ranks among the most successful NFL owners, with 315 victories in the post-merger era and a reputation for building a competitive, high-performance organization. Off the field, Lurie has spearheaded philanthropic efforts, including the Lurie Autism Institute and the Eagles Autism Foundation, collectively contributing more than $100 million to autism research and care. Supporters emphasize his leadership, community impact, and ability to foster both on-field success and social progress. Eagles officials and legends alike describe the induction as the franchise’s highest honor that reflects Lurie’s enduring impact on the team and its community.