In a week full of scattered snow storms and powerful winds, the city of Philadelphia has never felt more cheerful and sunny. Coming off a Super Bowl win, Eagles fans have witnessed their fair share of wholesome interactions — from fans on Broad Street joining together to lift a man in a wheelchair to see the celebration to Saquon Barkley lifting the Eagles ball boy over the barricade to join

Jalyx Hunt is finding a positive way to deal with his fine from the NFL following his sack of Patrick Mahomes in the Super Bowl.  The rookie Eagles linebacker was apparently fined $5,690 by the NFL for unsportsmanlike conduct for his "bow-and-arrow" sack celebration during the second quarter of Philadelphia's eventual 40-22 win over the Chiefs.

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The Philadelphia Eagles rookie, however, had an offer from an unlikely source to pay for the fine. Rob McElhenny of ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia' stardom offered to pay his entire salary. However, Hunt asked that it be diverted to a good cause.

Philadelphia Eagles edge rusher Jalyx Hunt turned a negative into a positive. After the NFL fined him $5690 for a bow-and-arrow celebration after sacking Patrick Mahomes, which was deemed a ‘violent gesture and unsportsmanlike conduct,’ Hunt decided to turn a negative into a positive.

On Saturday, it was reported that the NFL fined Philadelphia Eagles rookie outside linebacker Jalyx Hunt $5,690 for his celebration after sacking Patrick Mahomes in Super Bowl LIX, per NFL Network's Tom Pelissero.