Fan video appears to show Eagles fans booing Jill Biden.
Biden attended the Eagles game against the Dallas Cowboys as part of the National Football League’s cancer initiative, called the “Crucial Catch” campaign. She met with cancer patients, survivors, and their families before the game.
Thank you @NFL for raising awareness through Crucial Catch. We all have a role to play in ending cancer as we know it. #CancerMoonshot pic.twitter.com/VfCdbrl2ceBiden was reportedly booed by the crowd when she appeared on the big screen. — Sunday Night Football on NBC October 17, 2022 Sports bettor PhillyGodfather said the boos came from the “stadium full of Eagles fans.”
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