Join the Miguel Delaney Inside Football Join the Miguel Delaney Inside newsletter to get exclusive access and unparalleled insight. Football NewsletterJoin the Miguel Delaney inside Football The Eagles surprised a New Orleans terror attack victim with a Super Bowl Ring. It was a second kind gesture from the team after they treated him to Super Bowl tickets earlier in the year. 18 jersey to show his support of rookie Las Vegas wide receiver Jack Bech — whose brother, Martin “Tiger” Bech, was Quigley’s close friend and was killed in the deadly French Quarter attack early on New Year’s Day. Quigley’s front jersey had the number 7. Tiger played football for Princeton. The 7 patch was made to honor Tiger. City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles in the Caesars Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana on February 9, 2025. (AFP via Getty Images).“I told Jack and the Bech family I was rooting for the Eagles, even though I wanted Jack to do well,” Quigley remarked. “I wanted Jack to have a million touchdowns and the Eagles to have a million-one, that’s how I phrased it.”Quigley laughed as he added. “Unfortunately, the Raiders didn’t score at all.”Jack Bech recorded two receptions of 17 yards during another tough game for the Raiders who lost 31-0 against the Eagles. Quigley now lives in New York, where he works for an investment bank — he still rallied about 500 friends and family for a pregame tailgate in the Linc parking lot — and was moved emotionally to watch Bech play in Philadelphia.“That was Tiger’s dream,” Quigley replied: “His dream come true, especially to see him play at the Linc. It was a very emotional and difficult day.Quigley played football in Princeton, and was with Bech for the New Year celebrations. But a driver driving a pickup truck at high speed killed Bech. This turned Quigley’s world upside down. The 27 year old native of suburban Philadelphia only remembers hearing second hand accounts about the carnage.
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