Relive best moments from the Eagles' Super Bowl Championship Parade

Action News caught up with Eagles' defensive end Brandon Graham while on board one of the team's celebration buses.

"This is an emotional rollercoaster of, man, its been so great this season and sad that it's over but happy we got to win," Graham said. "But I know that I ain't going nowhere, but it just more of, just mad. These moments, you gotta capture them and that's all I'm trying to do right now."

When asked if he's feeling anything about season 16, he laughed and said, "You know what, we're gonna enjoy this for sure. We're going to enjoy this and we're going to see what happens and, you know, stay tuned."

Action News caught up with Eagles' defensive end Brandon Graham on board one of the team's celebration buses.

Action News' Matt O'Donnell and Tamala Edwards cheered from the parade route as the Philadelphia Eagles rolled by.

"What a great feeling, being a fan of this team all these years, seeing the success that they've had. I think I'm gonna start crying Tam," O'Donnell said in the moment.

Action News' Matt O'Donnell and Tamala Edwards cheered from the parade route as the Philadelphia Eagles rolled by.

There was a burst of confetti and screams for the Super Bowl champs.

"It's so great to see these players at a distance. But to see Jalen Hurts, you know, 20 feet away -- Saquon Barkley, Lane Johnson, Brandon Graham -- and the looks on their faces. They're like little boys in a candy store. They're having a great time," Edwards said.

"I hope everyone remembers this moment, remembers being together like this," O'Donnell added.

Eagles RB Saquon Barkley hopped off the bus and greeted fans along the route during the Super Bowl Championship Parade!

Fans were cheering and screaming as he ran down the street. He even hugged one person before getting back to the bus.

Eagles RB Saquon Barkley hopped off the bus and greeted fans along the route during the Super Bowl Championship Parade!

We were there as the Eagles Super Bowl Championship Parade began on Friday, and QB Jalen Hurts took a moment to hoist up the Lombardi trophy for the crowd.

We were there as the Eagles Super Bowl Championship Parade began on Friday, and QB Jalen Hurts took a moment to hoist up the Lombardi trophy for the crowd.