Eagles' 'Big Dom' DiSandro pulls off legendary move to celebrate Super Bowl LIX victory at 76ers game

Dom DiSandro is still celebrating the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl LIX victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. 

And he's doing it in the most legendary way. 

Known to all as Big Dom, he decided to cheer on the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday night, but brought along a very important guest. 

So, who was it? 

The Lombardi trophy. 

Big Dom serves as the senior advisor to the general manager, chief security officer, and gameday coaching operations.

And prior to the Eagles Super Bowl victory, head coach Nick Sirianni took a moment to show his appreciation for all that DiSandro does.

"He truly just wants to help other people, and that's just an unbelievable quality to have that makes him special," Sirianni told reporters on Super Bowl LIX opening night. 

"And you can hear it from all our players, of what they think about about Dom, that we all love them because he just is trying to help each and every I mean, he's the definition of team and and helping each other. And, man, I couldn't do my job without Dom, that's for sure."

It's clear how much Philadelphia loves Big Dom, and this legendary move at the 76ers game just further proves why that is.