In retrospect, was Philadelphia winning the Super Bowl THAT bad?

[Fwed]

It wasnt that bad...and the one in the next couple years wont be that bad at all either.

 

[Point-of-the-Star]

I despise everything about Philthy . . . everything except when they lose

 

[rags]

Yes, it was that bad. Philly fans are now more obnoxious than ever.

 

[jsb357]

Don't take this stuff to heart. It's just entertainment.

 

[Longboysfan]

I was happy that their 60 years of suffering ended.

Now they can start on another 60 years.

 

[DFWJC]

Don't get me wrong, as a Cowboys fan I don't want the Eagles winning. But during all the decades leading up to Philadelphia's Super Bowl win in February 2018, Cowboys fans would talk about a hypothetical Eagles Super Bowl victory as if it were the end of the world, akin to a giant meteor hitting Earth or something. And.........well, a year afterwards, it doesn't feel like much particular, does it? Sure, we can't use the "no rings" argument against the Eagles anymore but otherwise has that much changed? Was it that bad?

Most Cowboy fans I know don't want any other NFC East teams winning it all.
But I did not know a single one that cared as much as you are portraying that they did
Not one

It was nice being able to use the empty Philly trophy case emoji.
Otherwise, not a HUGE deal