The City of Brotherly Love eagerly awaits Feb. 4 to finally come, as their beloved Philadelphia Eagles will be the ultimate underdog as they take on the defending-champion New England Patriots on Sunday in Super Bowl LII. Look no further than this fan in attendance at the Philadelphia 76ers versus Miami Heat game on Friday night at Wells Fargo Center with this Philly fan's Eagles haircut.

In a photo posted by Sixers primary beat writer Keith Pompey of the Philadelphia Inquirer, a Philly fan got a haircut during the game and had the Eagles logo styled into his hair.

That's the true dedication we need to see more of, right there. The Sixers had the Brotherly Love theme in full effect on Friday night in support of the Eagles, as there were jerseys and dog masks aplenty in the crowd at Wells Fargo Center.

As for the Sixers and Heat game itself, Philly was able to get out to a 28-point lead early in the fourth quarter and held off a furious Miami rally down the stretch to secure a 103-97 victory at home.

Sixers star center Joel Embiid had a double-double on the night with 17 points, 11 rebounds, four assists and three blocked shots and spoke after the game about how much he would love to attend an Eagles championship parade next week if they beat the Patriots.

Via an article written by Dan Gelston of The Associated Press:

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Patriots Eliot Wolf and Jerod Mayo on the left, Eagles A.J. Brown in the middle, Howie Roseman and Nick Sirianni on the right.

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Jimmy Butler on one side breathing fire, Kelly Oubre Jr. on the other side with a speech bubble that says "Why me!?"

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76ers' Kelly Oubre Jr in front of Madison Square Garden

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“I want to feel that experience,” Embiid said. “I want to mix it up. Go in the suite. Then sit in the stands. I want to feel like a regular person to do that.”

It's finally time for the city of Philadelphia to get that feeling of what it's like to win a Super Bowl, as the Eagles can make history at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis on Sunday.

Fly, Eagles, Fly!