Angry Rams Star Jared Verse Has Heart Strings Pulled By Letter From Eagles Fan

Jared Verse thought he hated the Philadelphia Eagles and their devotees until he received a surprisingly heartwarming letter from a loyal Philly fan.

"I hate Eagles fans," Verse previously stated, speaking with the LA Times. "They’re so annoying. I hate Eagles fans."

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"When I see that green and white, I hate it. I actually get upset. Like, I actually get genuinely hot," he elaborated.

Verse, a standout edge rusher in his rookie season, ended his year with a loss to the Eagles in the Divisional Round of the playoffs. 

During the matchup, Verse was seen clashing with both Philly players and fans.

READ: Los Angeles Rams Player On Eagles Fans: 'They're So Annoying'

Little did Verse know that his tune was about to change. 

This week, the Rams newcomer shared a touching letter he received from an Eagles fan who witnessed Verse assisting a cameraman back to his feet during the game — an act that earned him admiration in the fan's eyes.

Verse posted the heartfelt letter on social media, expressing a hint of regret for his relentless criticism of the Eagles and their fan base. 

"Guess I should've opened this before the game ... Hope you still a fan," he captioned the photo.

The letter read:

"Dear Jared. Hello from a Philadelphia Eagles Fan! And a 66 year old one at that. (retired lawyer)

"I was watching the Eagles Rams game and saw you help up a knocked over camera man. Really help him and then made sure he was ok. I've watched way too much football in my day and that very atypical!!

"So I thought 'who is this guy?1 and watched your play the rest of the game. No news to you but you are an AMAZING player and I wish we had you in Philly.

"Later on I saw you flatten 350 lb Jordon Mailata on the Eagles OL. Crazy. Went on WIKI and saw your background. Impressive.

"So, Merry Christmas and wishing you and the Rams well - hope to see you in the playoffs. Good luck and good health. I'll be following you from now on."

This unexpected gesture from an Eagles fan bridged a rivalry, showing Verse that sportsmanship can spark surprising bonds. 

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