Super Bowl pep rally held for 'littlest of Eagles fans' at Pennsylvania hospital

One of the world's newest Eagles fan attended a pep rally at Holy Redeemer Hospital in Pennsylvania. (Fox 29)

Some of the youngest and smallest Philadelphia Eagles fans got together for a baby pep rally on Thursday at a hospital in Pennsylvania, Fox 29 reported.

Holy Redeemer Hospital in Meadowbrook, located about 20 miles north of Philadelphia, held the event and decked out the little ones in Eagles onesies and team-inspired knit baby hats, the outlet said.

“I was making other ones for heart month and when we saw the Eagles win, we thought, we gotta put the little kids into it too,” Dot McHale, who made the hats along with Marie Milcarsky, said.

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Families with babies in the NICU and the maternity ward were invited and one of the newborns was just a day old, Fox 29 said.

Some of the little party-goers and their families. (Fox 29)

A woman named Lisa, who helped come up with the idea to hold the rally, told the outlet she had a feeling her team was heading to Super Bowl LII and the hospital wanted “to do something special for the littlest of Eagles fans.”

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“Well, I knew that we were gonna go to the Super Bowl, I knew it,” Lisa, who also donned an Eagles jersey for the party, said. “And here at Holy Redeemer, we love our Philadelphia Eagles and we love our babies and families so we knew we had to do something special for the littlest of Eagles fans and we’re so happy it worked out and let’s go Eagles!”

But in a crowd of Eagles fans, there was at least one baby donning New England Patriots apparel, Fox 29 said. The Patriots will face off against the Eagles in Minneapolis on Sunday.