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Eagles Super Bowl win could mean an unusual tattoo for Chris Long

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LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 17: Artist and tattooist Dan Gold creates a tattoo based on an image of Albert Einstein in his West Hampstead studio on March 17, 2014 in London, England. Dan Gold is one of the world’s most prominent tattooists whose unique, bold and often colourful style is a mixture of traditional tattoo art and graffiti. Dan Gold has tattooed numerous famous clients including Kate Moss and Britney Spears; he has also been instrumental in reducing the stigma associated with tattoos. The popularity of tattoos has increased dramatically over the past few years, aided by several high profile people such as: David Beckham, Samantha Cameron and Cheryl Cole being tattooed. (Photo by Oli Scarff/Getty Images)

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Eagles defensive end Chris Long indicated that he’d skip a trip to the White House again this year if the Eagles win the Super Bowl, but he will have to schedule a day in the tattoo parlor.

Long signed with the Eagles as a free agent and returned to the same team as Ken Flajole, who was once his defensive coordinator with the Rams and is now Philadelphia’s linebackers coach. Flajole told him it would be great to win a Super Bowl together and Long said “I’ll put a tattoo of your face on my body” if we win.

Now that the Eagles are one of two teams with a chance to win it all, the subject has come up again.

“A lot of people were like, ‘Were you betting that you’re not going to win?’ It wasn’t really a bet,” Long said, via ESPN.com. “I was joking, and he held me to it, and he reminded me this week. It will be a good problem to have. ... Yeah [he’ll hold me to it], he’s a tough dude. He’s not going to give me any slack, hopefully.”

Long said he hasn’t picked a spot, but it won’t be prominent as he is “just going to hide his ugly mug.” Flajole suggested Long could find a way around it if he “wants to barter a little bit,” but the defensive end said they’ll be worrying about winning the game before any further thoughts.