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Nick Foles signs with Lululemon as ambassador

Frank Carnevale
By Frank Carnevale
2 Min Read March 11, 2019 | 7 years Ago
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Yoga and athletic wear company Lululemon is getting into the football business.

Lululemon on Tuesday announced that Nick Foles, former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback, currently testing the free market, is the company’s ambassador for its menswear line. It’s the company’s first relationship with a NFL player.

Foles tweeted the news, “I’m @lululemonmen’s new elite ambassador. Like me, they’re all about community, mindfulness and #thesweatlife.”

Lululemon men retweeted the quarterback saying they landed “the most sought-after free agent in football.”

During the 2017 season Foles guided the Eagles after starting quarterback Carson Wentz was injured, leading them all the way to Super Bowl LII and beat the New England Patriots, earning the MVP.

Foles assumed the backup role again last season and again stepped in when Wentz was injured and lead the Eagles into the playoffs.

Last month the Eagles offered to pick up the $20 million option on Foles’ contract, but he declined and bought out his contract to enter into free agency.

Several reports say he will likely land with the Jacksonville Jaguars. NFL free agency begins on Wednesday.

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Frank Carnevale is the TribLive multimedia editor. He started at the Trib in 2016 and has been part of several news organizations, including the Providence Journal and Orlando Sentinel. He can be reached at fcarnevale@triblive.com.

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