Ryan Quigley is a diehard Eagles fan, but he also lost his best friend Tiger Bech to a devastating car crash in New Orleans on New Year's Eve.

Jason Kelce could not hold back his emotions when discussing Tiger Bech 's best friend, Ryan Quigley, during ESPN's Super Bowl pregame broadcast Sunday in New Orleans. Bech died in the Bourbon Street attack on New Year's Day, and Quigley suffered severe injuries from the attack, as well.

New Orleans terrorist attack survivor Ryan Quigley reversed his previous vow not to return to the city after his best friend Tiger Bech was killed. But, Quigley tells PEOPLE, he's back in Bech's honor to cheer on their beloved Philadelphia Eagles in the 2025 Super Bowl on Sunday,

Ryan Quigley of Lansdale and his friend were walking on Bourbon Street when they became the victims of an act of terrorism. Now, with the help of the Eagles, he’s trying to "rewrite this story."

ESPN aired a powerful feature on the teammate and close friend of the late Tiger Bech, who is attending the Super Bowl to honor their pledge.

Ryan Quigley -- who was seriously injured in the New Orleans terror attack -- revealed to TMZ Sports he made a promise to his friend, Tiger Bech, before he was killed on Bourbon Street.

The Eagles heard of his story — some players filmed get-well messages for Quigley during his recovery — and invited him to a playoff game against the Los Angeles Rams. More than a week later, Quigley, along with Bech’s sister, Ginnie, and a friend, were invited to tour the Eagles' headquarters