Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Johnny Wilson has allegedly been spotted on dating app ‘Hinge’ in the wake of their Super Bowl triumph.
Wilson, who was selected by the Eagles in the sixth round of last year’s NFL Draft, made 16 regular-season appearances over the course of his rookie season in Philadelphia.
While he only enjoyed a bit-part role behind the likes of AJ Brown and DeVonta Smith, the 23-year-old also featured four times on their unforgettable postseason run; getting on the field and registering a receiving target in the Super Bowl win over the Kansas City Chiefs.
And almost two months on from that victory, Wilson appears to be looking for love and a potential Philly WAG on Hinge.
A screensH๏τ of his alleged profile on the dating app, where users provide a series of interesting facts about themselves, is circulating on social media during the NFL offseason.
The profile seems to be a verified one, with Wilson opting to go with a pH๏τo of himself in Eagles uniform at the top of it.
Eagles wide receiver Johnny Wilson has allegedly been spotted on dating app ‘Hinge’
𝗧𝗥𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗚: Eagles WR Johnny Wilson was spotted on the dating app Hinge 😭😭 pic.twitter.com/28gGjYNGFL
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) March 31, 2025
Wilson, who has just wrapped up his rookie year, helped Philly win the Super Bowl in February
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At the bottom of the screensH๏τ, he has popular fast-food chain Chick-fil-A listed as his ‘simple pleasure’.
The sight of a current NFL star and Super Bowl winner on the common dating app is a surprising one, with high-profile figures and celebrities usually signing up to the private, membership-based equivalent ‘Raya’.
Nevertheless, Wilson would not be the first Eagles player to find love on a dating app if he strikes lucky on Hinge.
Philly icon Jason Kelce famously met his long-time wife Kylie on Tinder, with the pair since going on to tie the knot and welcome three daughters together. Kylie is also currently pregnant with their fourth baby girl.
Wilson, who grew up in the Pacoima neighborhood of Los Angeles, California, spent his college career with Arizona State and then Florida State before being drafted by the Eagles.
In his rookie year, he recorded five catches, 16 receiving targets, 38 yards and a touchdown across 20 appearances.
