Meet Jeffrey Lurie, the owner of the Philadelphia Eagles and Oscar winner worth $5.3 billion

• Businessman Jeffrey Lurie is the owner, CEO, and chairman of the Philadelphia Eagles.
• He purchased the team in 1994.
• Lurie and his family have an estimated net worth of $5.3 billion.

It’s a good time to be a Philadelphia Eagles fan … and an even better time to be the team’s owner.

The team uprooted the Kansas City Chiefs’ hope for a Super Bowl three-peat with a 40-22 win on Sunday.

“It’s incredible joy,” team owner, CEO, and chairman Jeffrey Lurie told Sports Illustrated after the big win. “What can you say when you love your team so much, and you achieve the ultimate, the world championship? It’s incredible. It’s gratifying.”

Lurie, the grandson of General Cinema founder Philip Smith, has owned the Eagles since 1994, when he purchased the team for $185 million.

Under his leadership, the Eagles have transformed as a franchise thanks to a new stadium, training facility, and a number of big wins, including two Super Bowls.

But long before he entered the world of sports, Lurie built a career in film, starting in the family business before branching off to produce award-winning documentaries.

Here’s everything you need to know about Lurie, who is worth an estimated $5.3 billion, per Forbes.