Eagles' Landon Dickerson celebrated end of summer with teammates in perfect way

The best part is that her and Landon made slip and slide themselves with a giant tarp, a sprinkler and hose water. 

Brooke also made sure to note that nobody was injured in the process. 

"The most epic diy of them all ‍♀️ such a fun last weekend before sending the guys off to camp! Disclaimer: everyone stayed very safe and healthy on the slip and slide!#diy #diyslipnslide #philadelphia #philadelphiaeagles," she wrote in her video post. 

It's wholesome to see Dickerson spending his money wisely and making his own slip and slide rather than purchasing one, even after he signed a massive four-year extension worth up to $87 million with $50 million guaranteed back in March. 

Then again, he did buy a Gravely Pro-Turn 560 Kawasaki, a commercial-grade, zero-turn mower made for professionals that costs $15,249 after initially inking his deal. 

But that still barely put a dent in his new paycheck, which makes him the highest-paid guard in the NFL at $21 million annually. 

The Eagles' former second-round pick out of Alabama in the 2021 draft has started 46 games in the last three seasons for Birds, earning himself two recent Pro Bowl nods. 

He enters the 2024 season after allowing just five sacks and just 38 total pressures through 17 games, best for 17th in league.