Some organization has put up fake ads in the city of Philadelphia making it look like the Philadelphia Eagles NFL football team has endorsed Kamala for president.

But the Eagles confirm the ads are fake and are working to get them taken down.

Via NBC Philadelphia:

New ads have appeared around Philadelphia that claim Vice President Kamala Harris is the “official candidate of the Philadelphia Eagles.”

The team told NBC10 that the ads are counterfeit and they are working to have the ads removed.

The ads show a sideview of a drawing of a person who is, presumably, Harris, holding a football and wearing an Eagles helmet along with the name, “Kamala” in big, bold letters.

The ads also link to Philadelphiaeagles.com/vote — which is a real site that the team has set up to help provide nonpartisan information to allow people to know how to register to vote and learn more about upcoming elections.

However, there is no listing on that site for any “official candidate.”

So far, ads have been spotted around town — one has been reported online at the intersection of 16th and Spring Garden streets and NBC10’s cameras found on at the intersection of 18th Street and John F. Kennedy Boulevard in Center City Philadelphia.

It’s currently unknown who may have created and paid for these ads.

But, the team is working to get them taken down.