This resolution doesn't change any laws or policies, so its real-world impact is minimal in a legislative sense. It matters primarily as a symbolic gesture from a branch of the U.S. government. For voters, it might be seen as a way for their elected representatives to acknowledge and celebrate cultural events and achievements that resonate with many Americans, like a major sports championship.

If this resolution is passed, the Eagles receive a formal congratulation from the Senate. If it doesn't pass, they simply wouldn't receive that specific formal congratulation. It doesn't affect governance, public services, or individual rights.