Well, folks. Miles Sanders officially trusts the process.

Eagles rookie and former Penn State running back Miles Sanders took part in the Philadelphia 76ers’ pregame ritual of ringing the Liberty Bell ahead of the team’s showdown against the Minnesota Timberwolves Wednesday night.

The Eagles very own Miles Sanders rings the Sixers in tonight! pic.twitter.com/2R0zznxiiU

— NBC Sports Philadelphia (@NBCSPhilly) October 30, 2019

The bell-ringing ceremony began a few years back and has featured a variety of Philly legends ranging from Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz to Flyers mascot and Penn State Altoona graduate Gritty.

Sanders’ half-court appearance was just the latest in a recent string of public praise for the Eagles rookie. He made his mark in the Birds’ recent 31-13 win over the Buffalo Bills with a slick 65-yard touchdown — the longest rushing score by an Eagles player since 2013.

Miles Sanders ripped a 65-yard run for an @Eagles touchdown to open the second half pic.twitter.com/XIZyCGblaT

— Onward State (@OnwardState) October 27, 2019

Sanders also appeared at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia this week to cheer up some of the hospital’s kids. He and his fellow Eagles rookies, including fellow Nittany Lion Shareef Miller, dressed up in Halloween costumes for the occasion.

Our rookies stopped by @ChildrensPhila to celebrate Halloween with kids! #EaglesHuddleFor100 pic.twitter.com/M5CQY1YJB3

— Eagles Community (@EaglesComms) October 29, 2019

And, if we’re being honest, Sanders absolutely rocked that Thor costume (as seen in the third picture of the above tweet). Who knew golden locks would look so good on him?