FOX Sports’ Super Bowl LVII draws 113 million viewers for six-year high
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Andy Reid hopes if Eric Bieniemy leaves he will 'run show' elsewhere
PHOENIX — If Eric Bieniemy is departing the Kansas City Chiefs, he left them quite the parting gift.
Fox’s Super Bowl expertly blended NFL pedigree with thoughtless patriotism
W ith Tom Brady finally, probably off the scene and the age of Patrick Mahomes upon us, this year’s Super Bowl promised a new beginning for football in America, a kind of cultural reset after the Kaepernick-Trump years. Rihanna back on stage for the first time in four years! Two Black quarterbacks facing off for the first time in Super Bowl history! Greg Olsen’s emergence as America’s favorite play-by-play guy and the enduring gap-toothed charm of Michael Strahan! At each turn of the half-day behemoth that was Fox’s pre-game coverage, viewers were handed some fresh invitation to believe that we have entered a new era. But as kickoff grew closer and the jingoism thickened, a darker truth became clear: the NFL has not changed. It’s just found a new and bigger cast of characters to buy into its bullshit.
Patrick Mahomes is firmly in a league of his own after latest Super Bowl victory
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A one-legged Patrick Mahomes ended the debate about the NFL’s best quarterback
I t was the most pivotal of moments. Tied game. Seventeen seconds left. The Kansas City Chiefs with a 3rd and 4 on the Cincinnati Bengals’ 47 in the AFC title game. In preordained fashion, it was Patrick Mahomes who willed his injured leg to join his healthy one and gain just enough yardage to eke out a first down. And then Mahomes was hit out of bounds by Bengals defensive end Joseph Ossai who, up until that gaffe, had played a tremendous game. The extra 15 yards given for the unnecessary roughness penalty was just enough for Harrison Butker to nail the 45-yard field goal and send the Chiefs to their third Super Bowl in four years and further cement Mahomes’s legend.
Heroic Mahomes leads Kansas City Chiefs to Super Bowl win over Philadelphia Eagles
Patrick Mahomes proved why he is the NFL's Most Valuable Player as he shrugged off an ankle injury to lead the Kansas City Chiefs to a dramatic 38-35 win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday to claim their second Super Bowl in four years.
Hobbled Mahomes gilds legend with latest Super Bowl magic act
N ow imagine if he had two good ankles. Patrick Mahomes hopped and hobbled to the sideline at the end of the first half, unable or at least unwilling to put any weight on his right leg after Eagles linebacker TJ Edwards had dragged him down by it. He showed no such struggle two quarters later, as he accelerated away from the league’s best pass rushers and into the open field on the 26-yard run that set his team up to win Super Bowl LVII.
Super Bowl LVII: the fruitless quest to find a flaw in Patrick Mahomes’s game
The Philadelphia Eagles will try to do the impossible on Sunday: expose a flaw in the seemingly flawless.