Chiefs continue to sputter, Eagles continue to soar
The Chiefs picked the worst possible day to have their worst possible day.
Down 27-0 after punting on fourth and nine from their own 45 to start the half, the Chiefs can’t get going.
This time, they went for it on fourth and five from their own 46. And the pass fell incomplete.
On the very next play, Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts found receiver DeVonta Smith for a touchdown.
And this one is over. The only question at this point is whether Kansas City will even score a point.
There’s never been a shutout in the Super Bowl. The Raiders were last shut out by the Raiders in a game they were trying to win in December 2012, 15-0. (The Broncos shut out their “B” team in Week 18.)
Related
‘No hard feelings’ — Slay open to reunion with Eagles
Recently released cornerback Darius Slay says he has no hard feelings with the Eagles and is open to returning to Philadelphia depending on how thing
Academy Sports+ Outdoors holding grand opening in York this week…
Dallastown, York Suburban claim District 3 girls basketball titlesDallastown defeated Red Lion for the Class 6A title and York Suburban defeated Middletown in C
‘Drive to Survive,’ the most influential sports show, is back.…
MoneyCall Newsletter 📈 | This is The Athletic’s weekly sports business newsletter. Sign up here to receive MoneyCall directly in your inbox. Read past edit
TNT Sports to broadcast 24 FIFA Club World Cup games,…
TNT Sports will broadcast 24 matches from this summer’s FIFA Club World Cup – including group and knockout stage games, plus the final on July 13 – on its
