Patrick Mahomes leads Chiefs to thrilling victory over Eagles in Super Bowl LVII

Kelce Bowl ends in heartbreak for one brother

It was all laughs for the Kelce brothers leading up to the Super Bowl, but after four quarters of grueling football, only one walked away a champion.

Travis Kelce scored a touchdown to help earn his second Super Bowl victory with the Kansas City Chiefs, but it was a bittersweet feeling for eight-time Pro Bowl tight end who beat his brother, Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce, in the process.

The two were seen quickly embracing one another on the field before Travis Kelce joined the rest of his team on stage to accept the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

“There’s nothing you could really say to a loved one in a situation like that,” Travis Kelce said after the game. “You know, you joke around all the time and say you want to beat your brother in the biggest stage ever but it’s a weird feeling. It’s a weird feeling.”

“There’s nothing I could really say to him other than I love him and he played a hell of a year, a hell of season.”

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Chiefs’ Frank Clark remembers late father after Super Bowl LVII win

Veteran defensive end Frank Clark could barely find the words to express himself after an emotional win in Super Bowl LVII, saying after the game that he knows his father is “smiling” over him.

“I’m just overfilled with joy. I had a rough year, man. It’s been rough for me. My teammates, they never lost faith in me. I’m just thankful. I’m extremely humble and thankful. I’m just thankful, I’ve got some of the best teammates in the world," Clark told FOX Sports.

Clark had one tackle in Sunday’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles, but he forced Jalen Hurts out of bounds early on in the first quarter for an Eagles’ three-and-out with the game tied at 7-7.

He was given the name “Mr. February'' by his coaching staff because of his postseason performances. He ranks third in all-time postseason sacks with 13.5.

Clark’s father, Frank Clark III, died in a house fire in Cleveland along with the three other people in 2018. He was emotional when speaking about it after the game.

“It’s a blessing. I know my pops smiling, man. I wish he could see it, but I know he’s smiling."

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Mahomes named Super Bowl LVII MVP

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is already a two-time NFL MVP and after his gritty performance on Sunday, he's now a two-time Super Bowl MVP.

Mahomes led his team to a game-winning drive to defeat the Philadelphia Eagles, 38-35, in Super Bowl LVII at State Farm Stadium on Sunday night.

Hs now the seventh player in NFL history who has won both regular-season MVP and Super Bowl MVP in the same year.

Mahomes threw three touchdowns, going 21 of 27 through the air for 182 yards. He also rushed for 44 yards, 26 of those coming on the final drive that helped set up their final red zone trip.

"I told y’all this week, there’s nothing that’s going to keep me off this football field," he said after the game of his ankle injury. "I just want to shout out my teammates, man. We challenged each other. It took everybody to win this football game."

At 27 years old, Mahomes' resume continues to add up.

Fox News' Scott Thompson contributed to this report.

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‘Big Red’ is here to stay

Andy Reid was called a future Hall of Fame coach by Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie and on Sunday, “Big Red” seemingly solidified his place among the greats with a win in Super Bowl LVII.

The Kansas City Chiefs and the Eagles traded touchdowns for a thrilling Super Bowl game but coach Ried, who spent 14 years in Philadelphia before moving on to Kansas City, managed to give his offense the edge in the second half to win it all, 38-35.

“I contribute that to the offensive line, Pat Mahomes, and the rest of the offensive players. They did a great job,” Reid said as his team hoisted up the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

“Eric Bieniemy was tremendous down the stretch there, putting things together, and it was just a – really by all the coaches on both sides of the ball.”

When asked about any thoughts of retirement, Reid quickly dismissed it.

“No, I’m gonna enjoy this one right here. I’ll tell you this is unbelievable.”

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Patrick Mahomes leads Chiefs to thrilling victory over Eagles in Super Bowl LVII

The Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles delivered an epic finish to Super Bowl LVII on Sunday night at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, and it was a shame one team had to lose.

Patrick Mahomes and a late holding penalty set the Chiefs up near the goal line and Harrison Butker would deliver the game-winning field goal.

The Chiefs would win 38-35.

Mahomes played through a high-ankle sprain, which he re-aggravated in the second quarter of the game, to help the Chiefs come back from a 10-point deficit, to take the lead in the fourth quarter.

Kansas City would have to hold off Jalen Hurts and the Eagles as the star quarterback tied the game with 5:15 left with a 2-yard touchdown and a two-point conversion.

Mahomes would run for 26 yards on the bum ankle and get the Chiefs in field-goal range.

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Jalen Hurts responds… again

The Philadelphia Eagles were trailing by eight points with just over nine minutes left in the fourth quarter but quarterback Jalen Hurts made sure that didn’t last for long.

Hurts orchestrated an eight-play, 75 yard drive to score a touchdown and then run the ball in for a two-point conversion to tie the game, 35-35.

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Kansas City takes control of the second half, leads Philly 35-27

There has never been a punt return for a touchdown in the Super Bowl, but Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Kadarius Toney almost accomplished that after scoring a touchdown in the fourth quarter to give the Chiefs a 28-27 lead.

He ran a 65-yard return before getting stopped on the Eagles 5-yard line. On 3rd-and-goal Patrick Mahomes connected with rookie wideout Skyy Moore for his first touchdown of the game.

Toney's run marked the longest punt return in Super Bowl history. There has never been a punt return for a touchdown in Super Bowl history.

Toney, who was traded by the Giants earlier this season, scored on the previous drive after walking into the endzone after a 5-yard pass from Patrick Mahomes.

The Chiefs lead the Eagles 35-27.

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Kansas City takes the lead

Kadarius Toney has given the Chiefs the lead in Super Bowl LVII.

The Kansas City wide receiver, who was traded by the New York Giants in October, connected with quarterback Patrick Mahomes on a short five-yard pass for an easy run into the endzone to tie the score, 27-27.

Placekicker Harrison Butker, who missed a field goal attempt early on in the first half, solidified the Chiefs’ lead with a good extra point kick.

The Chiefs lead the Eagles 28-27 with just over 12 minutes left in the fourth quarter.

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Chiefs climb back

Despite re-aggravating his ankle injury right before halftime, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes led his team on a touchdown drive to open the third quarter.

Rookie star running back Isiah Pacheco ran for a 1-yard score to cut the Philadelphia Eagles’ lead to 24-21 with 9:30 left in the third quarter.

Pacheco has rushed for 38 yards on eight carries. Mahomes has thrown 11 passes for 115 yards and one touchdown.

Hurts is already putting together a solid Super Bowl. He joins Jim McMahon as the only quarterbacks with two TD runs in a Super Bowl. His 61 yards rushing are already third-most for a QB in a Super Bowl behind Steve McNair and Colin Kaepernick.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Shine bright like a diamond

All eyes were on nine-time Grammy award winner Rihanna as she headlined the halftime show for Super Bowl LVII.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes was pranked by former NFL wideout Brandon Marshall during a press conference earlier this week, telling the two-time NFL MVP that the famed singer called him the "greatest quarterback ever."

"It makes me feel great. She’s going to crush it at halftime," Mahomes said. "I have family members that I think are more excited about the halftime show than they are the game. And so whatever Rihanna says is like the gospel, so I'm glad she went with me for that honor."

Mahomes, who has clearly been staying away from the headlines, fell for Marshall’s prank.

"She didn’t, I’m just messing around," Marshall said with a laugh.

Mahomes re-aggravated his ankle injury late in the first half of the game but returned for the third quarter.

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Eagles putting on a show, lead 24-14 at half

The Eagles are walking into the second half with a 10-point lead after placekicker Jake Elliott made a 35-yard field goal attempt as the game clock hit zero, giving Philadelphia a comfortable 24-14 lead.

Quarterback Jalen Hurts was surrounded by “M-V-P“ chants after scoring his second running touchdown of the game. He also connected wide receiver A.J. Brown for a textbook 45-yard touchdown pass.

He also had a costly fumble in the second quarter that resulted in a touchdown by Chiefs linebacker Nick Bolton.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes suffered an apparent injury late in the second quarter and limped off the field. He was seen visibly in pain on the sidelines before walking off the field on his own.

Mahomes suffered a high ankle sprain during the Chiefs’ divisional round victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars – an injury that was still an issue heading into Super Bowl LVII.

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Kansas City in trouble

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes limped off the field in pain late in the second quarter after appearing to injure his ankle after getting tackled by Eagles linebacker T.J. Edwards.

Mahomes previously suffered a high ankle sprain during the Chiefs’ divisional round victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars.

The two-time NFL MVP battled through the injury during the AFC Championship game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Chiefs owner and CEO Clark Hunt on "Fox & Friends" Friday that Mahomes wouldn't be fully healed before Super Bowl LVII.

"The great thing is Patrick’s a very fast healer and he was able to get ready to play the AFC Championship game in a week on that high ankle sprain and did just an amazing job, including making the pivotal play at the end of the game that helped us win it – on his legs," Hunt said.

"He’s doing great this week. I don’t know that he’ll be at 100%, but he sure is going to tell you otherwise."

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Hurts does it again

Jalen Hurts continues to show his resiliency in the first half against the Chiefs.

As “M-V-P-“ chants rain down on the Eagles quarterback, he helped the team retake the lead in Super Bowl LVII with a 4-yard touchdown run to make the score 21-14. It’s the third total touchdown for Hurts during the game and his second rushing touchdown of the evening.

Hurts ran for 28 yards on 4th-and-5 to keep Philly’s drive alive. Then, on 4th-and-2 from the Chiefs’ 8-yard line, the Eagles got the defense to jump offside. The penalty gave Philadelphia another shot at a score and they converted.

Hurts had the Eagles up seven points with about 2:20 left in the first half of the game. Both teams have been going at each other during the game.

Huts is 13-of-16 with 145 passing yards. He also has 61 rushing touchdowns.

Rihanna’s halftime performance is right around the corner.

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Chiefs battle on

The Kansas City Chiefs have an answer for everything the Philadelphia Eagles are putting out on the field.

Second-year linebacker Nick Bolton ran a 36-yard touchdown after forcing Jalen Hurts to fumble the ball on the Eagles’ 49-yard line.

The score is tied 14-14 less than halfway through the second quarter.

Patrick Mahomes took home his second NFL MVP award on Thursday night. He is looking to snap a losing streak among NFL MVPs -- the last nine winners to make a Super Bowl have all lost.

Tom Brady in 2017 and 2007, Matt Ryan in 2016, Cam Newton in 2015, Peyton Manning in 203 and 2009, Rich Gannon in 2002 and Kurt Warner in 2001 were the quarterbacks who won the regular-season MVP and lost in the game.

Mahomes had no game injury designation ahead of kickoff. He’s been plagued by a high-ankle sprain suffered earlier in the playoffs.

Fox News’ Ryan Gaydos contributed to this report.

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Eagles take the lead with AJ Brown touchdown

The Philadelphia Eagles have taken the lead for the second time this half with a 45-yard touchdown catch by fourth-year wideout AJ Brown.

Keeping with their rhythm, the Eagles scored on the first play of the second quarter when Hurts launched a deep ball into the endzone where Brown was battling with Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Trent McDuffie for position.

Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni said before the game that he encouraged his team to “stick with the routine” on Sunday – something Philadelphia is certainly showing on the field.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Chiefs’ Travis Kelce responds with touchdown, game tied at 7-7

Donna Kelce said she was rooting for the offense this Super Bowl and she’s getting her way.

The Kansas City Chiefs responded early to Jalen Hurts’ opening drive touchdown for the Philadelphia Eagles with Patrick Mahomes’ 18-yard pass to star tight end Travis Kelce.

Mahomes drove the ball down the field for a six-play, 75 yard drive to even the score more than halfway through the first quarter.

This immediately followed Hurts’ touchdown on 1st-and-goal.

The Eagles got the ball back on their own 25 but were done after just three plays for a loss of four yards.

Kansas City managed to take the ball down to the Eagles 24-yard line but kicker Harrison Butker missed the 42-yard field goal attempt that would’ve given the Chiefs their first lead of the game.

Butker, who has been with the Chiefs since 2017, was injured during Kansas City’s Week 1 game at State Farm Stadium.

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Hurts scores a running touchdown for Eagles’ early lead

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts gave his team the early lead, scoring a touchdown on 1st-and-goal in the opening drive of the game.

Hurts led the team on an 11-play drive for 75 yards. DeVonta Smith was Hurts’ favorite target on the drive, catching three passes for 41 yards.

On the previous play, second-year running back Kenneth Gainwell scored on 3rd-and-3 after a four-yard run but the official replay ruled that he was down just before the goal line.

Hurts missed two regular games this season because of a shoulder injury but FOX Sports’ Jay Glazer reported before kickoff that the third-year QB is feeling more “confident” about his injury than before.

The Eagles are the first team to take the opening kickoff in the Super Bowl and drive for a touchdown on offense since Super Bowl 32 when the Green Bay Packers did it against the Denver Broncos 25 years ago.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Chris Stapleton’s national anthem performance brings Nick Sirianni to tears

Chris Stapleton performed the national anthem at Super Bowl LVII in Glendale, Arizona, on Sunday.

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni was seen getting emotional during Stapleton’s rendition as Academy Award-winning "Coda" actor Troy Kotsur, performed the national anthem in American Sign Language.

This year's Super Bowl also featured a star-studded pregame lineup that included R&B legend Babyface performing "America the Beautiful" and Emmy-winning "Abbott Elementary" actress Sheryl Lee Ralph singing "Lift Every Voice and Sing."

The Kansas City Chiefs also won the coin toss, calling tails.

The last eight teams to win the coin toss have gone on to lose the Super Bowl.

Fox News' Ashley Hume contributed to this report.

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Damar Hamlin honored alongside Bills, Bengals first responders at Super Bowl LVII

Buffalo Bills second-year safety Damar Hamlin was greeted on the field by first responders and medical professionals from the Bills, Cincinnati Bengals and University of Cincinnati Medical Center just before kickoff on Sunday.

Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest on the field at Highmark Stadium during the Bills' Week 17 matchup against the Bengals.

He received CPR on the field before being transported to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center where he remained a week before being transported back to Buffalo.

Denny Kellington, the Bills’ assistant athletic trainer who performed CPR on Hamlin, received one one fifth-place vote for NFL MVP from veteran ESPN reporter Suzy Kolber who said her vote was a "symbolic gesture representing ‘everyone’ who carries the weight of that job, every week. They rarely get the recognition they deserve."

Hamlin also appeared on stage during the NFL Honors show on Thursday night to give his own special thanks.

"Every day I am amazed that my experiences could encourage so many others across the country and across the world," Hamlin said. "Encourage to pray, encourage to spread love and encourage keep fighting no matter the circumstances."

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Jalen Hurts brimming with ‘confidence’ despite shoulder injury, NFL insider says

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts missed two regular games this season because of a shoulder injury but FOX Sports’ Jay Glazer reported on Sunday that the third-year QB is feeling more “confident” about his injury than before.

“He actually took a hit on that shoulder in the NFC Championship game – the type of hit they were a little nervous about but he came through with flying colors and now I’m told he actually has more confidence in the shoulder,” Glazer said before kickoff.

Hurts missed games in Week 16 and 17 and was replaced by backup quarterback Gardner Minshew. The Eagles lost both the games, despite Minshew throwing for 629 yards total.

Hurts was a second-team All-Pro and finished second to Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Mahomes in MVP voting after tying a franchise record with 35 combined TD passes and runs, even with those absences.

Mahomes took home his second NFL MVP on Thursday night.

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‘Big Red’ to make big decision following Super Bowl, NFL insider says

Andy Reid will make his fourth Super Bowl appearance as the head coach of a football team between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.

Reid, 64, admitted to FOX Sports’ Jay Glazer he let the moments in the days leading up to the Super Bowl soak in more and tried to enjoy all of it as the Chiefs prepared for the game.

"Just got off the phone with Andy and he said, ‘Well, look, the biggest difference between this Super Bowl for me and in years past – I’m trying to enjoy these. In the past I’d just go business, business and I really wouldn’t look at certain things to enjoy. All the way back to the AFC Championship Game, I stayed up until 5:30 in the morning returning all these texts to everybody who are just congratulating me’ until his wife Tammy said hey, he had to get to bed you’re too old to stay up to 5:30 in the morning," Glazer explained on the "Super Bowl LVII Pregame Show."

"But he said look I’m just trying to enjoy every moment this week, which I really didn’t do in the past."

Glazer said he asked Reid whether Super Bowl LVII will be the final game of his career.

"I did ask Andy, ‘If you win this game, will this be the final time we see you coach?’ It wasn’t a ‘no’ but he said look, I’m not getting any younger. I still have a young quarterback. I have a decision I have to make after this game," Glazer added.

Fox News’ Ryan Gaydos contributed to this report.

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Super Bowl LVII flyover to commemorate 50 years of women flying in the US Navy

The military fly-over at Super Bowl LVII will commemorate 50 years of women flying in the U.S. Navy and will show off the electronic capabilities of the elite aircraft, military officials announced.

Three U.S. Navy tactical aircraft squadrons will fly over State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona immediately following the playing of the National Anthem on Sunday, Feb. 12.

Lt. Naomi Ngalle, who will be one of the pilots participating in the flyover, told Fox News Digital that she was honored to be among those selected to represent the Navy in celebrating 50 years since the first eight women began flight school in Pensacola, Florida.

"I am humbled and proud to be a part of a team of professional aviators and maintainers. All of the people on this team represent the hard work and sacrifice that comes with serving in the Armed Forces," Ngalle said. "Additionally, I am elated at the opportunity to potentially inspire the next generation of female aviators and maintainers."

The 2023 commemoration comes 50 years after the first women enrolled in the U.S. Navy flight program in 1973. Six of the eight initial enrollees, titled "The First Six," earned their Wings of Gold the following year.

Fox News’ Lawrence Richard contributed to this report.

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Chiefs' Nick Allegretti welcomes twin girls ahead Super Bowl kickoff

It’s already been a long day for Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Nick Allegretti.

At 3:30 a.m. Sunday, his wife, Christina, delivered healthy twin girls, NFL Network reported before the game.

Unfortunately, though, Allegretti couldn’t be there, as he FaceTimed from the hotel lobby in Arizona along with his parents to Christina and her parents back in Chicago.

Allegretti already has a Super Bowl under his belt after the Chiefs won it in 2020, but this is certainly going to be one he never forgets. It would be even sweeter if he collects his second ring on Sunday night at State Farm Stadium.

Allegretti isn’t the only player this week who was thinking about his significant other possibly going into labor.

Philadelphia Eagles starting center Jason Kelce’s wife, Kylie, is also expecting at any moment. However, she is present in Arizona and has her OB-GYNs ready in case she goes into labor during the game.

Fox News’ Scott Thompson contributed to this report.

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Eagles’ Nick Sirianni encourages team to ‘stick with the routine’ ahead Super Bowl LVII

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni has a simple message for his team heading into the Super Bowl on Sunday: “Just handle your routine.”

The Eagles will take on the Kansas City Chiefs at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona at 6:30 p.m. ET, and to keep his team grounded in the two weeks since they defeated the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship, Sirianni advised the team to stick to what got them here in the first place.

“Stick with the routine, focus, refocus, and just keep doing that and that’s gonna have to be what we do today as well,” he told FOX Sports analyst and Hall of Fame cornerback Charles Woodson in a pregame interview.

Sirianni said making it to the Super Bowl is proof of the Eagles “hard work” this past season, but noted that “the goal wasn’t just to get here, though.”

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Jalen Hurts' dad unconcerned about son handling Super Bowl hype

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts could be feeling some added pressure going into his first Super Bowl appearance facing off against a legend-in-the-making in Patrick Mahomes and trying to give fans back east something to cheer about Sunday.

Averion Hurts, Jalen’s father and former high school football coach, isn’t worried about his son’s mindset and abilities all that much. He’s seen firsthand just how great he could be with a big obstacle in front of him.

"He understands where he’s at and he understands how to handle himself and that’s one of the impressive things about him," Averion Hurts told FOX 29 Philadelphia in the days leading up to the game. "What I’ll say honestly is God knew who to give what to. He can handle that."

Hurts is just as banged up as Mahomes. The quarterback has been dealing with a sprained shoulder since the last month of the season and it caused him to miss some time and hand the reins over to Gardner Minshew briefly.

Fox News' Ryan Gaydos contributed to this report.

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Chiefs superfan takes it to the next level

The Kansas City Chiefs are back in the Super Bowl and it means a lot for one super fan.

Brian Mannuzza, of Bayville, New Jersey, transformed his front yard into a mini Chiefs football field. The 50-yard gridiron as “Chiefs” scrawled in both end zones and their arrowhead logo at midfield. The field also features to field-goal posts on either side of the end zone.

“As a lifelong Chiefs fan, I always loved to be able to represent my team,” Mannuzza told Fox News Digital. “Now as an adult with five children, I thought let me do something special that both my kids and I can enjoy. On Sundays my kids are always imitating plays and pretending they are Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, even Tyreek Hill. So, I decided to represent the team and give the kids the field to take their imagination to the next level.”

Chiefs flags and banners also hang from the garage, railing and in front of a bush.

Fox News’ Kelley Kramer contributed to this report.

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What do the fans think?

The Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles face off this Sunday in Glendale, Arizona, for Super Bowl LVII. Both teams ended the regular season with 14-3 records before winning their conference championships.

Americans in New York and Washington, D.C., told Fox News which team they want to see win the NFL's Super Bowl LVII this weekend.

Both have also won the big game in the last decade. The Eagles won Super Bowl LII in 2018 over the New England Patriots and the Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers to win Super Bowl LIV in 2020.

Mahomes, Kansas City's quarterback, won the NFL MVP for the 2022 and 2018 seasons and was the Super Bowl LIV MVP in 2020. This is his third Super Bowl appearance in five years as a starter for the Chiefs.

The game is set for 6:30 p.m. ET on FOX.

Fox News' Isabelle McDonald and Jon Michael Raasch contributed to this report.

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Super Bowl MVPs

Who is about to etch themselves into history with a Super Bowl MVP? Both the Eagles and the Chiefs have high-caliber players who could turn the game on its head at any moment.

Patrick Mahomes won the Super Bowl MVP award when the Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LIV.

Here are some of the other greats.

Super Bowl: LVI: Cooper Kupp, Rams

Super Bowl LV: Tom Brady, Buccaneers

Super Bowl LIV: Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs

Super Bowl: LIII: Julian Edelman, Patriots

Super Bowl LII: Nick Foles, Eagles

Super Bowl LI: Tom Brady, Patriots

Super Bowl 50: Von Miller, Broncos

Super Bowl XLIX Tom Brady, Patriots

Super Bowl XLVIII: Malcolm Smith, Seahawks

Super Bowl XLVII: Joe Flacco, Ravens

Super Bowl XLVI: Eli Manning, Giants

Super Bowl XLV: Aaron Rodgers, Packers

Super Bowl XLIV: Drew Brees, Saints

Super Bowl XLIII: Santonio Holmes, Steelers

Super Bowl XLII: Eli Manning, Giants

Super Bowl XLI: Peyton Manning, Colts

Super Bowl XL: Hines Ward, Steelers

Super Bowl XXXIX: Deion Branch, Patriots

Super Bowl XXXVIII: Tom Brady, Patriots

Super Bowl XXXVII: Dexter Jackson, Buccaneers

Super Bowl XXXVI: Tom Brady, Patriots

Super Bowl XXXV: Ray Lewis, Ravens

Super Bowl XXXIV: Kurt Warner, Rams

Super Bowl XXXIII: John Elway, Broncos

Super Bowl XXXII: Terrell Davis, Broncos

Super Bowl XXXI: Desmond Howard, Packers

Super Bowl XXX: Larry Brown, Cowboys

Super Bowl XXIX: Steve Young, 49ers

Super Bowl XXVIII: Emmitt Smith, Cowboys

Super Bowl XXVII: Troy Aikman, Cowboys

Super Bowl XXVI: Mark Rypien, Redskins

Super Bowl XXV: Ottis Anderson, Giants

Super Bowl XXIV: Joe Montana, 49ers

Super Bowl XXIII: Jerry Rice, 49ers

Super Bowl XXII: Doug Williams, Redskins

Super Bowl XXI: Phil Simms, Giants

Super Bowl XX: Richard Dent, Bears

Super Bowl XIX: Joe Montana, 49ers

Super Bowl XVIII: Marcus Allen, Raiders

Super Bowl XVII: John Riggins, Redskins

Super Bowl XVI: Joe Montana, 49ers

Super Bowl XV: Jim Plunkett, Raiders

Super Bowl XIV: Terry Bradshaw, Steelers

Super Bowl XIII: Terry Bradshaw, Steelers

Super Bowl XII: Randy White & Harvey Martin, Cowboys

Super Bowl XI: Fred Biletnikoff, Raiders

Super Bowl X: Lynn Swann, Steelers

Super Bowl IX: Franco Harris, Steelers

Super Bowl VIII: Larry Csonka, Dolphins

Super Bowl VII: Jake Scott, Dolphins

Super Bowl VI: Roger Staubach, Cowboys

Super Bowl V: Chuck Howley, Cowboys

Super Bowl IV: Len Dawson, Chiefs

Super Bowl III: Joe Namath, Jets

Super Bowl II: Bart Starr, Packers

Super Bowl I: Bart Starr, Packers

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Jalen Hurts next for big payday

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is likely due for a payday when it comes time.

The 2022 season saw him turn himself into an MVP candidate and he might have won had he stayed healthy at the end of the year. He helped the Eagles win their first eight games and set them up for a playoff run that led to Sunday's Super Bowl appearance against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Hurts made his mark on a rookie contract but he’s reportedly in line for a nice chunk of change.

There are expectations that Hurts and the Eagles will agree to a contract extension of $50 million a year or more, according to ESPN.

Hurts was 14-1 as a starter with the Eagles and may have done even better if a late-season injury didn't hamper him.

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Super Bowl LVII wagers to skyrocket as fans bet on everything from coin flips to touchdowns

Last year's Super Bowl saw almost $8 billion worth of wagers, but this year's big game is expected to surpass last year's betting totals.

Over 50 million fans will bet an estimated one million ated $16 billion on Sunday's game between the Eagles and the Chiefs, according to data from the American Gaming Association.

That represents a 110% increase from the $7.61 billion wagered on Super Bowl LVI and follows a 78% jump from 2021.

This year's big game will be played at State Farm Stadium in Arizona, a state which legalized sports betting in 2021. Over $5 billion was wagered in the state's first full year of legal sports and fantasy gambling.

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Get to know Chris Stapleton

Chris Stapleton will perform the national anthem at Super Bowl LVII in Glendale, Arizona, Sunday.

The 44-year-old country star will be joined by Academy Award-winning "Coda" actor Troy Kotsur, who will perform the national anthem in American Sign Language ahead of the game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles at State Farm Stadium.

This year's Super Bowl features a star-studded pregame lineup that includes R&B legend Babyface performing "America the Beautiful" and Emmy-winning "Abbott Elementary" actress Sheryl Lee Ralph singing "Lift Every Voice and Sing."Stapleton was nominated for best country song for his hit with Rodney Crowell, "I'll Love You Till The Day I Die," at the 65th Annual Grammy Awards last Sunday. He took the stage during the awards ceremony to perform Stevie Wonder's 1973 classic "Higher Ground" with the Motown legend.

Before you flip on the big game to, check out some neat facts about Stapleton to get more familiar with the country music superstar.

Fox News’ Ashley Hume contributed to this report.

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49ers kicker takes jab at Eagles’ Jalen Hurts ahead of big game

Ahead of Super Bowl LVII, San Francisco 49ers kicker Robbie Gould took a shot at Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts.

The Niners were dominated by the Eagles in the NFC Championship Game, losing 31-7 after quarterback Brock Purdy exited the game in the first quarter.

Gould not only seems to feel like the injuries ruined the 49ers' chances of winning, but he was also unimpressed with how the opposing team's quarterback played in the game.

"If you make Jalen Hurts play quarterback, you’re going to have probably a pretty solid day on defense," Gould said.

Other 49ers players have made their feelings about the game clear. Star running back Christian McCaffrey has also made comments about how the NFC title game played out.

"It’s tough to win a football game in the NFL without a quarterback, let alone the NFC championship game," McCaffrey told "PFT Live" earlier this week. "I wish they had changed the rule where you’re allowed to carry three. … I think they should change that. It’s not good for us, obviously. It’s not good for fans watching to not have a quarterback. I hope there’s something they do with that moving forward so that you can stay in the fight."

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What you should know about this game

Listen, there are plenty of storylines around Super Bowl LVII fans should know. They’ve been talked about all week and they will be repeated in the hours and minutes before kickoff.

Here’s the crash course.

The Kansas City Chiefs are looking for their second Super Bowl title since the 2019 season. The Philadelphia Eagles are looking for their second Super Bowl title since the 2017 season. Both teams finished as No. 1 seeds in the AFC and NFC respectively.

Patrick Mahomes solidified his spot as the best NFL player in the league when he was awarded his second MVP trophy on Thursday night. Jalen Hurts is a rising star who overcame a ton of criticism ahead of the 2022 season. He was 14-1 as a starter and may have challenged Mahomes for the MVP award if he didn’t get hurt in the latter part of the season.

Rihanna is playing the halftime show and fans should definitely stick around for that.

But wait there’s plenty more to know about the game.

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Eagles' owner Jeffrey Lurie and Andy Reid reunite on opposite sides of Super Bowl LVII

Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie knew Andy Reid would one day be a Hall of Fame coach, which is why the decision to fire him in 2012 was an "extremely difficult" one.

Lurie, who took over ownership of the franchise in 1994, recalled Reid’s 14-year reign in Philadelphia when he led the team to five NFC championships and one Super Bowl appearance before eventually being let go following a 4-12 season.

"It was extremely difficult because I was personally extremely close with Andy," Lurie said, via The Washington Post.

"Obviously, we were very, very successful together. He represented everything that I believe in. … I just think the best thing for Andy at the time — and I think his family probably thought the best thing for Andy at the time — was to have a different environment for his family at that moment in time.

"I always thought he’d be highly successful wherever he went. I credit the Chiefs for immediately realizing their opportunity. And they got a first-ballot Hall of Fame coach, in my opinion."

Reid was the Green Bay Packers' quarterbacks coach when Lurie eyed him for the head coaching position in 1999.

After his tenure in Philadelphia, Reid then joined the Chiefs in 2013 where he's coached the team since.

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Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs players enter Sunday without injury designations

The Kansas City Chiefs had no game injury designations going into Super Bowl LVII, which means Patrick Mahomes will be a full go despite suffering a high-ankle sprain earlier in the playoffs.

Mahomes proved to still be able to move around and defeat the Cincinnati Bengals in the AFC Championship. But the ankle was still being talked about through the least nearly two weeks.

“The great thing is Patrick’s a very fast healer, and he was able to get ready to play the AFC Championship game, you know, in a week on that high ankle sprain and did just an amazing job, including making the pivotal play at the end of the game that helped us win it on his legs,” Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt said on “Fox & Friends.”

“He’s doing great this week. I don’t know that he’ll be at 100%, but he sure is going to tell you otherwise.”

Kadarius Toney, Willie Gay, Jerick McKinnon, Isiah Pacheco Trey Smith, JuJu-Smith Schuster and l’Jarius Sneed were all on the injury report but ended with week without designations.

For the Philadelphia Eagles, only Britain Covey was listed as questionable with a hamstring injury. Landon Dickerson, Lane Johnson, Cam Jurgens, Avonte Maddox and Robert Quinn enter Sunday without any injury designations.

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Andy Reid's place in history

Andy Reid’s presence at the Super Bowl is among the key storylines going into the game. The coach led the Philadelphia Eagles to the game in 2005 and is doing it with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2023.

His ability to get teams in position to be successful is one of the reasons he’s considered to be one of the best all-time. But where would he rank officially? Top 5 with the likes of Don Shula, Bill Belichick, Bill Parcells and Bill Walsh? Top 10 in the same range as Chuck Noll, George Halas, Tom Ladry and Marty Schottenheimer?

He has a record of 247-138-1 with one Super Bowl title.

"I mean definitely go to put him up there," the Pro Football Hall of Famer Tony Gonzalez told Fox News Digital. "Andy, from a play-calling perspective, I don’t think you can say anybody was better than him. And then you give him a guy like Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Tyreek Hill – I know he’s not playing there anymore – I think the stuff that he can do is genius.

"Absolutely, I put him up there, top-five coach of all time – and if he wins this week for sure."

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Super Bowl LVII merchandise of losing team will still serve a big purpose

As soon as the final whistle is blown Sunday, the Super Bowl LVII winners will be dressed in merchandise commemorating their victory. Hats and shirts with the team name will be quickly shared on the field.

But what happens to the merchandise of the losing team? That’s where Good360 comes in.

The Virginia-based organization has partnered with the NFL for the ninth consecutive year to ensure the losing merchandise doesn’t go to waste.

The organization has worked with the NFL to take thousands of unused apparel items from past Super Bowls and AFC and NFC championship games and donate them to communities in need.

Those places have included Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe and the Middle East.

"I would tell the fans, ‘No matter how sad and how devastated you are, what will bring a smile to the face of the non-winning team is that the products are going to be repurposed for a child that desperately needs to have his head covered or a child that needs to have a jersey on them at night, whatever it may be," Good360 CEO Romaine Seguin told Fox News Digital.

Seguin said to avoid any of these items making it to the black market for profit, its compliance team works to ensure that these materials are not distributed to North America, South America or Central America.

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Best Super Bowl prop bet?

There are going to be several Super Bowl prop bets that NFL fans of all kinds can bet legally using an online platform or going down to the sportsbook to make the wager in person.

FanDuel CEO Amy Howe told Fox News Digital in a recent interview there was at least one prop bet that she really liked.

"The Kelce brothers – it’s the first time that brothers are going to be playing each other at the Super Bowl. So, there’s a prop bet that both Kelce brothers will actually score a touchdown. As a twin sister, I thought that was actually kind of fun," Howe said."Then there’s the other one that’s actually caught fire. Guessing the correct score has been one of the most popular prop bets, and I think right now there’s over 30,000 bets on the Eagles prevailing 37-34 over the Chiefs, so that’s another kind of fun one."

Super Bowl LVII can be seen on FOX tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. ET.

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Dak Prescott's late mother, Peggy, the reason Walter Payton Man of the Year means so much

As Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott concluded his speech after receiving the 2022 NFL Walter Payton Man of the Year Award, he did his signature point to the sky, saying "Love you, mama."

Prescott’s mother, Peggy, passed in November 2013 after battling colon cancer. She has been Prescott’s driving force, and he knows she would’ve loved being in Arizona watching her son become the fourth Cowboy ever to win the prestigious award for his contributions off the field.

"She’d be crying," Prescott told Yahoo! Sports. "So proud. She was a crier when happy moments came. I know she’s smiling down."

Prescott has been named the 2016 AP Offensive Rookie of the Year as well as a two-time Pro Bowler during his pro career thus far. There’s been various awards and accomplishments throughout his high school days and his time at Mississippi State.

But this award hits differently because of what it means to him and his family.

"It’s No. 1," he explained. "When your mom gets diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer and she’s given months to live and give you that news and tells you, ‘Hey: All greats have a story. Allow me to be your story,’ that’s what this award means to me.’"

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Chiefs owner credits Andy Reid for Kansas City’s success

The Hunt family made an appearance on "Fox & Friends" Friday to discuss the Chiefs ahead of their matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LVII, and CEO Clark Hunt largely credited Kansas City’s success to head coach Andy Reid, who joined the organization in 2013 after 14 years as the Eagles' head coach.

"Well, it’s definitely been a special period for the Kansas City Chiefs, and really the big change goes back a decade, when Andy Reid walked into our offices to become the head coach," Hunt said Friday.

"He has just done a tremendous job of changing the culture and just making us a consistent winner.

The Chiefs have been to five consecutive AFC Championship games and will be playing in their third Super Bowl in four years on Sunday.

Quarterback Patrick Mahomes could become the first player since 1999 to win both the NFL MVP and Super Bowl MVP in the same season.

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Strangest bets to make for Super Bowl

Of course, bettors can keep it simple and bet on the spread, the over/under, and some player props.

But if you’re feeling dicey, you might want to open up the wallet just a tad more.

Have a feeling about the length of Chris Stapleton’s national anthem performance? Well, the over/under is set at 125.5 seconds, going -115 both ways on FOX Bet. You can even bet on if he’ll forget a word (YES +1000, NO is -3000). Christina Aguilera, anyone?

Obviously, that’s not the only performance you can bet on. The amount of bets regarding Rihanna’s halftime show are almost absurd.

Lines have moved all over the place about the first song she’ll perform after reported performance leaks, but Sports Betting Dime has “Don’t Stop The Music” at +150. If you’re feeling risky, go with Disturbia at +1500.

Oh, and you can also bet on if she’ll show cleavage or not (YES is the overwhelming favorite).

The betting doesn’t stop when the game ends, though. You can bet on the winning team’s Gatorade color and who the Super Bowl MVP will thank first (teammates and God/Jesus usually are the favorites, as is the case once again).

Hey, Vegas casinos exist for a reason.

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Bears' Justin Fields will be looking for next team if Chicago drafts a QB

On Friday, Chicago quarterback Justin Fields was on Radio Row at Super Bowl LVII and discussed how he’d react if the Bears took a quarterback in the draft.

"I think they would let me know that before," Fields told Sports Illustrated Radio. "But what would be going through my mind is, ‘Who am I playing for next?’"

"With all that going on, I just try to control the controllables. And focus on me. Focus on growing mentally, spiritually and, of course, physically, and as a quarterback this offseason."

The Bears have the No. 1 overall pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, and while there has been some debate around what the Bears should do with the pick, Chicago’s general manager said he would have to be "absolutely blown away" to select a QB at the top of the draft.

"We're going to do the same as we've always done," Ryan Poles said at his end-of-season press conference. "We're going to evaluate the draft class, and I would say this: I would have to be absolutely blown away to make that type of decision."

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Philadelphia prepared to grease poles as Eagles head back to Super Bowl

Philadelphia has been quite the sports city recently with the Phillies going to the World Series and now the Eagles in the Super Bowl yet again. That’s why the city is preparing for potential pandemonium in the streets if the Eagles take home the Vince Lombardi Trophy on Sunday.

Crowds flooded the streets two weeks ago when the Eagles trounced the San Francisco 49ers to make it back to the Super Bowl since they won it in 2018. And that celebratory stroll through the City of Brotherly Love has brought about a challenge many Philly faithful want to accomplish.

Climbing the greased poles around the city has been hard but not impossible. And though it hasn’t seemed to deter fans away from doing it, the city is once again preparing for such an occurrence to happen.

"Protocols for the upcoming game are being evaluated by the police department including the greasing of poles," City of Philadelphia spokesperson Joy Huertas told NPR.

"For public safety reasons, the city is not disclosing if/when the poles will be greased."

NPR spoke with an Eagles fan, who likely isn’t the only one to share this sentiment.

"When we hear they're greasing the poles, we hear that as a challenge, like, 'Grease them jawns, we're going to come climb them,' " says 29-year-old Sean Hagan, who climbed a pole when the Phillies defeated the San Diego Padres to move on to the World Series.

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Mark Andrews confident Travis Kelce 'going to go off' in Super Bowl LVII

When you think of the Kansas City Chiefs’ offensive threat, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce immediately come to mind. Ahead of Super Bowl LVII between the Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles, you know that connection is going to be a priority for Andy Reid’s offense.

Though the tight end position has evolved over the years, it’s rare that one is the top passing option for a quarterback on gameday. But players like Kelce have helped pave the way for others to prove they are more than just a blocker or someone that can pick up a few yards after the catch.

Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews is one of those elite players at the position. He spoke to Fox News Digital about the impact Kelce has made to pave way for players like himself.

"He’s just so legendary, that’s what he is," Andrews said, while highlighting USAA’s and the 101st Airborne Division Association’s surprise of Super Bowl LVII tickets to a 12-year military veteran. "Year in, year out, he’s the best of the best and it’s just so fun to be able to watch him."

Andrews is also confident Kelce has himself a big game on Sunday night in Arizona.

"I know he’s going to go off this game. He’s a big game guy. He makes big-time plays when it matters," he said.

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Super Bowl snack recipe: Boudin balls

This simple Cajun Boudin Balls recipe comes from South Louisiana and contains minimal ingredients for a quick snack to whip up before the big game.

"These Cajun Boudin Balls are a delicious southern tailgating snack," says Melanie Cagle of The Cagle Diaries. "Deep-fried, breaded balls of boudin sausage that are served with your favorite dip — traditionally a mustard cream sauce or a rémoulade."

Ingredients:

2 pounds Boudin sausage links

2 large eggs

½ cup buttermilk

1 tablespoon Creole seasoning

2 cups breadcrumbs, plain

1 teaspoon onion powder

1 teaspoon garlic powder

1 cup all-purpose flour

Oil, for frying

Remove sausage from casing and mash together in a large bowl. Roll sausage into one inch balls. Whisk eggs and add buttermilk. In another bowl, mix Creole seasoning, breadcrumbs, onion powder and garlic powder. Dip sausage balls into flour then egg wash then breadcrumbs. Fry them for 2-3 minutes each in a pan of oil. Serve with cajun dipping sauce.

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Past Super Bowl halftime performers

Before Super Bowl halftime shows featured some of the biggest celebrities in the world, the performances consisted of only high school and college marching bands and drill teams. It wasn't until 1991 when New Kids on the Block headlined Super Bowl XXV as a tribute to 25 years of the Super Bowl that a big named artist or band graced the stage.

The following year Gloria Estefan performed at Super Bowl XXVI but it wasn't until Super Bowl XXVII when Michael Jackson performed that the halftime show took a major turn from marching bands to major stars.

Since then, the biggest names in music have appeared during the halftime shows. Some of them include:

Super Bowl XX: Diana Ross

Super Bowl XXXIV: Phil Collins, Christina Aguilera and Enrique Iglesias

Super Bowl XXXV: Aerosmith and NSYNC

Super Bowl XLIII: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band

Super Bowl XLVI: Madonna as a headliner and LMFAO, Cirque du Soleil, Nicki Minaj, M.I.A., Cee Lo Green and Andy Lewis

And so many more.

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Super Bowl LVII week: Everything you need to know about Gronk Beach

Rob Gronkowski will be hosting Gronk Beach once again during Super Bowl LVII week. The former Tampa Bay Buccaneers and New England Patriots tight end will host his event on the Saturday night before Super Bowl LVII kicks off at State Farm Stadium.

Gronk Beach will feature Monster’s new line of malt beverages, The Beast Unleashed, and music from 21 Savage, Diplo and Lil Jon. The entire event, including a celebrity volleyball game, will take place at Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale on Saturday, February 11.

The former tight end told Fox News Digital he hoped to do something at the event for Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin, who suffered a cardiac arrest and collapsed on the field during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals earlier in the season.

"This year we’re probably going to do something for Damar," Gronkowski told Fox News Digital in a recent interview. "Just give him a little tribute while we’re at Gronk Beach because the NFL family – that’s a brotherhood. When you’re in that brotherhood, you want to pay tribute to a situation like that no doubt.

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Do Super Bowl halftime performers get paid?

Super Bowl halftime performers don't get paid. Despite the big named A-list performers that take the stage every year for the Super Bowl celebration, headliners are not compensated during the big game.

"We do not pay the artists," NFL spokesperson Joanna Hunter told Forbes in 2016. "We cover expenses and production costs."

According to Reuters, the cost for expenses and production of the Super Bowl halftime show can exceed $13 million.

Fans of previous acts including Bruce Springsteen, The Rolling Stones, Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez, Shakira, Maroon 5 and many more shouldn't sweat it, though, as the sheer exposure is worth millions of dollars. In 2020, the halftime show drew more viewers than the actual game, according to Billboard.

The show featured J. Lo, Shakira, Bad Bunny, J. Blavin and Lopez's daughter Emme Muñiz. Later, Lopez released a documentary titled "Halftime" where she takes viewers through the preparation of a halftime show.

Pop and R&B sensation Rihanna is set to take the stage during the halftime of this year's big game.

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Jalen Hurts vs Patrick Mahomes: History in the making

Super Bowl LVII will showcase a battle between two of the best quarterbacks in the NFL right now: Philadelphia Eagles’ Jalen Hurts and Kansas City Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes.

History will also be made as both step on the field on February 12, 2023 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.

For the first time ever, the Super Bowl will feature two Black starting quarterbacks.

It just so happens that Mahomes and Hurts are also products of Texas, with Mahomes playing at Whitehouse High School and Hurts developing his skills at Channelview High School, where his father Averion Hurts, was a football coach.

Mahomes already has a Super Bowl under his belt, defeating the San Francisco 49ers in Super LIV to cement his elite status in the NFL and show what the next generation of quarterbacks can be.

Hurts has quickly developed into one of the best dual-threat quarterbacks in the NFL, playing a vital role in the Eagles finishing the regular season with the best record in the league at 14-3.

It is set up to be a fantastic game between two powerhouses in their respective conferences, but it will also be Black history once kickoff rolls around on Feb. 12.

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How much do Super Bowl athletes get paid?

Win or lose, players on both teams at the Super Bowl get paid.

In 2022, each player on the winning team (Rams) earned $150,000, while players on the losing team (Bengals) earned $75,000, according to Athlon Sports.

That winning number increased from 2021 by $20,000. The victorious athletes from Super Bowl LV each earned $130,000 and losers earned $65,000, Fox News previously reported.

While these numbers seem like an enormous payout, when adjusted for the rate of inflation, today's athletes are making nearly the same as the 1967 Super Bowl winners and losers. The payout for the first Super Bowl ever was $15,000 for winners and $7,500 for losers and remained that way until 1978. In 1978, winners made out with $18,000 and losers left with $9,000.

Whether or not your favorite player triumphs, just securing a spot in the Super Bowl is a major win for their bank account.

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'Prime Time' says Tom Brady's Super Bowl record won't be broken

Tom Brady's seven Super Bowl rings are the most won by any NFL player, with former San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys great Charles Haley a distant second with five.

Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders, who won two Super Bowls in his 14-year career, doesn’t see Brady’s record being broken any time soon.

"No. No," Sanders told USA Today Sports when asked whether anyone will break Brady’s record. "The reason it won’t happen for quite some time – anything is possible – is that now we’re at a financial state that I don’t believe that guy is going to be as humble as Tom Brady. And work with his team and take less.

"This culture ain’t built like that," Sanders continued. "This culture wants every darn dime it can get. So, you have to sacrifice some things to be in that position, and I don’t think this culture is ready to make those types of sacrifices."

Tom Brady retired last week after 23 seasons in the NFL.

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Bills’ assistant athletic trainer receives one NFL MVP vote

Members of the Buffalo Bills and Cincinnati Bengals staff were recognized during Thursday night’s NFL Honors show in Phoenix for their heroic acts in helping save the life of second-year safety Damar Hamlin after he collapsed on the field from cardiac arrest during a Week 17 matchup at Highmark Stadium.

However, one trainer in particular, Denny Kellington, received special recognition as the Bills assistant athletic trainer who performed CPR on Hamlin while on the field.

According to The Associated Press’ Rob Maaddi, Kellington received one vote for NFL MVP from veteran ESPN reporter Suzy Kolber who said her vote was a "symbolic gesture representing ‘everyone’ who carries the weight of that job, every week. They rarely get the recognition they deserve."

The AP announced in November that the MVP award, which is voted on by a nationwide panel of 50 sports journalists who cover the league, would be based on each voter’s top five picks.

Kellington received one fifth-place vote under the AP’s new voting system.

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Brotherly love?

Sunday will mark the first time two brothers play against each other in a Super Bowl.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and and Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce both admitted last week they were already tired of hearing the narrative, but both recognized the significance of the moment.

Now that the clock is officially ticking on kickoff, the two are enemies.

During this week's episode of the "New Heights" podcast, the siblings joked about their approach to one another during the big game.

"I'm just gonna act like I don't even know you," Travis said. "So, at the coin toss, don't f---ing look at me. Don't try to shake my hand. You are the f---ing enemy, bro."

Fox News' Ryan Morik contributed to this report.

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Elite company

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes enters Super Bowl LVII weekend a two-time NFL MVP after receiving 48 of 50 first-place votes, an honor that was announced at the NFL Honors on Thursday night.

Mahomes could become the first player since 1999 to win both the NFL MVP and Super Bowl MVP when the Chiefs take on the Philadelphia Eagles Sunday.

Read below for some of the past Super Bowl MVP winners.

Super Bowl: LVI: Cooper Kupp, Rams

Super Bowl LV: Tom Brady, Buccaneers

Super Bowl LIV: Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs

Super Bowl: LIII: Julian Edelman, Patriots

Super Bowl LII: Nick Foles, Eagles

Super Bowl LI: Tom Brady, Patriots

Super Bowl 50: Von Miller, Broncos

Super Bowl XLIX Tom Brady, Patriots

Super Bowl XLVIII: Malcolm Smith, Seahawks

Super Bowl XLVII: Joe Flacco, Ravens

Super Bowl XLVI: Eli Manning, Giants

Super Bowl XLV: Aaron Rodgers, Packers

Super Bowl XLIV: Drew Brees, Saints

Super Bowl XLIII: Santonio Holmes, Steelers

Super Bowl XLII: Eli Manning, Giants

Super Bowl XLI: Peyton Manning, Colts

Super Bowl XL: Hines Ward, Steelers

Super Bowl XXXIX: Deion Branch, Patriots

Super Bowl XXXVIII: Tom Brady, Patriots

Super Bowl XXXVII: Dexter Jackson, Buccaneers

Super Bowl XXXVI: Tom Brady, Patriots

Super Bowl XXXV: Ray Lewis, Ravens

Super Bowl XXXIV: Kurt Warner, Rams

Super Bowl XXXIII: John Elway, Broncos

Super Bowl XXXII: Terrell Davis, Broncos

Super Bowl XXXI: Desmond Howard, Packers

Super Bowl XXX: Larry Brown, Cowboys

Super Bowl XXIX: Steve Young, 49ers

Super Bowl XXVIII: Emmitt Smith, Cowboys

Super Bowl XXVII: Troy Aikman, Cowboys

Super Bowl XXVI: Mark Rypien, Redskins

Super Bowl XXV: Ottis Anderson, Giants

Super Bowl XXIV: Joe Montana, 49ers

Super Bowl XXIII: Jerry Rice, 49ers

Super Bowl XXII: Doug Williams, Redskins

Super Bowl XXI: Phil Simms, Giants

Super Bowl XX: Richard Dent, Bears

Super Bowl XIX: Joe Montana, 49ers

Super Bowl XVIII: Marcus Allen, Raiders

Super Bowl XVII: John Riggins, Redskins

Super Bowl XVI: Joe Montana, 49ers

Super Bowl XV: Jim Plunkett, Raiders

Super Bowl XIV: Terry Bradshaw, Steelers

Super Bowl XIII: Terry Bradshaw, Steelers

Super Bowl XII: Randy White & Harvey Martin, Cowboys

Super Bowl XI: Fred Biletnikoff, Raiders

Super Bowl X: Lynn Swann, Steelers

Super Bowl IX: Franco Harris, Steelers

Super Bowl VIII: Larry Csonka, Dolphins

Super Bowl VII: Jake Scott, Dolphins

Super Bowl VI: Roger Staubach, Cowboys

Super Bowl V: Chuck Howley, Cowboys

Super Bowl IV: Len Dawson, Chiefs

Super Bowl III: Joe Namath, Jets

Super Bowl II: Bart Starr, Packers

Super Bowl I: Bart Starr, Packers

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Cowboys' Dak Prescott named Walter Payton Man of the Year

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott was named the Walter Payton Man of the Year this season.

Prescott is the fourth Cowboys player in franchise history to be the recipient of the award, joining Troy Aikman, Roger Staubach and Jason Witten.

While having a constant spotlight on him as the quarterback of “America’s Team,” Prescott not only performs on the field, but off it as well.

Prescott's Faith Fight Finish Foundation is the Swiss Army knife of charitiable works, focusing on mental health and suicide prevention, colon cancer research bridging a gap between law enforcement and its communities, and assisting those faced with adversity.

Prescott also donated $1 million to improve police training following the killing of George Floyd in 2020.

Receiving the award, Prescott will get $250,000 to donate to the charity of his choice.

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Damar Hamlin steals the show

Buffalo Bills' safety Damar Hamlin was on the stage at the NFL Honors show in Phoenix and got plenty members of the crowd in tears.

Bills legend Jim Kelly and actress Sheryl Lee Ralph welcomed both the Bills and Cincinnati Bengals' medical staffs to the stage, as well as workers at the University of Cincinnati Health Center, where Hamlin stayed for over a week.

After the entire crowd gave them a standing ovation, Ralph then announced Hamlin to the stage, resulting in continued applause.

"Every day I am amazed that my experiences could encourage so many others across the country and across the world," Hamlin said. "Encourage to pray, encourage to spread love and encourage keep fighting no matter the circumstances."

Hamlin's speech left the audience in tears.

Fox News' Ryan Morik and Scott Thompson contributed to this report.

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Who is the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2023?

Offensive tackle Joe Thomas and cornerback Darrelle Revis were named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in their first year on the ballot. Here's the entire Class of 2023:

Linebacker DeMarcus Ware

Linebacker Zach Thomas

Cornerback Ronde Barber

Offensive lineman Joe Klecko

Cornerback Ken Riley

Linebacker Chuck Howley

Coach Don Coryell

Fox News' Scott Thompson contributed to this report.

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Patrick Mahomes is your NFL MVP

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is collecting hardware before playing in Super Bowl LVII, winning the NFL MVP Award for this season.

This is the second time Mahomes has been named MVP after winning it in 2018 when he threw for 50 touchdowns and 5,097 yards – his second NFL season. Mahomes was better in 2022 in passing yards, totaling 5,250 over his 17 games – the fourth-most in NFL history -- with 41 touchdowns to 12 interceptions. His passing yards and touchdowns led the league.

It was said that Mahomes and the Chiefs’ offense would struggle with Tyreek Hill traded to the Miami Dolphins, but that couldn’t be further from the truth.

They were the NFL’s leading offense in terms of points scored per game (29.2), total yards (413.6) and passing yards (297.8).

Mahomes is also the third-youngest player to have multiple MVPs on their career resume. Jim Brown had multiple when he was 22 years old and 300 days, making him the youngest. Brett Favre comes in second just days under Mahomes (27 years, 73 days compared to 27 years, 113 days).

Fox News' Scott Thompson contributed to this report.

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Geno Smith takes home Comeback Player of the Year

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith has been named the AP Comeback Player of the Year.

Smith hasn’t been a full-time starter since 2014 when he was with the New York Jets. But, after a tumultuous tenure in the Big Apple, Smith resorted to a backup role for years with the Jets, New York Giants and Los Angeles Chargers.

However, when Russell Wilson was traded to the Denver Broncos, Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll looked to Smith to step up.

He answered the call with his best NFL season, totaling 4,282 yards with 30 passing touchdowns to 11 interceptions with a league-leading 69.8 completion percentage.

His efforts led to a 9-8 record for the Seahawks, who made it into the playoffs. Smith was also named to the Pro Bowl for the first time in his ninth NFL season.

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Brian Daboll wins Coach of the Year

In his first year as an NFL head coach, Brian Daboll was given the league’s highest honor in that category: Coach of the Year.

Daboll was given the honor over San Francisco 49ers' Kyle Shanahan and Jacksonville Jaguars' Doug Pederson on Thursday night.

Daboll came to East Rutherford after spending the previous four seasons with the Buffalo Bills, turning their offense into the juggernaut it is today.

The Giants had been the laughingstock of the league for the last several years, but Daboll’s attitude turned them around quickly. Expected to win maybe seven games, they went 9-7-1 and won the wild-card round of the NFL Playoffs.

It was their first playoff victory since Super Bowl XLVI in 2012, and their first postseason appearance since the 2016 season.Prior to Daboll, the Giants had three head coaches between 2016 and his hiring: Ben McAdoo, Pat Shurmur, and Joe Judge. None of them made it beyond two years.

Fox News’ Ryan Morik contributed to this report.

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Jets rookies sweep NFL Rookie of the Year awards

The New York Jets saw their fourth overall pick, Ahmad "Sauce" Gardner, and 10th overall selection Garrett Wilson win AP Defensive and Offensive Player of the Year at the NFL Honors on Thursday night in Phoenix.

Gardner not only wiped away the competition with his fellow rookies, but he already might be the best cornerback in all of football. He became the first rookie corner to make First-Team honors since Ronnie Lott did so as a member of the San Francisco 49ers in 1981.Gardner did not allow a touchdown all season long, nor did he do that his entire college career at Cincinnati.

Gardner’s draft selection was a clear home run for GM Joe Douglas. The rookie phenom is a key cog for what could, and should, be a Jets team that vies for a playoff spot next season, and he's certainly a candidate to be a Jet for life.

Wilson had to deal with three quarterbacks this season in Zach Wilson, Mike White and Joe Flacco, and still put up 1,103 yards on 83 catches (147 targets) with four touchdowns in 17 games.

Fox News' Scott Thompson contributed to this report.

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Justin Jefferson, Nick Bosa win top awards

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson and San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa won the AP Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year respectively on Thursday night at the NFL Honors.

Jefferson had a breakout season to take home his first Offensive Player of the Year award. The Vikings star had 128 catches for 1,809 yards. Both leading the league. He also had eight touchdown catches. He earned a First-Tea All-Pro selection for the first time.

Bosa anchored the top-ranked 49ers defense. He had 18.5 sacks in his fourth season with the Niners. He added 51 tackles and two forced fumbles. He was also a First-Team All-Pro selection for the first time as well.

Both players are in line for a big payday once their next contract negotiations come up. They are integral parts of their team and will be pivotal for the success of the organization down the line.

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Some of the NFL awards up for grabs

The NFL Honors is set to start. There are plenty of awards up for grabs tonight but below are some of the big prizes.

AP Most Valuable Player

Josh Allen, Bills

Joe Burrow, Bengals

Jalen Hurts, Eagles

Justin Jefferson, Vikings

Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs

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AP Coach of the Year

Brian Daboll, Giants

Sean McDermott, Bills

Doug Pederson, Jaguars

Kyle Shanahan, 49ers

Nick Sirianni, Eagles

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AP Comeback Player of the Year

Saquon Barkley, Giants

Christian McCaffrey, 49ers

Geno Smith, Seahawks

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AP Offensive Player of the Year

Tyreek Hill, Dolphins

Jalen Hurts, Eagles

Justin Jefferson, Vikings

Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs

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AP Defensive Player of the Year

Nick Bosa, 49ers

Chris Jones, Chiefs

Micah Parsons, Cowboys

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AP Offensive Rookie of the Year

Brock Purdy, 49ers

Kenneth Walker, Seahawks

Garrett Wilson, Jets

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AP Defensive Rookie of the Year

Sauce Gardner, Jets

Aidan Hutchinson, Lions

Tariq Woolen, Seahawks

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Patrick Mahomes highlights NFL MVP award finalists

Kansas City Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes, Philadelphia Eagles’ Jalen Hurts, Minnesota Vikings’ Justin Jefferson, Buffalo Bills’ Josh Allen and Cincinnati Bengals’ Joe Burrow are the five finalists for the Associated Press 2022 NFL MVP.

The award was already voted on by 50 media members that regularly cover the NFL nationwide prior to the playoffs starting. The award will be announced in a few hours at the NFL Honors.

Mahomes is considered the front-runner after throwing for 5,250 yards with 41 touchdowns in the regular season. He already has an MVP under his belt following his coming-out sophomore 2018 season with 5,097 yards and 50 touchdowns thrown with a 113.8 passer rating.

He was the Offensive Player of the Year in the same year he won MVP. He’s been a finalist for the awards in the season’s after but hadn’t won it again.

Tonight could be a different result with days to go before the Super Bowl.

Scott Thompson contributed to this report.

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Why is the Super Bowl on Sunday?

The Super Bowl has been played on a Sunday every year since the very first one in 1967.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says having the major sporting event on a Sunday draws a bigger crowd than having it on a Saturday. Most NFL games are also played on Sundays.

While the Super Bowl used to be played the last Sunday in January each year, the NFL officially changed the weekend to be in February in 2004. This occurred following the September 11 attacks when the NFL postponed the September 16 games that year. The Super Bowl was played the first Sunday in February in 2002.

In March 2021, the regular NFL season went from being 17 weeks to 18 weeks and the NFL once again changed the date of the Super Bowl to the second Sunday in February. It is anticipated by the NFL that the Super Bowl will continue to be the second Sunday in February going forward.

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Family affair

Pittsburgh Steelers star T.J. Watt managed to put together a Pro Bowl season with 5.5 sacks and 39 tackles despite only playing in 10 games thanks to a torn pectoral injury suffered in Week 1.

The Steelers managed to finish 9-8 and avoid handing coach Mike Tomlin the first losing season of his career. However, like 30 of the 32 teams, he will also be watching Super Bowl LVII from home come Feb. 12.

One of the major storylines going into the game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles is the Kelce brothers playing against each other. Travis Kelce will take his place as tight end for Patrick Mahomes, while Jason Kelce will be protecting Jalen Hurts.

Watt reflected on playing with and against his brothers in a recent interview with Fox News Digital. Watt matched up against his older brother J.J. when the recently retired star was on the Houston Texans in 2020. The middle brother, Derek, now plays with T.J., but the two have matched up when the fullback played for the Los Angeles Chargers.

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Who is the sponsor for Super Bowl LVII?

The National Football League announced on Thursday that Apple Music is the new partner for the Super Bowl Halftime Show.

The multi-year partnership will begin with Super Bowl LVII, which will be played on Sunday, Feb. 12, 2023 in Glendale, Arizona.

"We are proud to welcome Apple Music to the NFL family as our new partner for the iconic Super Bowl Halftime Show," SVP of Partner Strategy for the NFL Nana-Yaw Asamoah said in a statement. "We couldn't think of a more appropriate partner for the world's most-watched musical performance than Apple Music, a service that entertains, inspires, and motivates millions of people around the world through the intersection of music and technology."

Pepsi had been the halftime show sponsor for the last ten years and announced in May that it would not return as sponsor, according to Variety.

Past Super Bowl Halftime Show performances include The Weeknd, Jennifer Lopez, Shakira, Beyoncé, Justin Timberlake, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Bruno Mars, Prince, Madonna and more.

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Let's go back a few decades

The Super Bowl has evolved into a multimillion-dollar event that brings thousands to a sold-out stadium each year to watch the AFC and NFC champions face off in one of the biggest sporting events of the year for the Vince Lombardi trophy.

Whether you're an avid sports fan, a casual watcher or not into sports at all, it is hard to avoid Super Bowl talk in the early months of the year. Even if you aren't a football fan, you may watch for the big-time entertainer performing during the halftime show, which has evolved into a short, yet extravagant concert.

Even though the Super Bowl has become such an enormous event, one where even the commercials are highly anticipated, it wasn't always that way. The big game dates back to 1967, when it wasn't called the Super Bowl. It was first known as the AFL-NFL World Championship Game, where two teams battled it out in front of a less-than-sold-out crowd and a ticket could be had for just $12. That game in 1967 was the start of a long history of nail-biting games, monumental moments and legendary halftime performances for the NFL.

The Green Bay Packers won the first two Super Bowls.

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Why Pat Mahomes Sr. is feeling 'proud'

Pat Mahomes Sr., the former MLB pitcher and father of the Chiefs' star quarterback, recognized the significance of his son become one part of history.

"It’s historic. It’s special. I couldn’t be any more prouder to see where the game has come from where it was," he told Fox News Digital in a recent interview. "I’m a big football fan, always have been. And I remember Doug Williams when he won the Super Bowl. I remember some of the other Black quarterbacks – Randall Cunningham, Donovan McNabb and all those guys – and just how hard it was to be able to get a chance to play their position. And for Patrick and Jalen to be a part of the first two to play in a Super Bowl just shows how far we’ve come. And I’m just so happy a Mahomes will be one of them. And it just makes me so proud."

For more on this story, read about the history Patrick Mahomes is making on Sunday.

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Past Super Bowl locations

Sunday's Super Bowl will mark the third time the game has been played in the home of the Arizona Cardinals. The stadium was initially named University of Phoenix Stadium it has seen the New York Giants and New England Patriots both win Super Bowls there.

Here are some of the other locations where the Super Bowl has been played.

Super Bowl: LVI: SoFi Stadium, Inglewood, CA

Super Bowl LV: Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL

Super Bowl LIV: Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL

Super Bowl: LIII: Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, GA

Super Bowl LII: U.S. Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, MN

Super Bowl LI: NRG Stadium, Houston, TX

Super Bowl 50: Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, CA

Super Bowl XLIX: University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, AZ

Super Bowl XLVIII: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ

Super Bowl XLVII: Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans, LA

Super Bowl XLVI: Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, IN

Super Bowl XLV: Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, TX

Super Bowl XLIV: Sun Life Stadium, Miami, FL

Super Bowl XLIII: Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL

Super Bowl XLII: University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, AZ

Super Bowl XLI: Dolphin Stadium, Miami, FL

Super Bowl XL: Ford Field, Detroit, MI

Super Bowl XXXIX: ALLTEL Stadium, Jacksonville, FL

Super Bowl XXXVIII: Reliant Stadium, Houston, TX

Super Bowl XXXVII: Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, CA

Super Bowl XXXVI: Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, LA

Super Bowl XXXV: Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL

Super Bowl XXXIV: Georgia Dome, Atlanta, FL

Super Bowl XXXIII: Pro Player Stadium, Miami, FL

Super Bowl XXXII: Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, CA

Super Bowl XXXI: Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, CA

Super Bowl XXX: Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe, AZ

Super Bowl XXIX: Joe Robbie Stadium, Miami, FL

Super Bowl XXVIII: Georgia Dome, Atlanta, Ga

Super Bowl XXVII: Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA

Super Bowl XXVI: Metrodome, Minneapolis, MN

Super Bowl XXV: Tampa Stadium, Tampa, FL

Super Bowl XXIV: Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, LA

Super Bowl XXIII: Joe Robbie Stadium, Miami, FL

Super Bowl XXII: Jack Murphy Stadium, San Diego, CA

Super Bowl XXI: Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA

Super Bowl XX: Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, LA

Super Bowl XIX: Stanford Stadium, Stanford, CA

Super Bowl XVIII: Tampa Stadium, Tampa, FL

Super Bowl XVII: Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA

Super Bowl XVI: Pontiac Silverdome, Pontiac, MI

Super Bowl XV: Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, CA

Super Bowl XIV: Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA

Super Bowl XIII: Orange Bowl, Miami, FL

Super Bowl XII: Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, LA

Super Bowl XI: Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA

Super Bowl X: Orange Bowl, Miami, FL

Super Bowl IX: Tulane Stadium, New Orleans, LA

Super Bowl VIII: Rice Stadium, Houston, TX

Super Bowl VII: Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, CA

Super Bowl VI: Tulane Stadium, New Orleans, LA

Super Bowl V: Orange Bowl, Miami, FL

Super Bowl IV: Tulane Stadium, New Orleans, LA

Super Bowl III: Orange Bowl, Miami, FL

Super Bowl II: Orange Bowl, Miami, FL

Super Bowl I: Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, CA

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Super Bowl LVII is only a few days away -- Who are some past champions?

Super Bowl LVII will take place at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, on Sunday. The Kansas City Chiefs will be making their third appearance in four years while the Philadelphia Eagles are making their first appearance since the 2017 season.

Read below for some of the past winners.

Super Bowl: LVI: Rams def. Bengals, 23-20

Super Bowl LV: Buccaneers def. Chiefs, 31-7

Super Bowl LIV: Chiefs def. 49ers, 31-20

Super Bowl: LIII: Patriots def. Rams, 13-3

Super Bowl LII: Eagles def. Patriots, 41-33

Super Bowl LI: Patriots def. Falcons, 34-28

Super Bowl 50: Broncos def. Panthers, 24-10

Super Bowl XLIX: Patriots def. Seahawks, 28-24

Super Bowl XLVIII: Seahawks def. Broncos, 43-8

Super Bowl XLVII: Ravens def. 49ers, 34-31

Super Bowl XLVI: Giants def. Patriots, 21-17

Super Bowl XLV: Packers def. Steelers, 31-25

Super Bowl XLIV: Saints def. Colts, 31-25

Super Bowl XLIII: Steelers def. Cardinals, 27-23

Super Bowl XLII: Giants def. Patriots, 17-14

Super Bowl XLI: Colts def. Bears, 29-17

Super Bowl XL: Steelers def. Seahawks, 21-10

Super Bowl XXXIX: Patriots def. Eagles, 24-21

Super Bowl XXXVIII: Patriots def. Panthers, 32-29

Super Bowl XXXVII: Buccaneers def. Raiders, 46-21

Super Bowl XXXVI: Patriots def. Rams, 20-17

Super Bowl XXXV: Ravens def. Giants, 34-7

Super Bowl XXXIV: Rams def. Titans, 23-16

Super Bowl XXXIII: Broncos def. Falcons, 34-19

Super Bowl XXXII: Broncos def. Packers, 31-24

Super Bowl XXXI: Packers def. Patriots, 25-21

Super Bowl XXX: Cowboys def. Steelers, 27-17

Super Bowl XXIX: 49ers def. Chargers, 49-26

Super Bowl XXVIII: Cowboys def. Bills, 30-13

Super Bowl XXVII: Cowboys def. Bills, 52-17

Super Bowl XXVI: Redskins def. Bills, 37-24

Super Bowl XXV: Giants def. Bills, 20-19

Super Bowl XXIV: 49ers def. Broncos, 55-10

Super Bowl XXIII: 49ers def. Bengals, 20-16

Super Bowl XXII: Redskins def. Broncos 42-10

Super Bowl XXI: Giants def. Broncos, 39-20

Super Bowl XX: Bears def. Patriots, 46-10

Super Bowl XIX: 49ers def. Dolphins, 38-16

Super Bowl XVIII: Raiders def. Redskins, 38-9

Super Bowl XVII: Redskins def. Dolphins, 27-17

Super Bowl XVI: 49ers def. Bengals, 26-21

Super Bowl XV: Raiders def. Eagles, 27-10

Super Bowl XIV: Steelers def. Rams, 31-19

Super Bowl XIII: Steelers def. Cowboys, 35-31

Super Bowl XII: Cowboys def. Broncos, 27-10

Super Bowl XI: Raiders def. Vikings, 32-14

Super Bowl X: Steelers def. Cowboys, 16-6

Super Bowl IX: Steelers def. Vikings, 21-17

Super Bowl VIII: Dolphins def. Vikings, 24-7

Super Bowl VII: Dolphins def. Redskins, 14-7

Super Bowl VI: Cowboys def. Dolphins, 24-3

Super Bowl V: Colts def. Cowboys, 16-13

Super Bowl IV: Chiefs def. Vikings, 23-7

Super Bowl III: Jets def. Colts, 16-7

Super Bowl II: Packers def. Raiders, 33-14

Super Bowl I: Packers def. Chiefs, 35-10

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Kelce Bowl ends in heartbreak for one brother

Chiefs’ Frank Clark remembers late father after Super Bowl LVII win

Mahomes named Super Bowl LVII MVP

‘Big Red’ is here to stay

Patrick Mahomes leads Chiefs to thrilling victory over Eagles in Super Bowl LVII

Jalen Hurts responds… again

Kansas City takes control of the second half, leads Philly 35-27

Kansas City takes the lead

Chiefs climb back

Shine bright like a diamond

Eagles putting on a show, lead 24-14 at half

Kansas City in trouble

Hurts does it again

Chiefs battle on

Eagles take the lead with AJ Brown touchdown

Chiefs’ Travis Kelce responds with touchdown, game tied at 7-7

Hurts scores a running touchdown for Eagles’ early lead

Chris Stapleton’s national anthem performance brings Nick Sirianni to tears

Damar Hamlin honored alongside Bills, Bengals first responders at Super Bowl LVII

Jalen Hurts brimming with ‘confidence’ despite shoulder injury, NFL insider says

‘Big Red’ to make big decision following Super Bowl, NFL insider says

Super Bowl LVII flyover to commemorate 50 years of women flying in the US Navy

Chiefs' Nick Allegretti welcomes twin girls ahead Super Bowl kickoff

Eagles’ Nick Sirianni encourages team to ‘stick with the routine’ ahead Super Bowl LVII

Jalen Hurts' dad unconcerned about son handling Super Bowl hype

Chiefs superfan takes it to the next level

What do the fans think?

Super Bowl MVPs

Jalen Hurts next for big payday

Super Bowl LVII wagers to skyrocket as fans bet on everything from coin flips to touchdowns

Get to know Chris Stapleton

49ers kicker takes jab at Eagles’ Jalen Hurts ahead of big game

What you should know about this game

Eagles' owner Jeffrey Lurie and Andy Reid reunite on opposite sides of Super Bowl LVII

Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs players enter Sunday without injury designations

Andy Reid's place in history

Super Bowl LVII merchandise of losing team will still serve a big purpose

Best Super Bowl prop bet?

Dak Prescott's late mother, Peggy, the reason Walter Payton Man of the Year means so much

Chiefs owner credits Andy Reid for Kansas City’s success

Strangest bets to make for Super Bowl

Bears' Justin Fields will be looking for next team if Chicago drafts a QB

Philadelphia prepared to grease poles as Eagles head back to Super Bowl

Mark Andrews confident Travis Kelce 'going to go off' in Super Bowl LVII

Super Bowl snack recipe: Boudin balls

Past Super Bowl halftime performers

Super Bowl LVII week: Everything you need to know about Gronk Beach

Do Super Bowl halftime performers get paid?

Jalen Hurts vs Patrick Mahomes: History in the making

How much do Super Bowl athletes get paid?

'Prime Time' says Tom Brady's Super Bowl record won't be broken

Bills’ assistant athletic trainer receives one NFL MVP vote

Brotherly love?

Elite company

Cowboys' Dak Prescott named Walter Payton Man of the Year

Damar Hamlin steals the show

Who is the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2023?

Patrick Mahomes is your NFL MVP

Geno Smith takes home Comeback Player of the Year

Brian Daboll wins Coach of the Year

Jets rookies sweep NFL Rookie of the Year awards

Justin Jefferson, Nick Bosa win top awards

Some of the NFL awards up for grabs

Patrick Mahomes highlights NFL MVP award finalists

Why is the Super Bowl on Sunday?

Family affair

Who is the sponsor for Super Bowl LVII?

Let's go back a few decades

Why Pat Mahomes Sr. is feeling 'proud'

Past Super Bowl locations

Super Bowl LVII is only a few days away -- Who are some past champions?

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