Sam Smith dons dark sunglasses as they go for coffee run in NYC rocking long black coat and short shortsīlonde bombshell Charlotte McKinney poses TOPLESS and strips down to lingerie for her ultra sexy Larroude footwear campaignĪdam Driver's wife Joanne Tucker shows 'baby bump' as couple step out for shopping outing in NYC Harrison Butker was perfect from a field goal and four extra points in the Chiefs' win, and from three field goals in the following year's loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.Miley Cyrus shows off her toned body in a tiny red bikini as she celebrates Flowers hitting No. The Chiefs' win over the San Francisco 49ers was only two years later but Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Clark and Jones lead 12 returning players (though one, Mecole Hardman, misses out through injury).īoth place-kickers and their long snappers return, with Philadelphia's Jake Elliott making all three field goals but missing an extra point against the Patriots. Put a ring on itīoth teams have recent Super Bowl pedigree and the Eagles return seven of the roster that memorably beat the New England Patriots following the 2017 season.įive of those are on the offensive and defensive lines - Jason Kelce, Isaac Seumalo and Lane Johnson on offence, and Cox and Graham. The Eagles have a fearsome defensive line rotation of their own, with Brandon Graham, Fletcher Cox, Javon Hargrave and Josh Sweat backed up by the Super Bowl-winning experience of Robert Quinn and Ndamukong Suh.įurther down the field, combative defensive back CJ Gardner-Johnson tied for the NFL lead with six interceptions in the regular season and could be key to slowing down Travis Kelce.
Two high-powered but contrasting offences will clash in Glendale, but do not neglect the other side of the ball.Īll-pro Chris Jones and his long-time Chiefs line-mate Frank Clark will lead the fight against Hurts and co, looking to shut them down in the running game and press Hurts when he drops back to pass. Mother Donna, who brought cookies to her sons at their press conference on Monday, will be at the game wearing her custom-made half-and-half jersey. The pair are consistent supporters of each other - Jason joked on Twitter he is "officially done being a Chiefs fan this season" - and having made the all-pro first team together, they will now become the first brothers to play in the same Super Bowl. He will go up against elder brother Jason, the Eagles' centre and anchor of their powerful running game, on Sunday. His form continued through the play-offs with a staggering 14 catches against the Jacksonville Jaguars and another seven against the Cincinnati Bengals, for a combined 176 yards and three scores. Kelce vs KelceĬhiefs tight end Travis Kelce recorded his seventh-successive 1,000-yard regular season, racking up 1,338 with career highs of 110 catches and 12 touchdowns as Mahomes' key receiver after the off-season trade of wideout Tyreek Hill. They are also the first pair of black quarterbacks to play in the same Super Bowl, with Mahomes one of only three to win a ring previously. Hurts also impressed as a passer but did as much damage on the ground with 13 rushing touchdowns - one off Cam Newton's 2011 record for a QB and the first at the position ever to hit double figures in back-to-back seasons.īoth have battled injuries in the lead-up to the Super Bowl, with Mahomes playing through a high ankle sprain while Hurts missed two games late in the regular season with a shoulder problem. Mahomes led the league in passing yards (5,250) and touchdowns (41) in the most impressive statistical season of his career as he beat Hurts to win a second regular-season MVP title. Quarterback clashĬhiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and his Eagles counterpart Jalen Hurts were named first-team and second-team all-pro this season after leading their teams to the respective conference top seedings. Here, we take a look at the key statistical match-ups ahead of the big game in Glendale, Arizona. The biggest sports event in North America is upon us as the two best teams in the NFL clash for the Vince Lombardi trophy.
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