Following a near-perfect season in Kansas City, the Chiefs are down 17-0 at the two-minute warning. Rookie and birthday boy Cooper DeJean highlighted the half with a 38-yard pick-six. The Eagles’ defense has shut out Kansas City’s offense for the better part of two quarters in the 59th Super Bowl.
TOUCHDOWN! — 8:08 P.M.
Former Tennessee Titan A.J. Brown scores a 12-yard receiving touchdown extending Philadelphia’s lead to 24-0 into the half.
Kendrick stuns at halftime show — 8:40 P.M.
Kendrick Lamar, featuring SZA and DJ Mustard, performed an electric half-time set. The rapper sang Not Like Us, his diss-track that won five Grammys a week ago today.
Eagles en-route to breaking Super Bowl team sack record — 8:58 P.M.
Following two back-to-back sacks on Chief’s quarterback Patrick Mahomes, the Eagles now have five sacks against Kansas City. Philadelphia is now only two sacks away from matching the record for most sacks in a Super Bowl by a team— seven.
“This is insane,” Eagles lead shocks film analyst — 9:06 P.M.
Film analyst and internet personality Brett Kollmann comments on the offensive ineptitude of prior AFC champion and former Super Bowl favorite Kansas City Chiefs.
34-0: Eagles soar higher — 9:22 P.M.
The Eagles further their lead with a 46-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver DeVonta Smith, bringing the score to 34-0 nearing the end of the third quarter.
Chiefs finally on the board — 9:28 P.M.
Mahomes finds rookie wide receiver Xavier Worthy for a 24-yard touchdown pass. Kansas City misses the two-point conversion, bringing the score to 34-6, with the Eagles in the lead.
Eagles reach new achievement– 9:39 P.M.
Jalen Hurts, Eagles quarterback, breaks record for most rushing yards by quarterback in Super Bowl history, reaching 72 yards and counting.
Chiefs fumble– 9:46 P.M.
Patrick Mahomes hit by Milton Williams, fumbles to the Eagles on the Kansas City 18-yard line. A flag was called on the play for excessive celebration, costing the Eagles a 15-yard penalty.
Field goal brings Eagles to 34-point lead — 9:52 P.M.
Eagle Jake Elliott scores his fourth field goal at 59 yards to stay perfect in the game. The field goal brings the Eagles to the 5th biggest blowout in Super Bowl history.
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