The Chiefs reached a deal to use "three-peat," trademarked by Pat Riley, if they won Super Bowl LIX. The Eagles had a forceful response. Six sacks, 35.7% dropback success rate, 226 net passing yards and 2 interceptions on the best quarterback in the world. Without any blitzes. That’s the story of the game.

DeVonta Smith finally broke the odd bit of history on Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs. The Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver accomplished the milestone in Super Bowl LIX, hauling in a 46-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Jalen Hurts with 2:40 left in the third quarter.

Smith became only the fifth player in history to have won the National Championship, Heisman Trophy, and Super Bowl, per Charlie Potter of On 3 Sports. He followed the footsteps of legends Tony Dorsett, Marcus Allen, Charles Woodson, and Reggie Bush.