Houston quarterback C.J. Stroud out-dueled Kansas City star Patrick Mahomes to lead the Texans to a 20-10 victory on Sunday that left the Chiefs' NFL playoff hopes hanging by a thread. Kansas City's run of nine straight AFC West division titles officially ended as they fell to 6-7. Their hopes of bagging a wild card berth that could keep them in the hunt for a fourth straight Super Bowl appearance also took a major hit.Houston's top-ranked defense intercepted Mahomes three times, including Azeez Al-Shaair's pick off of a pass that veteran tight end Travis Kelce bobbled in the fourth quarter.Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/lando-norris-breaks-down-after-winning-first-f1-world-championship-1765125856049">Lando Norris breaks down after winning first F1 World Championship</a>Stroud threw for 203 yards and a touchdown and Dare Ogunbowale delivered a go-ahead rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter for the Texans, who won their fifth straight to remain one game behind the Jacksonville Jaguars in the AFC South division.Mahomes connected on 14 of 33 passes for 160 yards without a TD. Trailing 10-0 at halftime, the Chiefs showed signs of life as they pulled level in the third quarter on Kareem Hunt's two-yard rushing TD and a 36-yard field goal by Harrison Butker.But the Texans defense clamped down in the fourth, when the Chiefs were twice unable to convert on fourth down."We had chances and we didn't execute at the right time to win it," Mahomes said."We know the chances are getting lower and lower," he said of the Chiefs' playoff prospects, "but I know the guys on this team are gonna give everything they have every opportunity we get."Elsewhere the Pittsburgh Steelers battled past the Baltimore Ravens to claim a controversial road win, and Josh Allen inspired a late comeback to give the Buffalo Bills a dramatic victory over the Cincinnati Bengals.A series of contentious officiating decisions -- including a crucial disallowed fourth quarter touchdown -- left Baltimore coach John Harbaugh fuming as the Ravens slipped to a 27-22 defeat against divisional rivals Pittsburgh in Maryland.The win saw the Steelers take control of the AFC North divisional race, improving to 7-6 to lead the standings with the Ravens falling to 6-7 in second place."It's been an up and down season for all of us, a lot of people crushing us in the last week or so," Pittsburgh quarterback Aaron Rodgers said."So to come in here in a hostile environment as the underdog and take the lead in the division is really special," added Rodgers, who ran for one touchdown and tossed another.But the main talking point after a fiercely contested duel in Maryland came after the Ravens saw tight end Isaiah Likely have a touchdown chalked off in the fourth quarter.Likely's score -- which would have given Baltimore a 28-27 lead with 2min 47sec remaining -- was initially awarded before being reversed on review after being deemed incomplete.<h2>Snow-blanketed classic</h2>In Buffalo, the Bills rallied from a 28-18 fourth quarter deficit in a snow-blanketed classic to beat the Bengals 39-34.Bills quarterback Allen was the catalyst for the comeback, producing a 40-yard touchdown run -- the longest rushing touchdown of his career -- to cut the Bengals' lead to 28-25 with the extra point.Christian Benford then picked off Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow and galloped 63 yards into the end zone to put the Bills ahead and after another Burrow interception immediately afterwards, Allen's touchdown pass to Jackson Hawes pushed the lead to 39-28.Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones suffered a potential season-ending Achilles injury in a 36-19 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars."It's not looking good," Colts head coach Shane Steichen said of Jones' injury.The Los Angeles Rams, meanwhile, bounced back from last week's upset loss to Carolina with an emphatic 45-17 drubbing of already eliminated Arizona. The win leaves the Rams level with the Seattle Seahawks at 10-3, but Los Angeles lead the NFC West by virtue of beating Seattle last month.The Green Bay Packers defeated the Chicago Bears 28-21 in their NFC North divisional clash while the Denver Broncos improved to 11-2 with a 24-17 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders to retain the AFC top seeding.

Stroud threw for 203 yards and a touchdown and Dare Ogunbowale delivered a go-ahead rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter for the Texans, who won their fifth straight to remain one game behind the Jacksonville Jaguars in the AFC South division.

Houston quarterback C.J. Stroud out-dueled Kansas City star Patrick Mahomes to lead the Texans to a 20-10 victory on Sunday that left the Chiefs' NFL playoff hopes hanging by a thread. Kansas City's run of nine straight AFC West division titles officially ended as they fell to 6-7. Their hopes of bagging a wild card berth that could keep them in the hunt for a fourth straight Super Bowl appearance also took a major hit. Houston's top-ranked defense intercepted Mahomes three times, including Azeez Al-Shaair's pick off of a pass that veteran tight end Travis Kelce bobbled in the fourth quarter. Also Read - Lando Norris breaks down after winning first F1 World Championship Stroud threw for 203 yards and a touchdown and Dare Ogunbowale delivered a go-ahead rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter for the Texans, who won their fifth straight to remain one game behind the Jacksonville Jaguars in the AFC South division. Mahomes connected on 14 of 33 passes for 160 yards without a TD. Trailing 10-0 at halftime, the Chiefs showed signs of life as they pulled level in the third quarter on Kareem Hunt's two-yard rushing TD and a 36-yard field goal by Harrison Butker. But the Texans defense clamped down in the fourth, when the Chiefs were twice unable to convert on fourth down. "We had chances and we didn't execute at the right time to win it," Mahomes said. "We know the chances are getting lower and lower," he said of the Chiefs' playoff prospects, "but I know the guys on this team are gonna give everything they have every opportunity we get." Elsewhere the Pittsburgh Steelers battled past the Baltimore Ravens to claim a controversial road win, and Josh Allen inspired a late comeback to give the Buffalo Bills a dramatic victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. A series of contentious officiating decisions -- including a crucial disallowed fourth quarter touchdown -- left Baltimore coach John Harbaugh fuming as the Ravens slipped to a 27-22 defeat against divisional rivals Pittsburgh in Maryland. The win saw the Steelers take control of the AFC North divisional race, improving to 7-6 to lead the standings with the Ravens falling to 6-7 in second place. "It's been an up and down season for all of us, a lot of people crushing us in the last week or so," Pittsburgh quarterback Aaron Rodgers said. "So to come in here in a hostile environment as the underdog and take the lead in the division is really special," added Rodgers, who ran for one touchdown and tossed another. But the main talking point after a fiercely contested duel in Maryland came after the Ravens saw tight end Isaiah Likely have a touchdown chalked off in the fourth quarter. Likely's score -- which would have given Baltimore a 28-27 lead with 2min 47sec remaining -- was initially awarded before being reversed on review after being deemed incomplete. Snow-blanketed classic In Buffalo, the Bills rallied from a 28-18 fourth quarter deficit in a snow-blanketed classic to beat the Bengals 39-34. Bills quarterback Allen was the catalyst for the comeback, producing a 40-yard touchdown run -- the longest rushing touchdown of his career -- to cut the Bengals' lead to 28-25 with the extra point. Christian Benford then picked off Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow and galloped 63 yards into the end zone to put the Bills ahead and after another Burrow interception immediately afterwards, Allen's touchdown pass to Jackson Hawes pushed the lead to 39-28. Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones suffered a potential season-ending Achilles injury in a 36-19 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. "It's not looking good," Colts head coach Shane Steichen said of Jones' injury. The Los Angeles Rams, meanwhile, bounced back from last week's upset loss to Carolina with an emphatic 45-17 drubbing of already eliminated Arizona. The win leaves the Rams level with the Seattle Seahawks at 10-3, but Los Angeles lead the NFC West by virtue of beating Seattle last month. The Green Bay Packers defeated the Chicago Bears 28-21 in their NFC North divisional clash while the Denver Broncos improved to 11-2 with a 24-17 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders to retain the AFC top seeding.

Stroud threw for 203 yards and a touchdown and Dare Ogunbowale delivered a go-ahead rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter for the Texans, who won their fifth straight to remain one game behind the Jacksonville Jaguars in the AFC South division.

Stroud leads Texans to victory over Mahomes' Chiefs

Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott threw for 320 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Cowboys to a much-needed 31-28 NFL victory over Kansas City on Thursday that further dented the Chiefs' fading playoff hopes. The Cowboys, who have now won three straight to revive their own post-season bid, withstood two fourth-down touchdown passes from Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Mahomes threw for four TDs without an interception but couldn't get Kansas City into the win column.Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/wwe-survivor-series-wargames-full-match-card-preview-and-more-cody-rhodes-cm-punk-roman-reigns-1764250131425">WWE Survivor Series: WarGames Full Match Card, preview and more</a>CeeDee Lamb caught seven passes for 112 yards and the Cowboys' first touchdown of the night.Javonte Williams ran for 59 yards and caught a TD pass and Malik Davis ran for a 43-yard touchdown for Dallas, who have beaten the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles and last year's Super Bowl runner-up Kansas City in less than a week."We're a hot team right now," said Prescott, brandishing a turkey drumstick in honor of the Thanksgiving holiday.The Chiefs, who have reached the Super Bowl six times in the past seven seasons, got off to a quick start as Jaylen Watson intercepted Prescott on the third play from scrimmage to set the stage for a Kansas City touchdown.But the Cowboys took a 17-14 lead into half-time and pushed the advantage to 20-14 late in the third before Mahomes found Rashee Rice with a three-yard TD pass early in the fourth quarter to put Kansas City back on top 21-20.Dallas responded with an eight-play, 68-yard drive capped by Prescott's three-yard scoring pass to Williams and a two-point conversion for a 28-21 lead.Brandon Aubrey's 26-yard field goal pushed Dallas' lead to 31-21 before Mahomes piloted another scoring drive, escaping two defenders to find Xavier Worthy with a 42-yard pass that set up a 10-yard scoring pass to Hollywood Brown with 3:27 left to play.But the Chiefs didn't get another chance. Two pass interference penalties gave the Cowboys first downs, Prescott clinched another first down and Dallas ran out the clock.The Cowboys improved to 6-5-1, second in the NFC East behind the 8-3 Eagles. The Chiefs fell to 6-6 -- third in the AFC West and currently outside the playoff picture."We're not gonna just sit on some high because of (this win)," said Prescott, who was already looking ahead to next week's clash with the Detroit Lions.“We know we've got a big one coming again next week, and all this really does for us is give us more confidence.”<h2>Love finds a way</h2>The Lions' playoff hopes took a hit with a 31-24 loss to the Green Bay Packers.Green Bay quarterback Jordan Love threw four touchdown passes including two on fourth down, tying his career-high for TD tosses.He added in a game-sealing fourth-down pass to Dontayvion Wicks with 1:55 remaining in the bargain."We knew what was at stake with this game," Love said. "It's a tight race."To be able to go out there on fourth down and execute, make some big-time plays, (that's) the difference in that game right there," added Love, who completed 18 of 30 passes for 234 yards without an interception.The Packers improved to 8-3-1, second in the NFC North division behind the 8-3 Chicago Bears, who play the Eagles on Friday.Detroit twice went for it on fourth down but failed to convert both times.Lions quarterback Jared Goff connected on 20 of 26 passes for 256 yards and two touchdowns, and David Montgomery ran for a TD.Detroit -- winners of the NFC North the past two seasons -- are third in the division at 7-5.

Javonte Williams ran for 59 yards and caught a TD pass and Malik Davis ran for a 43-yard touchdown for Dallas, who have beaten the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles and last year's Super Bowl runner-up Kansas City in less than a week.

Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott threw for 320 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Cowboys to a much-needed 31-28 NFL victory over Kansas City on Thursday that further dented the Chiefs' fading playoff hopes. The Cowboys, who have now won three straight to revive their own post-season bid, withstood two fourth-down touchdown passes from Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Mahomes threw for four TDs without an interception but couldn't get Kansas City into the win column. Also Read - WWE Survivor Series: WarGames Full Match Card, preview and more CeeDee Lamb caught seven passes for 112 yards and the Cowboys' first touchdown of the night. Javonte Williams ran for 59 yards and caught a TD pass and Malik Davis ran for a 43-yard touchdown for Dallas, who have beaten the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles and last year's Super Bowl runner-up Kansas City in less than a week. "We're a hot team right now," said Prescott, brandishing a turkey drumstick in honor of the Thanksgiving holiday. The Chiefs, who have reached the Super Bowl six times in the past seven seasons, got off to a quick start as Jaylen Watson intercepted Prescott on the third play from scrimmage to set the stage for a Kansas City touchdown. But the Cowboys took a 17-14 lead into half-time and pushed the advantage to 20-14 late in the third before Mahomes found Rashee Rice with a three-yard TD pass early in the fourth quarter to put Kansas City back on top 21-20. Dallas responded with an eight-play, 68-yard drive capped by Prescott's three-yard scoring pass to Williams and a two-point conversion for a 28-21 lead. Brandon Aubrey's 26-yard field goal pushed Dallas' lead to 31-21 before Mahomes piloted another scoring drive, escaping two defenders to find Xavier Worthy with a 42-yard pass that set up a 10-yard scoring pass to Hollywood Brown with 3:27 left to play. But the Chiefs didn't get another chance. Two pass interference penalties gave the Cowboys first downs, Prescott clinched another first down and Dallas ran out the clock. The Cowboys improved to 6-5-1, second in the NFC East behind the 8-3 Eagles. The Chiefs fell to 6-6 -- third in the AFC West and currently outside the playoff picture. "We're not gonna just sit on some high because of (this win)," said Prescott, who was already looking ahead to next week's clash with the Detroit Lions. “We know we've got a big one coming again next week, and all this really does for us is give us more confidence.” Love finds a way The Lions' playoff hopes took a hit with a 31-24 loss to the Green Bay Packers. Green Bay quarterback Jordan Love threw four touchdown passes including two on fourth down, tying his career-high for TD tosses. He added in a game-sealing fourth-down pass to Dontayvion Wicks with 1:55 remaining in the bargain. "We knew what was at stake with this game," Love said. "It's a tight race. "To be able to go out there on fourth down and execute, make some big-time plays, (that's) the difference in that game right there," added Love, who completed 18 of 30 passes for 234 yards without an interception. The Packers improved to 8-3-1, second in the NFC North division behind the 8-3 Chicago Bears, who play the Eagles on Friday. Detroit twice went for it on fourth down but failed to convert both times. Lions quarterback Jared Goff connected on 20 of 26 passes for 256 yards and two touchdowns, and David Montgomery ran for a TD. Detroit -- winners of the NFC North the past two seasons -- are third in the division at 7-5.

Javonte Williams ran for 59 yards and caught a TD pass and Malik Davis ran for a 43-yard touchdown for Dallas, who have beaten the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles and last year's Super Bowl runner-up Kansas City in less than a week.

NFL: Prescott leads Cowboys to win over Chiefs to revive playoff bid

The NFL has decided to tighten the officiation around the infamous tush-push play, synonym with the Philadelphia Eagles. The decision comes after the Eagles' usage of the play in their Week 2 game against the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football found them short at least on one occasion which the official failed to notice. The league has now issued guidelines to the officials to keep a close eye on the play whenever used. It is to avoid the undue advantage for teams, especially in crunch situations like 4th-and-1 when the play is used often by the teams.<h2>What did NFL say about tush-push</h2>In the tape released by the NFL to the officials, the league showed Eagles QB Jalen Hurts sneaking on third-and-short late in the fourth quarter of the game for a first down. The Eagles eventually went on to win the game by 20-17 in Super Bowl rematch.Also Check - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/nfl-week-3-who-won-thursday-night-football-bills-vs-dolphins-score-and-players-stats-1758254168102">NFL Week 3, Thursday Night Football: Bills vs Dolphins score and players stats</a>"Anytime we have this situation we're in short yardage, we know we want to make sure that we officiate these plays -- the offensive team has to be perfect in every aspect," NFL vice president of officiating training and development Ramon George said, as reported by the Washington Post. "We want to officiate it tight. We want to be black and white and be as tight as we can be when we get into this situation where teams are in the bunch position and we have to officiate them being onsides, movement early."<h2>What did the teams says about tush-push</h2>The play faced a bleak future ahead of the season but survived the banishment by two votes as the teams voted 22-10 against the play. It needed 24 votes to be disallowed from the league but survived. The Eagles have often used this play and successfully as well with 96.6% success on securing a first down from 4th-and-1 situations since 2022.

In the tape released by the NFL to the officials, the league showed Eagles QB Jalen Hurts sneaking on third-and-short late in the fourth quarter of the game for a first down. The Eagles eventually went on to win the game by 20-17 in Super Bowl rematch.

The NFL has decided to tighten the officiation around the infamous tush-push play, synonym with the Philadelphia Eagles. The decision comes after the Eagles' usage of the play in their Week 2 game against the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football found them short at least on one occasion which the official failed to notice. The league has now issued guidelines to the officials to keep a close eye on the play whenever used. It is to avoid the undue advantage for teams, especially in crunch situations like 4th-and-1 when the play is used often by the teams. What did NFL say about tush-push In the tape released by the NFL to the officials, the league showed Eagles QB Jalen Hurts sneaking on third-and-short late in the fourth quarter of the game for a first down. The Eagles eventually went on to win the game by 20-17 in Super Bowl rematch. Also Check - NFL Week 3, Thursday Night Football: Bills vs Dolphins score and players stats "Anytime we have this situation we're in short yardage, we know we want to make sure that we officiate these plays -- the offensive team has to be perfect in every aspect," NFL vice president of officiating training and development Ramon George said, as reported by the Washington Post. "We want to officiate it tight. We want to be black and white and be as tight as we can be when we get into this situation where teams are in the bunch position and we have to officiate them being onsides, movement early." What did the teams says about tush-push The play faced a bleak future ahead of the season but survived the banishment by two votes as the teams voted 22-10 against the play. It needed 24 votes to be disallowed from the league but survived. The Eagles have often used this play and successfully as well with 96.6% success on securing a first down from 4th-and-1 situations since 2022.

In the tape released by the NFL to the officials, the league showed Eagles QB Jalen Hurts sneaking on third-and-short late in the fourth quarter of the game for a first down. The Eagles eventually went on to win the game by 20-17 in Super Bowl rematch.

NFL tightens officiating guidelines on infamous 'tush-push' play

The <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/kansas-city-chiefs">Kansas City Chiefs</a>&rsquo; hopes of chasing 'three-peat' Super Bowl victories were crushed as they suffered a decisive 40-22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/super-bowl">Super Bowl LIX</a> on Sunday (Feb 9). &nbsp;
While the Chiefs entered the game as slight favourites given their playoff experience and Patrick Mahomes&rsquo; brilliance, they were outclassed in nearly every aspect by the Eagles. Several key factors contributed to their defeat, including a dominant Eagles defence, costly turnovers, offensive inefficiencies, and an overall lack of execution in crucial moments.&nbsp;
<h2>1. Eagles&rsquo; defensive dominance</h2>
One of the biggest reasons for Kansas City&rsquo;s struggles was the sheer dominance of Philadelphia&rsquo;s defence. The Eagles&rsquo; defensive front put relentless pressure on <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/patrick-mahomes">Patrick Mahomes</a>, sacking him six times and recording 11 quarterback hits. This aggressive pass rush disrupted the Chiefs&rsquo; offensive flow and forced Mahomes into hurried throws, preventing Kansas City from establishing their usual rhythm.&nbsp;
The Eagles&rsquo; defensive line, led by Haason Reddick and Jalen Carter, exposed weaknesses in the Chiefs' offensive line that had been a concern throughout the season.&nbsp;
Philadelphia&rsquo;s ability to shut down key offensive weapons was also crucial. Tight end Travis Kelce, often Mahomes' go-to target in critical situations, was limited to just 50 yards on four receptions. The Eagles&rsquo; secondary executed their coverage schemes effectively, forcing Mahomes to look for other options that weren&rsquo;t as reliable.
<h2>2. Turnovers and costly mistakes</h2>
In big games like the Super Bowl, turnovers often determine the outcome, and the Chiefs committed critical mistakes that handed momentum to the Eagles. Mahomes threw two costly interceptions, both coming in crucial moments when Kansas City was trying to mount a comeback.
The first interception occurred early in the second quarter, halting a promising drive and giving Philadelphia a short field to work with. The second pick, coming in the third quarter, led directly to an Eagles touchdown, effectively putting the game out of reach.&nbsp;
<h2>3. Mahomes&rsquo; tough night out</h2>
Despite being one of the league&rsquo;s most dynamic offenses, the Chiefs failed to get into a consistent rhythm against the Eagles&rsquo; well-prepared defence. Kansas City managed only 22 points, far below their season average. Mahomes, who had been exceptional throughout the playoffs, endured one of his toughest outings, completing just 21 of 38 passes for 234 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions. His passer rating of 67.8 was the lowest he had posted in a playoff game.&nbsp;
A key issue was the lack of production from the Chiefs&rsquo; running game. The lack of offensive balance forced Kansas City into predictable play-calling, which played right into the hands of the Eagles&rsquo; defence.&nbsp;
<h2>4. Eagles&rsquo; offensive efficiency</h2>
While the Chiefs struggled offensively, the Eagles executed their game plan to near perfection. Philadelphia&rsquo;s offense, led by quarterback Jalen Hurts, dictated the pace of the game and exploited weaknesses in Kansas City&rsquo;s defense. Hurts threw for 275 yards and two touchdowns while also adding 72 rushing yards. His ability to extend plays and make smart decisions kept the Chiefs&rsquo; defence guessing all night.&nbsp;
The Eagles&rsquo; rushing attack, featuring D&rsquo;Andre Swift and Kenneth Gainwell, wore down the Chiefs&rsquo; defensive front, controlling time of possession and limiting Mahomes&rsquo; opportunities to mount a comeback. Philadelphia also capitalised on their red-zone opportunities, scoring touchdowns on four of their five trips inside the 20-yard line.&nbsp;
<h2>5. Coaching impact?</h2>
Another factor that contributed to Kansas City&rsquo;s defeat was the coaching chess match between Andy Reid and Nick Sirianni. While Reid is regarded as one of the best offensive minds in the game, the Eagles outcoached the Chiefs in several areas. Sirianni&rsquo;s aggressive approach&mdash;going for it on fourth down multiple times and using creative play designs&mdash;kept the Chiefs' defence on their heels.&nbsp;
Reid&rsquo;s typically well-scripted offensive plays did not have the same impact they usually do. The Chiefs failed to adjust to the Eagles&rsquo; defensive schemes, and their lack of second-half adjustments proved costly.&nbsp;
<h2>An off night for Kansas City</h2>
The Kansas City Chiefs' 40-22 defeat in <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/super-bowl">Super Bowl</a> LIX was a result of multiple factors working against them. The Eagles&rsquo; dominant defence, critical turnovers, offensive inefficiencies, and superior execution all played a role in their downfall. While Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid have proven their ability to bounce back from tough losses, this game exposed vulnerabilities that Kansas City will need to address moving forward.

NFL, Sports: While the Chiefs entered the game as slight favourites given their playoff experience and Patrick Mahomes’ brilliance, they were outclassed in every aspect by Eagles

The Kansas City Chiefs’ hopes of chasing 'three-peat' Super Bowl victories were crushed as they suffered a decisive 40-22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX on Sunday (Feb 9). While the Chiefs entered the game as slight favourites given their playoff experience and Patrick Mahomes’ brilliance, they were outclassed in nearly every aspect by the Eagles. Several key factors contributed to their defeat, including a dominant Eagles defence, costly turnovers, offensive inefficiencies, and an overall lack of execution in crucial moments. 1. Eagles’ defensive dominance One of the biggest reasons for Kansas City’s struggles was the sheer dominance of Philadelphia’s defence. The Eagles’ defensive front put relentless pressure on Patrick Mahomes, sacking him six times and recording 11 quarterback hits. This aggressive pass rush disrupted the Chiefs’ offensive flow and forced Mahomes into hurried throws, preventing Kansas City from establishing their usual rhythm. The Eagles’ defensive line, led by Haason Reddick and Jalen Carter, exposed weaknesses in the Chiefs' offensive line that had been a concern throughout the season. Philadelphia’s ability to shut down key offensive weapons was also crucial. Tight end Travis Kelce, often Mahomes' go-to target in critical situations, was limited to just 50 yards on four receptions. The Eagles’ secondary executed their coverage schemes effectively, forcing Mahomes to look for other options that weren’t as reliable. 2. Turnovers and costly mistakes In big games like the Super Bowl, turnovers often determine the outcome, and the Chiefs committed critical mistakes that handed momentum to the Eagles. Mahomes threw two costly interceptions, both coming in crucial moments when Kansas City was trying to mount a comeback. The first interception occurred early in the second quarter, halting a promising drive and giving Philadelphia a short field to work with. The second pick, coming in the third quarter, led directly to an Eagles touchdown, effectively putting the game out of reach. 3. Mahomes’ tough night out Despite being one of the league’s most dynamic offenses, the Chiefs failed to get into a consistent rhythm against the Eagles’ well-prepared defence. Kansas City managed only 22 points, far below their season average. Mahomes, who had been exceptional throughout the playoffs, endured one of his toughest outings, completing just 21 of 38 passes for 234 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions. His passer rating of 67.8 was the lowest he had posted in a playoff game. A key issue was the lack of production from the Chiefs’ running game. The lack of offensive balance forced Kansas City into predictable play-calling, which played right into the hands of the Eagles’ defence. 4. Eagles’ offensive efficiency While the Chiefs struggled offensively, the Eagles executed their game plan to near perfection. Philadelphia’s offense, led by quarterback Jalen Hurts, dictated the pace of the game and exploited weaknesses in Kansas City’s defense. Hurts threw for 275 yards and two touchdowns while also adding 72 rushing yards. His ability to extend plays and make smart decisions kept the Chiefs’ defence guessing all night. The Eagles’ rushing attack, featuring D’Andre Swift and Kenneth Gainwell, wore down the Chiefs’ defensive front, controlling time of possession and limiting Mahomes’ opportunities to mount a comeback. Philadelphia also capitalised on their red-zone opportunities, scoring touchdowns on four of their five trips inside the 20-yard line. 5. Coaching impact? Another factor that contributed to Kansas City’s defeat was the coaching chess match between Andy Reid and Nick Sirianni. While Reid is regarded as one of the best offensive minds in the game, the Eagles outcoached the Chiefs in several areas. Sirianni’s aggressive approach—going for it on fourth down multiple times and using creative play designs—kept the Chiefs' defence on their heels. Reid’s typically well-scripted offensive plays did not have the same impact they usually do. The Chiefs failed to adjust to the Eagles’ defensive schemes, and their lack of second-half adjustments proved costly. An off night for Kansas City The Kansas City Chiefs' 40-22 defeat in Super Bowl LIX was a result of multiple factors working against them. The Eagles’ dominant defence, critical turnovers, offensive inefficiencies, and superior execution all played a role in their downfall. While Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid have proven their ability to bounce back from tough losses, this game exposed vulnerabilities that Kansas City will need to address moving forward.

Super Bowl LIX: How Eagles Hurt(s) Chiefs three-peat hopes

Jordan brand - famous for its shoes - used <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/philadelphia-eagles">Philadelphia Eagles</a> quarterback <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/jalen-hurts">Jalen Hurts</a>' Super Bowl winning performance on Sunday (Feb 9) perfectly to launch the new ad. Hurts was sensational during the Eagles' 40-22 win in Super Bowl LIX against Kansas City Chiefs at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.
&ldquo;Hate that you said he wasn&rsquo;t a top-10 quarterback?&rdquo; the narrator in the commercial said. &ldquo;Hate that you said he couldn&rsquo;t throw the ball? Hate that he got over when push came to shove? Hate that he always says the right things? Hate that in your all-knowing, armchair wisdom, you were sure he would come up short? Hate that you got it wrong?&rdquo;
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The commentary was aimed at criticism of Hurts' running game throughout the season. The Eagles QB, however, silenced his critics in the best way possible - winning the Super Bowl Most Valuable Player (MVP) award.
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Hurts was stunning on the biggest night of his career as he completed 17 of 22 passes attempted for a total of 221 yards, including two touchdowns. He also threw an interception but that didn't matter in the final score.
Hurts also gained 72 rushing yards in 11 attempts, averaging 6.5 yards per carry and added one touchdown as well. Apart from Hurts, Saquon Barkley also had a great night as he returned with 57 rushing yards and 40 receiving yards. Running Backs DeVonta Smith and AJ Brown also added one touchdown each.
With the win, the Eagles exacted their revenge for when they had lost against the Chiefs 35-28 in Super Bowl LVII in 2023 in a closely fought game.
Two-time defending champions Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/nfl/super-bowl-lix-eagles-beat-chiefs-thanks-to-god-for-qb-patrick-mahomes-reacts-after-loss-against-eagles-8706326">Mahomes, however, had a horrible outing</a> during the game as he was sacked a career-high six times - no thanks to Chiefs' O-line. Mahomes eventually finished with 21/32 for 257 yards including three touchdowns and two interceptions.

Super Bowl, LIX: Hurts was stunning on the biggest night of his career as he completed 17 of 22 passes attempted for a total of 221 yards, including two touchdowns. NFL Sports

Jordan brand - famous for its shoes - used Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts' Super Bowl winning performance on Sunday (Feb 9) perfectly to launch the new ad. Hurts was sensational during the Eagles' 40-22 win in Super Bowl LIX against Kansas City Chiefs at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. “Hate that you said he wasn’t a top-10 quarterback?” the narrator in the commercial said. “Hate that you said he couldn’t throw the ball? Hate that he got over when push came to shove? Hate that he always says the right things? Hate that in your all-knowing, armchair wisdom, you were sure he would come up short? Hate that you got it wrong?” Watch the ad below: Jordan Brand's "Love Hurts" commercial celebrating Jalen's first Super Bowl pic.twitter.com/fKaQevfj4I — Sole Retriever (@SoleRetriever) February 10, 2025 The commentary was aimed at criticism of Hurts' running game throughout the season. The Eagles QB, however, silenced his critics in the best way possible - winning the Super Bowl Most Valuable Player (MVP) award. Also Watch: Every touchdown from Super Bowl LIX, Eagles vs Chiefs Hurts was stunning on the biggest night of his career as he completed 17 of 22 passes attempted for a total of 221 yards, including two touchdowns. He also threw an interception but that didn't matter in the final score. Hurts also gained 72 rushing yards in 11 attempts, averaging 6.5 yards per carry and added one touchdown as well. Apart from Hurts, Saquon Barkley also had a great night as he returned with 57 rushing yards and 40 receiving yards. Running Backs DeVonta Smith and AJ Brown also added one touchdown each. With the win, the Eagles exacted their revenge for when they had lost against the Chiefs 35-28 in Super Bowl LVII in 2023 in a closely fought game. Two-time defending champions Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, however, had a horrible outing during the game as he was sacked a career-high six times - no thanks to Chiefs' O-line. Mahomes eventually finished with 21/32 for 257 yards including three touchdowns and two interceptions.

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Two-time defending champions <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/kansas-city-chiefs">Kansas City Chiefs</a> quarterback <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/patrick-mahomes">Patrick Mahomes</a> has reacted after losing the Super Bowl LIX to Philadelphia Eagles 22-40 on Sunday (Feb 9). Mahomes had a horrible outing during the game as he was sacked career-high six times - no thanks to Chiefs' O-line.
After the game, Mahomes accepted the defeat and wrote on X: &ldquo;Appreciate all the love and support from Chiefs Kingdom. I let y&rsquo;all down today. I&rsquo;ll always continue to work and try and learn and be better for it. Want to give thanks to God for every opportunity he has given me. We will be back.&rdquo;
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The QB wasn't good with his own plays as well as he not only failed to score a touchdown in the first two quarters but threw two interceptions as well. He was 6/14 for just 33 yards in the first half of the game.
Come second half, Mahomes managed to improve his stats as threw two TDs but it was all too little too late for the Chiefs as the game almost done barring a miracle. Mahomes eventually finished with 21/32 for 257 yards including three touchdowns and two interceptions.
<h2>Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/nfl/super-bowl-lix-live-score-philadelphia-eagles-vs-kansas-city-chiefs-live-box-score-play-by-play-update-2025-patrick-mahomes-vs-jalen-hurts-chiefs-vs-eagles-super-bowl-donald-trump-at-superdome-halftime-show-ads-8705747" target="_blank" rel="noopener">HIGHLIGHTS | Super Bowl LIX, Philadelphia Eagles beat Kansas City Chiefs</a></h2>
Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts, however, was stunning on the night as he completed 17 off 22 passes attempted for a total of 221 yards, including two touchdowns. He also threw an interception but that didn't matter in the final score.
Hurts also gained 72 rushing yards in 11 attempts, averaging 6.5 yards per carry and added one touchdown as well. Apart from Hurts, Saquon Barkley also had a great night as he returned with 57 rushing yards and 40 receiving yards. Running Backs DeVonta Smith and AJ Brown also added one touchdown each.
With the win, the Eagles exacted their revenge when they had lost against the Chiefs 35-28 in Super Bowl LVII in 2023 in a closely fought game.

Super Bowl LIX, Eagles vs Chiefs: Kansas City QB Mahomes eventually finished with 21/32 for 257 yards including three touchdowns and two interceptions plus six sacks. NFL Sports

Two-time defending champions Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has reacted after losing the Super Bowl LIX to Philadelphia Eagles 22-40 on Sunday (Feb 9). Mahomes had a horrible outing during the game as he was sacked career-high six times - no thanks to Chiefs' O-line. After the game, Mahomes accepted the defeat and wrote on X: “Appreciate all the love and support from Chiefs Kingdom. I let y’all down today. I’ll always continue to work and try and learn and be better for it. Want to give thanks to God for every opportunity he has given me. We will be back.” Also Watch: Every touchdown from Super Bowl LIX, Eagles vs Chiefs The QB wasn't good with his own plays as well as he not only failed to score a touchdown in the first two quarters but threw two interceptions as well. He was 6/14 for just 33 yards in the first half of the game. Come second half, Mahomes managed to improve his stats as threw two TDs but it was all too little too late for the Chiefs as the game almost done barring a miracle. Mahomes eventually finished with 21/32 for 257 yards including three touchdowns and two interceptions. Also Read: HIGHLIGHTS | Super Bowl LIX, Philadelphia Eagles beat Kansas City Chiefs Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts, however, was stunning on the night as he completed 17 off 22 passes attempted for a total of 221 yards, including two touchdowns. He also threw an interception but that didn't matter in the final score. Hurts also gained 72 rushing yards in 11 attempts, averaging 6.5 yards per carry and added one touchdown as well. Apart from Hurts, Saquon Barkley also had a great night as he returned with 57 rushing yards and 40 receiving yards. Running Backs DeVonta Smith and AJ Brown also added one touchdown each. With the win, the Eagles exacted their revenge when they had lost against the Chiefs 35-28 in Super Bowl LVII in 2023 in a closely fought game.

Super Bowl LIX: 'Thanks to God for...,' Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes reacts after loss against Eagles

Philadelphia Eagles won the Super Bowl LIX 40-22 against two-time defending champions <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/kansas-city-chiefs">Kansas City Chiefs</a> on Sunday (Feb 9) at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. The <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/philadelphia-eagles">Eagles</a> dominated throughout the game, not even letting the Chiefs score in the first half.&nbsp;
Eagles quarterback <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/jalen-hurts">Jalen Hurts</a> was stunning on the night as he completed 17 of 22 passes attempted for a total of 221 yards including two touchdowns. He also threw an interception but that didn't matter in the final score.
Hurts also gained 72 rushing yards in 11 attempts, averaging 6.5 yards per carry and added one touchdown as well. Apart from Hurts, Saquon Barkley also had a great night as he returned with 57 rushing yards and 40 receiving yards. Running Backs DeVonta Smith and AJ Brown also added one touchdown each.
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<h2>Have a look at all the Super Bowl LIX Touchdowns from Eagles vs Chiefs</h2>
The first TD of the game came in the 1Q when Hurst rushed for a yard inside the Chiefs end-zone. Watch it below:
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For the Eagles, Cooper DeJean also had a pick-six moment for the touchdown. Watch it below:
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The second TD came when Hurts found Brown deep for a 12-yard pass in the second quarter. Watch it below:
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In the 3Q, Hurts threw a 46-yard rocket to Smith for another Eagles TD. Watch it below:
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The Chiefs also opened their account in 3Q when Mahomes found Xavier Worthy for a 24-yard pass. Watch it below:
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In the final three minutes of the game, Mahomes found DeAndre Hopkins again for 7-yard pass for their second TD.
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DeAndre Hopkins has a touchdown in the Super Bowl 📺: <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/SBLIX?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#SBLIX</a> on FOX 📱: Tubi + NFL app <a href="https://t.co/sb1luajmIu">pic.twitter.com/sb1luajmIu</a>
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On their last series of the night, Mahomes found Xavier Worthy again for a 50-yard pass from center of the field to a TD. Watch it below:
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Patrick Mahomes connects with Xavier Worthy for a 50-yard TD 📺: <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/SBLIX?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#SBLIX</a> on FOX 📱: Tubi + NFL app <a href="https://t.co/s7g5xqfmVB">pic.twitter.com/s7g5xqfmVB</a>
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With the win, the Eagles exacted their revenge when they had lost against the Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII in 2023 35-28 in a closely fought game.

Super Bowl, Chiefs vs Eagles: With the win, the Eagles exacted their revenge when they had lost against the Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII in 2023 35-28 in a closely fought game. NFL Sports

Philadelphia Eagles won the Super Bowl LIX 40-22 against two-time defending champions Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday (Feb 9) at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. The Eagles dominated throughout the game, not even letting the Chiefs score in the first half. Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts was stunning on the night as he completed 17 of 22 passes attempted for a total of 221 yards including two touchdowns. He also threw an interception but that didn't matter in the final score. Hurts also gained 72 rushing yards in 11 attempts, averaging 6.5 yards per carry and added one touchdown as well. Apart from Hurts, Saquon Barkley also had a great night as he returned with 57 rushing yards and 40 receiving yards. Running Backs DeVonta Smith and AJ Brown also added one touchdown each. Also Read: HIGHLIGHTS | Super Bowl LIX, Philadelphia Eagles beat Kansas City Chiefs Have a look at all the Super Bowl LIX Touchdowns from Eagles vs Chiefs The first TD of the game came in the 1Q when Hurst rushed for a yard inside the Chiefs end-zone. Watch it below: How do you stop this? #FlyEaglesFly 📺: #SBLIX on FOX 📱: Tubi + NFL app pic.twitter.com/Ifh3AWhXQE — NFL (@NFL) February 10, 2025 For the Eagles, Cooper DeJean also had a pick-six moment for the touchdown. Watch it below: IT'S LOUD IN NOLA! #SBLIX pic.twitter.com/5ai8lrSAtE — NFL (@NFL) February 10, 2025 The second TD came when Hurts found Brown deep for a 12-yard pass in the second quarter. Watch it below: TOUCHDOWN A.J. BROWN #FlyEaglesFly 📺: #SBLIX on FOX 📱: Tubi + NFL app pic.twitter.com/lsvjIf5fcl — NFL (@NFL) February 10, 2025 In the 3Q, Hurts threw a 46-yard rocket to Smith for another Eagles TD. Watch it below: KEEP THE MAIN THING THE MAIN THING 📺: #SBLIX on FOX 📱: Tubi + NFL app pic.twitter.com/M1AqEOjPeZ — NFL (@NFL) February 10, 2025 The Chiefs also opened their account in 3Q when Mahomes found Xavier Worthy for a 24-yard pass. Watch it below: .@XavierWorthy adds 6 to the board. pic.twitter.com/0ljUHxS1lt — Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) February 10, 2025 In the final three minutes of the game, Mahomes found DeAndre Hopkins again for 7-yard pass for their second TD. DeAndre Hopkins has a touchdown in the Super Bowl 📺: #SBLIX on FOX 📱: Tubi + NFL app pic.twitter.com/sb1luajmIu — NFL (@NFL) February 10, 2025 On their last series of the night, Mahomes found Xavier Worthy again for a 50-yard pass from center of the field to a TD. Watch it below: Patrick Mahomes connects with Xavier Worthy for a 50-yard TD 📺: #SBLIX on FOX 📱: Tubi + NFL app pic.twitter.com/s7g5xqfmVB — NFL (@NFL) February 10, 2025 With the win, the Eagles exacted their revenge when they had lost against the Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII in 2023 35-28 in a closely fought game.

Super Bowl LIX, Eagles vs Chiefs: WATCH | Every touchdown from the game

The Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs are headed back to the NFL playoffs after eking out a 19-17 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders, whose final drive for a potential game-winning field goal ended with a botched snap.

Quarterback Patrick Mahomes threw for 306 yards and one touchdown and Matt Wright kicked four field goals for the Chiefs, who improved to 11-1 with their 14th straight victory in a game decided by one possession.

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Kansas City took a 16-3 lead on a touchdown catch by Justin Watson and three field goals by Wright before the lowly Raiders rallied for a 17-16 edge thanks to two long touchdown passes from Vegas quarterback Aidan O'Connell.

Wright's 32-yard field goal with 9:53 to play put the Chiefs back on top, but with less than two minutes to play O'Connell drove the Raiders from their own eight-yard line to the Chiefs' 32-yard line.

O'Connell spiked the ball to stop the clock and the Raiders lined up for another play, but there was a miscommunication and Andre James snapped the ball before O'Connell was ready.

It bounced off O'Connell and Chiefs linebacker Nick Bolton recovered the ball to seal the victory.

Kansas City, winners of the last two Super Bowls, became the first team to book a playoff berth, reaching the post-season for a 10th straight season.

"You clinch a playoff berth, that's your first goal -- to get into the playoffs and give yourself a chance to go for that Super Bowl," Mahomes said.

"But we know we have a long ways to go," added Mahomes, whose Chiefs continued to look vulnerable.

Mahomes was sacked five times and was under pressure when he connected with Watson on a six-yard TD pass that put the Chiefs up 10-3 late in the first quarter.

Mahomes's 238th career touchdown pass gave him the Chiefs' franchise record, surpassing Hall of Famer Len Dawson.

O'Connell, back from a broken thumb and starting in place of injured Gardner Minshew, connected on 23 of 35 passes for 340 yards, hitting Brock Bowers for a 33-yard touchdown and Tre Tucker for a 58-yard TD.

Daniel Carlson made a 27-yard field goal for the Raiders in the first quarter but missed three other attempts and never got a chance in the waning seconds.

Mahomes said the Chiefs will have to do better if they want a shot at another Super Bowl.

"We don't feel like we're playing our best football," he said.

"Just to many mistakes at the end of the day. There were times offensively we moved the ball, didn't execute in the red zone. Didn't execute on third down ... so many mistakes.

"We've got to clean that up to get where we want to go.

"Our goal is to get to that Super Bowl," he added. "So we're going to try to continue to get better and better so that we're playing our best football hopefully by the end of the year."

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The Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs are headed back to the NFL playoffs after eking out a 19-17 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders, whose final drive for a potential game-winning field goal ended with a botched snap.

The Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs are headed back to the NFL playoffs after eking out a 19-17 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders, whose final drive for a potential game-winning field goal ended with a botched snap. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes threw for 306 yards and one touchdown and Matt Wright kicked four field goals for the Chiefs, who improved to 11-1 with their 14th straight victory in a game decided by one possession. Also Read: Pep Guardiola keen to overturn Manchester City’s fortunes after worst managerial career run Kansas City took a 16-3 lead on a touchdown catch by Justin Watson and three field goals by Wright before the lowly Raiders rallied for a 17-16 edge thanks to two long touchdown passes from Vegas quarterback Aidan O'Connell. Wright's 32-yard field goal with 9:53 to play put the Chiefs back on top, but with less than two minutes to play O'Connell drove the Raiders from their own eight-yard line to the Chiefs' 32-yard line. O'Connell spiked the ball to stop the clock and the Raiders lined up for another play, but there was a miscommunication and Andre James snapped the ball before O'Connell was ready. It bounced off O'Connell and Chiefs linebacker Nick Bolton recovered the ball to seal the victory. Kansas City, winners of the last two Super Bowls, became the first team to book a playoff berth, reaching the post-season for a 10th straight season. "You clinch a playoff berth, that's your first goal -- to get into the playoffs and give yourself a chance to go for that Super Bowl," Mahomes said. "But we know we have a long ways to go," added Mahomes, whose Chiefs continued to look vulnerable. Mahomes was sacked five times and was under pressure when he connected with Watson on a six-yard TD pass that put the Chiefs up 10-3 late in the first quarter. Mahomes's 238th career touchdown pass gave him the Chiefs' franchise record, surpassing Hall of Famer Len Dawson. O'Connell, back from a broken thumb and starting in place of injured Gardner Minshew, connected on 23 of 35 passes for 340 yards, hitting Brock Bowers for a 33-yard touchdown and Tre Tucker for a 58-yard TD. Daniel Carlson made a 27-yard field goal for the Raiders in the first quarter but missed three other attempts and never got a chance in the waning seconds. Mahomes said the Chiefs will have to do better if they want a shot at another Super Bowl. "We don't feel like we're playing our best football," he said. "Just to many mistakes at the end of the day. There were times offensively we moved the ball, didn't execute in the red zone. Didn't execute on third down ... so many mistakes. "We've got to clean that up to get where we want to go. "Our goal is to get to that Super Bowl," he added. "So we're going to try to continue to get better and better so that we're playing our best football hopefully by the end of the year." Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Defending champs Kansas City Chiefs secure playoff berth with thrilling win over Las Vegas Raiders

Defending Super Bowl champions the Kansas City Chiefs suffered their first loss of the NFL season on Sunday, falling 30-21 at Buffalo after winning their first nine games. The result ends any talk of the Chiefs matching the 1972 Miami Dolphins team with a perfect season and was a reminder of the class of the Bills and their quarterback Josh Allen.

With the Bills leading 23-21, Allen secured the victory in stunning fashion with a 26-yard rush on fourth down and two, demonstrating not only his footwork and speed but also his strength as he broke two tackles to power into the end zone.

"I'm just trying to make a play, help our team win a football game," Allen told CBS. "There are some things we want to clean up, some throws I wish I had back, but we're going into the bye week 9-2. We'll take it. "Knowing how things usually play out, we'll probably see this team again at some point."

While the Bills have beaten Kansas City in each of the past four NFL seasons, the Chiefs have eliminated the Bills from the playoffs in three of the past four seasons. The Bills opened a 23-14 lead early in the fourth when Allen found Curtis Samuel with a 12-yard touchdown pass.

Patrick Mahomes responded, finding Noah Gray with a one-yard pass to make it a two-point game. Then came Allen's inspired touchdown run, which left Mahomes in need of one of his famous comebacks. But on fourth down, his pass intended for Travis Kelce was intercepted by Buffalo's Terrel Bernard.

<h2>- Steelers down Ravens -</h2>

The Pittsburgh Steelers continued their domination of AFC North divisional rivals Baltimore, enjoying an 18-16 win. The Steelers survived a late Baltimore rally as they moved to 8-2 on the season while the Ravens fell to 7-4 with their eighth loss in nine games against Pittsburgh. The Steelers managed the win without scoring a touchdown thanks to six field goals from Chris Boswell.

Boswell's successful 50-yard kick late in the fourth quarter gave the Steelers an 18-10 lead but Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson found Zay Flowers with a 16-yard pass in the end zone with 1:06 remaining. Jackson was unable to make the two-point conversion attempt and the Steelers closed out the game. Jared Goff threw for 412 yards and four touchdowns as the Detroit Lions crushed the struggling Jacksonville Jaguars 52-6.

Running back David Montgomery rushed for two scores for the Lions and put up 75 yards on the ground in what became a rout. The Jacksonville defense was ineffective on the ground and in the air with Lions receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown scoring twice and putting up 161 yards receiving.

Sam Darnold threw for two touchdowns and 246 yards as Detroit's NFC North rivals, the Minnesota Vikings, beat the Tennessee Titans 23-13. The outcome was settled when Titans quarterback Will Levis attempted a deep pass to Calvin Ridley on Tennessee's final possession but Harrison Smith showed great agility to make the interception.

Quarterback Jordan Love ran in the go-ahead touchdown for the Green Bay Packers against NFC North rivals Chicago. Love's rush made it 20-19, after the two point attempt failed, leaving the Bears knowing a field goal would win the game.

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Chicago advanced 42 yards in seven plays to leave Cairo Santos with a 46-yard chance for a walk-off winner. But the Brazilian's kick was brilliantly blocked by Karl Brooks to give the Packers a win, sending them to 7-3 on the season.

A last-minute touchdown, with a 13-yard scramble from quarterback Geno Smith, kept the Seattle Seahawks playoff hopes alive with a 20-17 win at the San Francisco 49ers. The result leaves the two teams on 5-5 records in the NFC West.

Aaron Rodgers' disappointing season continued as his New York Jets fell to 3-8 with a 28-27 loss at home to the Indianapolis Colts.

The Los Angeles Chargers survived a strong second-half comeback from the Cincinnati Bengals to emerge with a 34-27 win that moves them to 7-3. The Chargers were up 27-6 early in the third before Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow threw three unanswered touchdowns to tie up the game. But Evan McPherson missed two field goals for the Bengals and the Chargers won the game when J.K Dobbins rushed in from 29 yards with 18 seconds left.&nbsp;

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Defending Super Bowl champions the Kansas City Chiefs suffered their first loss of the NFL season on Sunday, falling 30-21 at Buffalo after winning their first nine games.

Defending Super Bowl champions the Kansas City Chiefs suffered their first loss of the NFL season on Sunday, falling 30-21 at Buffalo after winning their first nine games. The result ends any talk of the Chiefs matching the 1972 Miami Dolphins team with a perfect season and was a reminder of the class of the Bills and their quarterback Josh Allen. With the Bills leading 23-21, Allen secured the victory in stunning fashion with a 26-yard rush on fourth down and two, demonstrating not only his footwork and speed but also his strength as he broke two tackles to power into the end zone. "I'm just trying to make a play, help our team win a football game," Allen told CBS. "There are some things we want to clean up, some throws I wish I had back, but we're going into the bye week 9-2. We'll take it. "Knowing how things usually play out, we'll probably see this team again at some point." While the Bills have beaten Kansas City in each of the past four NFL seasons, the Chiefs have eliminated the Bills from the playoffs in three of the past four seasons. The Bills opened a 23-14 lead early in the fourth when Allen found Curtis Samuel with a 12-yard touchdown pass. Patrick Mahomes responded, finding Noah Gray with a one-yard pass to make it a two-point game. Then came Allen's inspired touchdown run, which left Mahomes in need of one of his famous comebacks. But on fourth down, his pass intended for Travis Kelce was intercepted by Buffalo's Terrel Bernard. - Steelers down Ravens - The Pittsburgh Steelers continued their domination of AFC North divisional rivals Baltimore, enjoying an 18-16 win. The Steelers survived a late Baltimore rally as they moved to 8-2 on the season while the Ravens fell to 7-4 with their eighth loss in nine games against Pittsburgh. The Steelers managed the win without scoring a touchdown thanks to six field goals from Chris Boswell. Boswell's successful 50-yard kick late in the fourth quarter gave the Steelers an 18-10 lead but Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson found Zay Flowers with a 16-yard pass in the end zone with 1:06 remaining. Jackson was unable to make the two-point conversion attempt and the Steelers closed out the game. Jared Goff threw for 412 yards and four touchdowns as the Detroit Lions crushed the struggling Jacksonville Jaguars 52-6. Running back David Montgomery rushed for two scores for the Lions and put up 75 yards on the ground in what became a rout. The Jacksonville defense was ineffective on the ground and in the air with Lions receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown scoring twice and putting up 161 yards receiving. Sam Darnold threw for two touchdowns and 246 yards as Detroit's NFC North rivals, the Minnesota Vikings, beat the Tennessee Titans 23-13. The outcome was settled when Titans quarterback Will Levis attempted a deep pass to Calvin Ridley on Tennessee's final possession but Harrison Smith showed great agility to make the interception. Quarterback Jordan Love ran in the go-ahead touchdown for the Green Bay Packers against NFC North rivals Chicago. Love's rush made it 20-19, after the two point attempt failed, leaving the Bears knowing a field goal would win the game. Also read: Cleveland Cavaliers rocks Charlotte to match second-best start in NBA history Chicago advanced 42 yards in seven plays to leave Cairo Santos with a 46-yard chance for a walk-off winner. But the Brazilian's kick was brilliantly blocked by Karl Brooks to give the Packers a win, sending them to 7-3 on the season. A last-minute touchdown, with a 13-yard scramble from quarterback Geno Smith, kept the Seattle Seahawks playoff hopes alive with a 20-17 win at the San Francisco 49ers. The result leaves the two teams on 5-5 records in the NFC West. Aaron Rodgers' disappointing season continued as his New York Jets fell to 3-8 with a 28-27 loss at home to the Indianapolis Colts. The Los Angeles Chargers survived a strong second-half comeback from the Cincinnati Bengals to emerge with a 34-27 win that moves them to 7-3. The Chargers were up 27-6 early in the third before Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow threw three unanswered touchdowns to tie up the game. But Evan McPherson missed two field goals for the Bengals and the Chargers won the game when J.K Dobbins rushed in from 29 yards with 18 seconds left. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Buffalo Bills snap defending champions Kansas City Chiefs' nine-game winning streak

The Kansas City Chiefs preserved their unbeaten start to the NFL season after blocking a last-gasp field goal to snatch a dramatic 16-14 victory over the Denver Broncos on Sunday.

The reigning Super Bowl champions looked poised to suffer their first defeat of the campaign after rookie Broncos quarterback Bo Nix expertly engineered a late fourth-quarter drive to the Kansas City 17-yard line.

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That left Wil Lutz with what should have been a straightforward 35-yard chip shot to win the game with the final kick of an absorbing clash at Arrowhead Stadium.

But Lutz and the Broncos were left stunned after Chiefs defensive end Mike Danna got a hand to the kick to block the attempt and leave Kansas City exhaling a collective sigh of relief.

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes raced across the field in celebration with his teammates as Kansas City sealed a win that sees them improve to 9-0 for the season.

"It just speaks to this entire team," Mahomes said of Kansas City's great escape.&nbsp;

"I felt offensively we didn't do enough.

"Defensively we stepped it up in the second half, and then special teams... we're a full team. It's everybody, it was a special moment.&nbsp;

"Everybody believes, no one has any doubts, we just keep pushing and we found a way in the end."

The defeat was hard on Broncos signal-caller Nix, who had shown superb composure throughout to help Denver take a 14-3 second-quarter lead thanks to touchdown passes to wide receivers Devaughn Vele and Courtland Sutton.

Denver's defense meanwhile gave Mahomes and the Chiefs offense a torrid time, sacking the Kansas City quarterback four times.

Mahomes gradually got his team back into the game, connecting with Travis Kelce for a touchdown that made it 14-10 at the half, before two Harrison Butker field goals in the second half gave them a slender 16-14 lead, setting up the closing drama.

<h2>Steelers pip Commanders</h2>

The Washington Commanders suffered an agonizing 28-27 defeat in a thrilling shootout with the Pittsburgh Steelers that was effectively decided by a matter of inches.

Pittsburgh took a one-point lead with 2min 22sec remaining after quarterback Russell Wilson floated a sublime pass to new receiver Mike Williams for a 32-yard touchdown.

Washington quarterback Jayden Daniels then sought to manoeuvre his team into position for a winning field goal, but a fourth-down completion to Zach Ertz was ruled just inches short of a first down, turning the ball over to Pittsburgh, which held possession to the finish to reach 7-2.

The Philadelphia Eagles also improved to 7-2 and moved ahead of Washington (7-3) atop the NFC East division with a 34-6 rout at Dallas.

Jalen Hurts threw for two touchdowns and ran for two more to spark the Eagles, who took five turnovers from the Cowboys.

"Defence played a hell of a game. I give them a lot of credit," Hurts said. "We've got to keep building, keep growing, keep learning from everything."

In a matchup of division leaders, Jake Bates kicked a 52-yard field goal just inside the left upright on the final play to give the Detroit Lions (8-1) a 26-23 victory at Houston (6-4).

The Buffalo Bills improved to 8-2 with a 30-20 win at Indianapolis while New England won 19-3 at Chicago.

San Francisco edged host Tampa Bay 23-20 as Jake Moody nailed a 44-yard game-winning field goal on the final kick.

San Francisco rookie receiver Ricky Pearsall -- shot in the chest in a street robbery in August and absent for the first six games of the season -- opened the scoring with his first NFL touchdown.

The Carolina Panthers defeated the New York Giants 20-17 with an overtime field goal in the last international fixture of the season in Munich.

The New Orleans Saints pipped the Atlanta Falcons 20-17, six days after firing coach Dennis Allen.

Justin Herbert threw for 164 yards and a touchdown to spark the Los Angeles Chargers over visiting Tennessee 27-17.

Arizona's Kyler Murray threw for one touchdown and ran for two more in a 31-6 home rout of the New York Jets.

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The Kansas City Chiefs preserved their unbeaten start to the NFL season after blocking a last-gasp field goal to snatch a dramatic 16-14 victory over the Denver Broncos on Sunday.

The Kansas City Chiefs preserved their unbeaten start to the NFL season after blocking a last-gasp field goal to snatch a dramatic 16-14 victory over the Denver Broncos on Sunday. The reigning Super Bowl champions looked poised to suffer their first defeat of the campaign after rookie Broncos quarterback Bo Nix expertly engineered a late fourth-quarter drive to the Kansas City 17-yard line. Also Read: Jason Tatum leads defending champions Boston Celtics to win over Milwaukee Bucks That left Wil Lutz with what should have been a straightforward 35-yard chip shot to win the game with the final kick of an absorbing clash at Arrowhead Stadium. But Lutz and the Broncos were left stunned after Chiefs defensive end Mike Danna got a hand to the kick to block the attempt and leave Kansas City exhaling a collective sigh of relief. Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes raced across the field in celebration with his teammates as Kansas City sealed a win that sees them improve to 9-0 for the season. "It just speaks to this entire team," Mahomes said of Kansas City's great escape. "I felt offensively we didn't do enough. "Defensively we stepped it up in the second half, and then special teams... we're a full team. It's everybody, it was a special moment. "Everybody believes, no one has any doubts, we just keep pushing and we found a way in the end." The defeat was hard on Broncos signal-caller Nix, who had shown superb composure throughout to help Denver take a 14-3 second-quarter lead thanks to touchdown passes to wide receivers Devaughn Vele and Courtland Sutton. Denver's defense meanwhile gave Mahomes and the Chiefs offense a torrid time, sacking the Kansas City quarterback four times. Mahomes gradually got his team back into the game, connecting with Travis Kelce for a touchdown that made it 14-10 at the half, before two Harrison Butker field goals in the second half gave them a slender 16-14 lead, setting up the closing drama. Steelers pip Commanders The Washington Commanders suffered an agonizing 28-27 defeat in a thrilling shootout with the Pittsburgh Steelers that was effectively decided by a matter of inches. Pittsburgh took a one-point lead with 2min 22sec remaining after quarterback Russell Wilson floated a sublime pass to new receiver Mike Williams for a 32-yard touchdown. Washington quarterback Jayden Daniels then sought to manoeuvre his team into position for a winning field goal, but a fourth-down completion to Zach Ertz was ruled just inches short of a first down, turning the ball over to Pittsburgh, which held possession to the finish to reach 7-2. The Philadelphia Eagles also improved to 7-2 and moved ahead of Washington (7-3) atop the NFC East division with a 34-6 rout at Dallas. Jalen Hurts threw for two touchdowns and ran for two more to spark the Eagles, who took five turnovers from the Cowboys. "Defence played a hell of a game. I give them a lot of credit," Hurts said. "We've got to keep building, keep growing, keep learning from everything." In a matchup of division leaders, Jake Bates kicked a 52-yard field goal just inside the left upright on the final play to give the Detroit Lions (8-1) a 26-23 victory at Houston (6-4). The Buffalo Bills improved to 8-2 with a 30-20 win at Indianapolis while New England won 19-3 at Chicago. San Francisco edged host Tampa Bay 23-20 as Jake Moody nailed a 44-yard game-winning field goal on the final kick. San Francisco rookie receiver Ricky Pearsall -- shot in the chest in a street robbery in August and absent for the first six games of the season -- opened the scoring with his first NFL touchdown. The Carolina Panthers defeated the New York Giants 20-17 with an overtime field goal in the last international fixture of the season in Munich. The New Orleans Saints pipped the Atlanta Falcons 20-17, six days after firing coach Dennis Allen. Justin Herbert threw for 164 yards and a touchdown to spark the Los Angeles Chargers over visiting Tennessee 27-17. Arizona's Kyler Murray threw for one touchdown and ran for two more in a 31-6 home rout of the New York Jets. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Kansas City Chiefs stay unbeaten with thrilling win over Denver Broncos after field goal drama

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase was penalised for 'verbal abuse' against a game official during his team's 26-25 loss against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday (Sep 15).

The 15-yard penalty pegged the Bengals back on their drive in the final quarter which eventually resulted in a field goal. Cincinnati were leading 25-23 after the field goal with 9:28 left in the final quarter and went on to loss the game.

The incident happened after Chase believed he had been tackled with hip-drop by Chiefs cornerback Trent McDuffie on the third play of the Bengals' drive. The hip-drop has been banned by the National Football League (NFL) because of the injury risk.

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Referee Alex Kemp threw the flag after the interaction with Chase and informed in the pool report that 'abusive language' led to the penalty on Chase.

"The simple answer is, profanity used by grown men versus direct, personal abusive language towards a game official," Kemp said on difference between disagreement and abuse. "That's the line. When that line gets crossed, we simply can't let that happen in pro football."

Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow was seen restraining Chase after the play and before the flag was thrown.

"Just trying to deescalate the situation," Burrow said. "I'm not entirely sure what was said or who threw the flag."

The loss makes this fifth 0-2 start for the Bengals in the last six seasons.

The Sunday Night game started with both the teams scoring three points each in the first quarter before the Bengals ran away with 13 points in the second one.

The Chiefs were trailing by six points at the half-time after scoring just seven points in the second quarter.

The third quarter went neck-to-neck with the Bengals scoring six points and the Chiefs managing another seven.

Come last quarter, the Chiefs managed nine points while Cincinnati were stopped at three the Super Bowl defending champs walked away with a win.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase was penalised for 'verbal abuse' against a game official during his team's 26-25 loss against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday (Sep 15).

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase was penalised for 'verbal abuse' against a game official during his team's 26-25 loss against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday (Sep 15). The 15-yard penalty pegged the Bengals back on their drive in the final quarter which eventually resulted in a field goal. Cincinnati were leading 25-23 after the field goal with 9:28 left in the final quarter and went on to loss the game. The incident happened after Chase believed he had been tackled with hip-drop by Chiefs cornerback Trent McDuffie on the third play of the Bengals' drive. The hip-drop has been banned by the National Football League (NFL) because of the injury risk. Also Read: Jude Bellingham, Aurelien Tchouameni back for Real Madrid's Champions League opener, confirms Carlo Ancelotti Referee Alex Kemp threw the flag after the interaction with Chase and informed in the pool report that 'abusive language' led to the penalty on Chase. "The simple answer is, profanity used by grown men versus direct, personal abusive language towards a game official," Kemp said on difference between disagreement and abuse. "That's the line. When that line gets crossed, we simply can't let that happen in pro football." Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow was seen restraining Chase after the play and before the flag was thrown. "Just trying to deescalate the situation," Burrow said. "I'm not entirely sure what was said or who threw the flag." The loss makes this fifth 0-2 start for the Bengals in the last six seasons. The Sunday Night game started with both the teams scoring three points each in the first quarter before the Bengals ran away with 13 points in the second one. The Chiefs were trailing by six points at the half-time after scoring just seven points in the second quarter. The third quarter went neck-to-neck with the Bengals scoring six points and the Chiefs managing another seven. Come last quarter, the Chiefs managed nine points while Cincinnati were stopped at three the Super Bowl defending champs walked away with a win.

'Profanity used by...,' Bengals WR Ja'Marr Chase penalised for 'abusive language' in loss vs Chiefs

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Marquise 'Hollywood' Brown is sure to miss the next few games and may be the entire season as he prepares for a surgery. Brown, who got injured in the Chiefs' first pre-season game, is set to undergo a sternoclavicular injury which affects one of the shoulder joints. He's scheduled for the procedure on Monday (Sep 16) in Vali, Colorado.

Chiefs coach Andy Reid is realistic about the WR's availability and said it could be 'months' before he returns.

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"It's not going to be weeks. More like months," said Reid on Friday about Brown's potential return.

"Everybody's a little different, and this [injury], not a lot of these that we have information on, so we've just got to wait it out and see how long it takes. We'll see where that takes us in this process. But that's the information we have, and we're just going to have to hold tight on that," Reid added.

Brown also shared an emotional post on social media platform X but is confident that 'this too shall pass.'

"Disappointed, frustrated, and Sad was the first wave of emotions once I realized I would need surgery but that only lasted a day or so because Of my Faith in God," Brown wrote. 
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"Knowing that this to shall pass, no matter the great opportunity I had in front of me. It's not over and that's not the path God wanted for me and I'm perfectly fine with that now," he&nbsp;added.

The Chiefs are currently 1 for 1 after winning their opening game of the season against the Baltimore Ravens 27-20. They are, however, placed second on the AFC West table behind the Los Angeles Chargers who won their first game 22-10.

The Chiefs next play against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday (Sep 15).

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Marquise 'Hollywood' Brown is sure to miss the next few games and may be the entire season as he prepares for a surgery. Brown, who got injured in the Chiefs' first pre-season game, is set to undergo a sternoclavicular injury which affects one of the shoulder joints.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Marquise 'Hollywood' Brown is sure to miss the next few games and may be the entire season as he prepares for a surgery. Brown, who got injured in the Chiefs' first pre-season game, is set to undergo a sternoclavicular injury which affects one of the shoulder joints. He's scheduled for the procedure on Monday (Sep 16) in Vali, Colorado. Chiefs coach Andy Reid is realistic about the WR's availability and said it could be 'months' before he returns. Also Read: Raiders coach Antonio Pierce wants Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa 'to retire' "It's not going to be weeks. More like months," said Reid on Friday about Brown's potential return. "Everybody's a little different, and this [injury], not a lot of these that we have information on, so we've just got to wait it out and see how long it takes. We'll see where that takes us in this process. But that's the information we have, and we're just going to have to hold tight on that," Reid added. Brown also shared an emotional post on social media platform X but is confident that 'this too shall pass.' "Disappointed, frustrated, and Sad was the first wave of emotions once I realized I would need surgery but that only lasted a day or so because Of my Faith in God," Brown wrote. "Knowing that this to shall pass, no matter the great opportunity I had in front of me. It's not over and that's not the path God wanted for me and I'm perfectly fine with that now," he added. The Chiefs are currently 1 for 1 after winning their opening game of the season against the Baltimore Ravens 27-20. They are, however, placed second on the AFC West table behind the Los Angeles Chargers who won their first game 22-10. The Chiefs next play against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday (Sep 15).

Chiefs WR Marquise Brown to miss 'more like months' after upcoming surgery

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker isn't happy with tennis superstar Serena Williams. The Chiefs player was recently roasted by Williams at the ESPY awards and he didn't like it at all.

"I thought Mrs. Williams was a great host and applaud her for using her platform to express her beliefs on a variety of topics," Butker said in a statement issued to NBC News.

"Sports are supposed to be the great unifier and at an event dedicated to celebrating a diverse group of men and women who have accomplished great feats, she used it as an opportunity to disinvite those with whom she disagrees with from supporting fellow athletes," he added.

Serena, along with her sister Venus Williams and "Abbott Elementary" creator and star Quinta Brunson was on stage when the roast happened.

Venus was explaining how everyone should get into women's sports and said: "So, go ahead and enjoy women's sports like you would any other sports, because they are sports."

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To which Serena said: "Except you, Harrison Butker. We don't need you."

"At all. Like, ever," Brunson also added as the crowd broke into laughter.

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The context was Butker's recently made commencement speech at Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas in March earlier this year.&nbsp;

Butker, while addressing the women at Atchison, had said: "The majority of you are most excited about your marriage and the children you will bring into this world."

He also noted that a few of Catholic leaders were "pushing dangerous gender ideologies onto the youth of America."

Ever since the incident, Butker has become one of the most divisive figures in the country with many former players and public figures <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/nfl/news-chiefs-kicker-harrison-butker-reveals-getting-shocking-level-of-hate-on-sharing-beliefs-725589">criticising him for his beliefs.</a>

Butker had also revealed that he has received support as well as 'a shocking level of hate' for his views after the speech.

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker isn't happy with tennis superstar Serena Williams. The Chiefs player was recently roasted by Williams at the ESPY awards and he didn't like it at all.

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker isn't happy with tennis superstar Serena Williams. The Chiefs player was recently roasted by Williams at the ESPY awards and he didn't like it at all. "I thought Mrs. Williams was a great host and applaud her for using her platform to express her beliefs on a variety of topics," Butker said in a statement issued to NBC News. "Sports are supposed to be the great unifier and at an event dedicated to celebrating a diverse group of men and women who have accomplished great feats, she used it as an opportunity to disinvite those with whom she disagrees with from supporting fellow athletes," he added. Serena, along with her sister Venus Williams and "Abbott Elementary" creator and star Quinta Brunson was on stage when the roast happened. Venus was explaining how everyone should get into women's sports and said: "So, go ahead and enjoy women's sports like you would any other sports, because they are sports." Also Read: Spain's Lamine Yamal reveals truth behind viral photo with Lionel Messi | Read Inside To which Serena said: "Except you, Harrison Butker. We don't need you." "At all. Like, ever," Brunson also added as the crowd broke into laughter. "So, go ahead and enjoy women's sports like you would any other sports, because they are sports." - Venus Williams "Except you, Harrison Butker. We don't need you." - Serena Williams "At all. Like, ever." - Quinta Brunson #ESPYS pic.twitter.com/RhvxfiHUWN — Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) July 12, 2024 × The context was Butker's recently made commencement speech at Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas in March earlier this year. Butker, while addressing the women at Atchison, had said: "The majority of you are most excited about your marriage and the children you will bring into this world." He also noted that a few of Catholic leaders were "pushing dangerous gender ideologies onto the youth of America." Ever since the incident, Butker has become one of the most divisive figures in the country with many former players and public figures criticising him for his beliefs. Butker had also revealed that he has received support as well as 'a shocking level of hate' for his views after the speech.

Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker calls out Serena Williams for ESPY roast

Kansas City Chiefs defensive lineman Isaiah Buggs has been arrested once again by Tuscaloosa police in USA on Sunday (June 16), shows the sheriff's office record.

This is the fourth time Buggs has been arrested since April this year. The charges on Buggs this time are second-degree domestic violence and second-degree burglary. He was held on a $5,000 bond. The rest details of the arrest aren't clear yet.

Prior to this, Buggs had turned himself in on May 30 on two counts of second-degree animal cruelty but was released after posting a bond.

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The case included two dogs being left alone a property rented by Buggs after the NFL player vacated the premises. The police responded to a call made by a neighbour and seized the dogs on March 28. Buggs had left the property on March 19.

Records shows that a gray pit bull and black Rottweiler mix were left on the property without access to food or water. The pit bull had to be euthanized later due to increased 'aggressiveness' and failed heartworm treatment.

A termination notice was also sent to Buggs for more than $3,000 in back rent for the same property on April 15.

The other two arrests came on April 14 and 23. In the first case, Buggs was accused of shoving a policeman at his business Kings Hookah Bar. In April 23 incident, Buggs and his brother Detarion were accused of pointing a handgun at a woman at the same hookah bar.

Buggs was picked by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2019 NFL draft in Round 6 as 192nd overall pick. He played three seasons with the Steelers before moving to Detroit.

He stayed almost two seasons with the Lions before joining the Chiefs practice squad in January earlier this year ahead of their second consecutive Super Bowl win.

Kansas City Chiefs defensive lineman Isaiah Buggs has been arrested once again by Tuscaloosa police in USA on Sunday (June 16), shows the sheriff's office record.

Kansas City Chiefs defensive lineman Isaiah Buggs has been arrested once again by Tuscaloosa police in USA on Sunday (June 16), shows the sheriff's office record. This is the fourth time Buggs has been arrested since April this year. The charges on Buggs this time are second-degree domestic violence and second-degree burglary. He was held on a $5,000 bond. The rest details of the arrest aren't clear yet. Prior to this, Buggs had turned himself in on May 30 on two counts of second-degree animal cruelty but was released after posting a bond. Also Read: Bryson DeChambeau eclipses Rory McIlroy to win second US Open title The case included two dogs being left alone a property rented by Buggs after the NFL player vacated the premises. The police responded to a call made by a neighbour and seized the dogs on March 28. Buggs had left the property on March 19. Records shows that a gray pit bull and black Rottweiler mix were left on the property without access to food or water. The pit bull had to be euthanized later due to increased 'aggressiveness' and failed heartworm treatment. A termination notice was also sent to Buggs for more than $3,000 in back rent for the same property on April 15. The other two arrests came on April 14 and 23. In the first case, Buggs was accused of shoving a policeman at his business Kings Hookah Bar. In April 23 incident, Buggs and his brother Detarion were accused of pointing a handgun at a woman at the same hookah bar. Buggs was picked by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2019 NFL draft in Round 6 as 192nd overall pick. He played three seasons with the Steelers before moving to Detroit. He stayed almost two seasons with the Lions before joining the Chiefs practice squad in January earlier this year ahead of their second consecutive Super Bowl win.

Kansas City Chiefs DT Isaiah Buggs arrested again, fourth time in three months

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker has revealed that he has received support as well as 'a shocking level of hate' for his views he shared during a commencement speech at Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas. Butker had taken aim at various things ranging from pride month, women education and president Joe Biden's policies as well.

Butker, while addressing the women at Atchison, had said: "The majority of you are most excited about your marriage and the children you will bring into this world."

He also noted that a few of Catholic leaders were "pushing dangerous gender ideologies onto the youth of America."

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Speaking for the first time since the incident, the three-time Super Bowl champions addressed the incident at Regina Caeli Academy's Courage Under Fire gala in Nashville, Tennessee on Friday (May 24).

Butker said: "It is now, over the past few days, my beliefs or what people think I believe have been the focus of countless discussions around the globe," Butker said Friday. "At the outset, many people expressed a shocking level of hate. But as the days went on, even those who disagreed with my viewpoints shared their support for my freedom of religion."

His views have had different response from players and teammates alike with Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes saying: "There's certain things that he said that I don't necessarily agree with, but I understand the person that he is, and he is trying to do whatever he can to lead people in the right direction."

His teammate Travis Kelce, speaking on the podcast with this brother Jason Kelce, said: "When it comes down to his views and what he said at [the] commencement speech, those are his. I can't say I agree with the majority of it or just about any of it outside of just him loving his family and his kids. And I don't think that I should judge him by his views, especially his religious views, of how to go about life, that's just not who I am."&nbsp;

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker has revealed that he has received support as well as 'a shocking level of hate' for his views he shared during a commencement speech at Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas.

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker has revealed that he has received support as well as 'a shocking level of hate' for his views he shared during a commencement speech at Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas. Butker had taken aim at various things ranging from pride month, women education and president Joe Biden's policies as well. Butker, while addressing the women at Atchison, had said: "The majority of you are most excited about your marriage and the children you will bring into this world." He also noted that a few of Catholic leaders were "pushing dangerous gender ideologies onto the youth of America." Also Read: Golf: PGA Tour player Grayson Murray passes away at 30 Speaking for the first time since the incident, the three-time Super Bowl champions addressed the incident at Regina Caeli Academy's Courage Under Fire gala in Nashville, Tennessee on Friday (May 24). Butker said: "It is now, over the past few days, my beliefs or what people think I believe have been the focus of countless discussions around the globe," Butker said Friday. "At the outset, many people expressed a shocking level of hate. But as the days went on, even those who disagreed with my viewpoints shared their support for my freedom of religion." His views have had different response from players and teammates alike with Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes saying: "There's certain things that he said that I don't necessarily agree with, but I understand the person that he is, and he is trying to do whatever he can to lead people in the right direction." His teammate Travis Kelce, speaking on the podcast with this brother Jason Kelce, said: "When it comes down to his views and what he said at [the] commencement speech, those are his. I can't say I agree with the majority of it or just about any of it outside of just him loving his family and his kids. And I don't think that I should judge him by his views, especially his religious views, of how to go about life, that's just not who I am."

Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker reveals getting 'shocking level of hate' on sharing beliefs

The Kansas City Chiefs will be facing the Baltimore Ravens in NFL 2024 season opener on September 5 in a rematch of last season's AFC title game. The matchup was announced by the league two days ahead of the official schedule. The NFL 2024 schedule release is set to take place on Wednesday (May 15).

The Chiefs, who enter the season as back-to-back champions, will be looking to make history by becoming in first team to win three consecutive Super Bowls. They'd have go through the regular season first of course. If the Chiefs win a Lombardi this season, it'll be their fourth in six attempts and they'll undoubtedly be a dynasty.

The Ravens and Lamar Jackson, on the other hand, will be itching to avenge the 17-10 AFC Championship game loss against the Chiefs last season. Below are the rest of the details for NFL schedule announcement:

<h2>When will the complete NFL 2024 schedule be released?</h2>

The NFL 2024 schedule will be released on Wednesday, May 15 at 8 p.m. ET (5:30 a.m. IST on Thursday, May 16).

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<h2>Where to watch to watch NFL 2024 schedule release?</h2>

The NFL 2024 schedule will be shown live on ESPN from 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday (May 15).

<h2>Where to watch NFL 2024 schedule release live stream?</h2>

The NFL app will stream the live coverage of 2024 schedule release from 8 p.m. on Wednesday (May 15).

<h2>How may games will be played by each team?</h2>

Each team will play 17 regular season games including a bye week.

<h2>How is NFL schedule created?</h2>

Each NFL team plays six games against divisional opponents, four games each against teams from a single division within its conference and other conference; two games against two teams from two remaining divisions in its own conference.

The 17th game is played against a non-conference opponent from a division that the team is not scheduled to play against.

The Kansas City Chiefs will be facing the Baltimore Ravens in NFL 2024 season opener on September 5 in a rematch of last season's AFC title game. The matchup was announced by the league two days ahead of the official schedule.

The Kansas City Chiefs will be facing the Baltimore Ravens in NFL 2024 season opener on September 5 in a rematch of last season's AFC title game. The matchup was announced by the league two days ahead of the official schedule. The NFL 2024 schedule release is set to take place on Wednesday (May 15). The Chiefs, who enter the season as back-to-back champions, will be looking to make history by becoming in first team to win three consecutive Super Bowls. They'd have go through the regular season first of course. If the Chiefs win a Lombardi this season, it'll be their fourth in six attempts and they'll undoubtedly be a dynasty. The Ravens and Lamar Jackson, on the other hand, will be itching to avenge the 17-10 AFC Championship game loss against the Chiefs last season. Below are the rest of the details for NFL schedule announcement: When will the complete NFL 2024 schedule be released? The NFL 2024 schedule will be released on Wednesday, May 15 at 8 p.m. ET (5:30 a.m. IST on Thursday, May 16). Also Read: 'Kylian deserved...,' PSG coach Luis Enrique on boos for outgoing Mbappe during last home game Where to watch to watch NFL 2024 schedule release? The NFL 2024 schedule will be shown live on ESPN from 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday (May 15). Where to watch NFL 2024 schedule release live stream? The NFL app will stream the live coverage of 2024 schedule release from 8 p.m. on Wednesday (May 15). How may games will be played by each team? Each team will play 17 regular season games including a bye week. How is NFL schedule created? Each NFL team plays six games against divisional opponents, four games each against teams from a single division within its conference and other conference; two games against two teams from two remaining divisions in its own conference. The 17th game is played against a non-conference opponent from a division that the team is not scheduled to play against.

NFL 2024: Ravens vs Chiefs to kickoff season; full schedule to be released on May 15

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice has landed in another controversy, again in Dallas. According to The Dallas Morning News, Rice is a suspect in an assault case that injured a man at a Dallas nightclub earlier this week, confirmed the police.

As per the report by the newspaper citing police as source, officers were sent after the reports of an assault early Monday (May 6) morning at a nightclub. A man was taken to the hospital with injuries that were non-life threatening in nature including swelling on one side of his face. No charges of an assault have been filed as of Tuesday (May 7).

Both, the Chiefs and Rice's attorney have declined to comment on the incident so far.

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The 24-year-old is already facing trouble in a seven-car crash incident that took place earlier in March. The crash, which happened on a Dallas freeway, rendered at least seven people &nbsp;injured for which Rice is facing multiple charges.

According to a police, Rice is facing one count of aggravated assault, one count of collision involving serious bodily injury and six counts of collision involving injury. He was driving his vehicle at 119 mph according a police affidavit obtained by the Morning News.

The round 2 pick of NFL Draft 2023 played an important role in the Chiefs' Super Bowl defending season. He played in 16 games in the regular season, going 938 yards in 79 attempts, averaging 11.9 yards per carry. He also registered seven touchdowns in the regular season.

In the postseason, Rice played in all four games, receiving the ball 26 times and amassing 262 yards at an average of 10.1 yards per carry. He also recorded one touchdown in the postseason.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice has landed in another controversy, again in Dallas. According to The Dallas Morning News, Rice is a suspect in an assault case that injured a man at a Dallas nightclub earlier this week, confirmed the police.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice has landed in another controversy, again in Dallas. According to The Dallas Morning News, Rice is a suspect in an assault case that injured a man at a Dallas nightclub earlier this week, confirmed the police. As per the report by the newspaper citing police as source, officers were sent after the reports of an assault early Monday (May 6) morning at a nightclub. A man was taken to the hospital with injuries that were non-life threatening in nature including swelling on one side of his face. No charges of an assault have been filed as of Tuesday (May 7). Both, the Chiefs and Rice's attorney have declined to comment on the incident so far. Also Read: Playoffs: Boston Celtics beat Cavaliers, Thunder rout Dallas Mavericks in Game 1 of conference semis The 24-year-old is already facing trouble in a seven-car crash incident that took place earlier in March. The crash, which happened on a Dallas freeway, rendered at least seven people injured for which Rice is facing multiple charges. According to a police, Rice is facing one count of aggravated assault, one count of collision involving serious bodily injury and six counts of collision involving injury. He was driving his vehicle at 119 mph according a police affidavit obtained by the Morning News. The round 2 pick of NFL Draft 2023 played an important role in the Chiefs' Super Bowl defending season. He played in 16 games in the regular season, going 938 yards in 79 attempts, averaging 11.9 yards per carry. He also registered seven touchdowns in the regular season. In the postseason, Rice played in all four games, receiving the ball 26 times and amassing 262 yards at an average of 10.1 yards per carry. He also recorded one touchdown in the postseason.

Kansas City Chiefs WR Rashee Rice suspect in assault case in Dallas

Kansas City Chiefs tight end and pop icon Taylor Swift's boyfriend Travis Kelce has signed a new two-year contract extension with the franchise. Kelce's new contract is worth $34.25 million with $17 million in guarantees. Out of the balance amount, most of the money will also be given in guarantees three days into the 2025 season. The money part was reported by ESPN citing a source.

The 34-year-old, who has played a significant role in making the Chiefs win three Super Bowls in the last five years, reacted to the extension by posting a video via the Chiefs' social media platform X and said: "an honor and a pleasure and I can't wait to get after it these next two years ... Chiefs forever.''

Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes also reacted to the news and posted on X: "I told yall I'll never let him leave!! Congrats my guy! @tkelce''

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Speaking about the TE's contribution, Chiefs general manager Brett Veach said: "Hard to put in words what Travis means to this organization, this city, and he was certainly a priority to adjust his contract for us and it was something that was important for Clark [Hunt]. So very fitting that Travis [is] now the highest-paid tight end in these two years."

Notably, Kelce has an NFL record of 165 catches for 1,903 yards and 19 touchdowns in 22 postseason games. In the regular season, he has 907 receptions for 11,328 yards and 74 touchdowns across his 11 seasons in the league.

He fell short by 16 yards in the last season for his record-extending eighth consecutive 1000-yard season. He had missed the first game of the Chiefs' last Super Bowl-winning season with a knee injury while missing the last game of the regular season to rest ahead of the playoffs.

Kelce has been named to nine consecutive Pro Bowls as well as four mentions in first-team All-Pro.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end and pop icon Taylor Swift's boyfriend Travis Kelce has signed a new two-year contract extension with the franchise. Kelce's new contract is worth $34.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end and pop icon Taylor Swift's boyfriend Travis Kelce has signed a new two-year contract extension with the franchise. Kelce's new contract is worth $34.25 million with $17 million in guarantees. Out of the balance amount, most of the money will also be given in guarantees three days into the 2025 season. The money part was reported by ESPN citing a source. The 34-year-old, who has played a significant role in making the Chiefs win three Super Bowls in the last five years, reacted to the extension by posting a video via the Chiefs' social media platform X and said: "an honor and a pleasure and I can't wait to get after it these next two years ... Chiefs forever.'' Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes also reacted to the news and posted on X: "I told yall I'll never let him leave!! Congrats my guy! @tkelce'' Also Read: Houston Texans WR Tank Dell injured in shooting at event in Florida Speaking about the TE's contribution, Chiefs general manager Brett Veach said: "Hard to put in words what Travis means to this organization, this city, and he was certainly a priority to adjust his contract for us and it was something that was important for Clark [Hunt]. So very fitting that Travis [is] now the highest-paid tight end in these two years." Notably, Kelce has an NFL record of 165 catches for 1,903 yards and 19 touchdowns in 22 postseason games. In the regular season, he has 907 receptions for 11,328 yards and 74 touchdowns across his 11 seasons in the league. He fell short by 16 yards in the last season for his record-extending eighth consecutive 1000-yard season. He had missed the first game of the Chiefs' last Super Bowl-winning season with a knee injury while missing the last game of the regular season to rest ahead of the playoffs. Kelce has been named to nine consecutive Pro Bowls as well as four mentions in first-team All-Pro.

TE Travis Kelce signs new two-year contract extension with Kansas City Chiefs

Kansas City Shooting:&nbsp;Two suspects have been charged with murder over the shooting at the Super Bowl victory parade of the Kansas City Chiefs last week that led to the death of one person while wounding 22.&nbsp;

The two suspects identified as Dominic Miller and Lyndell Mays have been charged with second-degree murder,&nbsp;armed criminal action and unlawful use of a weapon, the authorities said on Tuesday (Feb 20). Miller and Mays were arrested in addition to two juveniles who were apprehended last week by the authorities.&nbsp;

Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker of Jackson County said Mays was the one who got into an argument at the event and drew out the handgun. Consequently, other people also drew guns during the incident, which included Miller who is believed to have shot and killed&nbsp;Lisa Lopez Galvan, 43, during the incident.

Galvan's family released a statement upon the pressing of charges over the teens and said they were thankful to the law enforcement agencies.&nbsp;

"Though it does not bring back our beloved Lisa, it is comforting to know that the Jackson County Prosecutor's Office and the KCPD made it a top priority to seek justice for Lisa, the other shooting victims," the family said in a statement.&nbsp;

WATCH |&nbsp;US: One dead, 22 injured in shooting at Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl celebration

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<h2>Kansas City Chiefs' statement&nbsp;</h2>

The shots were fired outside the city’s landmark Union Station where thousands of fans had gathered to celebrate the Kansas City Chiefs’ win in Super Bowl LVIII against&nbsp;the San Francisco 49ers.&nbsp;

Post the shooting, players with the Kansas City Chiefs left the parade on buses while attempting to calm the scared children.&nbsp;

The American football club also released a statement, expressing its condolences over the "senseless act of violence".&nbsp;

"Our hearts go out to the victims, their families, and all of Kansas City. We are in close communication with the Mayor's office as well as the Kansas City Police Department," read the statement.&nbsp;

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"At this time, we have confirmed that all of our players, coaches, staff and their families are safe and accounted for. We thank the local law enforcement officers and first responders who were on-scene to assist," it added.&nbsp;

The city mayor, Quinton Lucas lamented the attacks, saying he was as "heartbroken as anybody".

(More to follow)

Kansas City Shooting: Two suspects have been charged with murder over the shooting at the Super Bowl victory parade of the Kansas City Chiefs last week that led to the death of one person while wounding 22.

Kansas City Shooting: Two suspects have been charged with murder over the shooting at the Super Bowl victory parade of the Kansas City Chiefs last week that led to the death of one person while wounding 22. The two suspects identified as Dominic Miller and Lyndell Mays have been charged with second-degree murder, armed criminal action and unlawful use of a weapon, the authorities said on Tuesday (Feb 20). Miller and Mays were arrested in addition to two juveniles who were apprehended last week by the authorities. Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker of Jackson County said Mays was the one who got into an argument at the event and drew out the handgun. Consequently, other people also drew guns during the incident, which included Miller who is believed to have shot and killed Lisa Lopez Galvan, 43, during the incident. Galvan's family released a statement upon the pressing of charges over the teens and said they were thankful to the law enforcement agencies. "Though it does not bring back our beloved Lisa, it is comforting to know that the Jackson County Prosecutor's Office and the KCPD made it a top priority to seek justice for Lisa, the other shooting victims," the family said in a statement. WATCH | US: One dead, 22 injured in shooting at Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl celebration Kansas City Chiefs' statement The shots were fired outside the city’s landmark Union Station where thousands of fans had gathered to celebrate the Kansas City Chiefs’ win in Super Bowl LVIII against the San Francisco 49ers. Post the shooting, players with the Kansas City Chiefs left the parade on buses while attempting to calm the scared children. The American football club also released a statement, expressing its condolences over the "senseless act of violence". "Our hearts go out to the victims, their families, and all of Kansas City. We are in close communication with the Mayor's office as well as the Kansas City Police Department," read the statement. Also read: Who was Lisa Lopez-Galvan? Mom of two fatally shot at Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory parade "At this time, we have confirmed that all of our players, coaches, staff and their families are safe and accounted for. We thank the local law enforcement officers and first responders who were on-scene to assist," it added. The city mayor, Quinton Lucas lamented the attacks, saying he was as "heartbroken as anybody". (More to follow)

Kansas City Super Bowl parade shooting: Two men charged with murder

Kansas City, Missouri police said on Thursday (Feb 15) that the shooting incident, which killed one and injured more than 20, was not linked to terrorism or homegrown extremism.&nbsp;

The shooting incident happened during Wednesday's Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory rally.&nbsp;

Kansas City Police Chief Stacey Graves told the media, "Preliminary investigative findings have shown there was no nexus to terrorism or homegrown violent extremism."&nbsp;

"This appeared to be a dispute between several people that ended in gunfire," she added.&nbsp;

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The nation was left in shock and a similar rage and anger after another shooting incident which turned a joyful occasion into chaos.&nbsp;But it looks like a personal altercation was the reason behind the incident, which killed 43-year-old Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a Kansas City-area radio DJ.

Graves said that the victims range in age from 8 to 47 years old. Half of those injured are under the age of 16.&nbsp;

A million jubilant fans had gathered in unseasonably warm weather for the parade of NFL champions when shots rang out just before 2:00 pm (local time) Wednesday.&nbsp;

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Police said that two juveniles were among those detained. Graves mentioned during the conference that the probe into the shooting is underway. The police department has yet to charge the individuals involved in the incident.&nbsp;

"We have not charged them yet; this is still under investigation," Graves said.&nbsp;

"We do have 24 hours until we have to either file charges or release them. We are working closely with the Jackson County prosecutor's office to present the most successful case for prosecution," she added.&nbsp;

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<h2>There will be more parades&nbsp;</h2>

In&nbsp;the wake of the shooting, Mayor Quinton Lucas, when asked about hosting more such parades, said on Thursday that he doesn't think "there is a gun violence challenge in this community".&nbsp;

He said, "We have a plan for a St. Patrick’s Day parade in Kansas City. We have parades all the time. I don’t think they'll end. Certainly, we recognise the public safety challenges at issue that relate to them."&nbsp;

"Unfortunately, this is not the first shooting at a parade in our country or a rally. That is certainly a tragic incident for us because we don’t have experience with them," he added.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

Kansas City, Missouri police said on Thursday (Feb 15) that the shooting incident, which killed one and injured more than 20, was not linked to terrorism or homegrown extremism.

Kansas City, Missouri police said on Thursday (Feb 15) that the shooting incident, which killed one and injured more than 20, was not linked to terrorism or homegrown extremism. The shooting incident happened during Wednesday's Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory rally. Kansas City Police Chief Stacey Graves told the media, "Preliminary investigative findings have shown there was no nexus to terrorism or homegrown violent extremism." "This appeared to be a dispute between several people that ended in gunfire," she added. Also read: Who was Lisa Lopez-Galvan? Mom of two fatally shot at Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory parade The nation was left in shock and a similar rage and anger after another shooting incident which turned a joyful occasion into chaos. But it looks like a personal altercation was the reason behind the incident, which killed 43-year-old Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a Kansas City-area radio DJ. Graves said that the victims range in age from 8 to 47 years old. Half of those injured are under the age of 16. A million jubilant fans had gathered in unseasonably warm weather for the parade of NFL champions when shots rang out just before 2:00 pm (local time) Wednesday. Also Read | Explained: How Patrick Mahomes is becoming one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL Police said that two juveniles were among those detained. Graves mentioned during the conference that the probe into the shooting is underway. The police department has yet to charge the individuals involved in the incident. "We have not charged them yet; this is still under investigation," Graves said. "We do have 24 hours until we have to either file charges or release them. We are working closely with the Jackson County prosecutor's office to present the most successful case for prosecution," she added. × There will be more parades In the wake of the shooting, Mayor Quinton Lucas, when asked about hosting more such parades, said on Thursday that he doesn't think "there is a gun violence challenge in this community". He said, "We have a plan for a St. Patrick’s Day parade in Kansas City. We have parades all the time. I don’t think they'll end. Certainly, we recognise the public safety challenges at issue that relate to them." "Unfortunately, this is not the first shooting at a parade in our country or a rally. That is certainly a tragic incident for us because we don’t have experience with them," he added. (With inputs from agencies)

Kansas City Chiefs parade shooting appears to be result of personal dispute: Police

The person fatally shot at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory parade, on Wednesday (Feb 14) has been identified as Lisa Lopez-Galvan who is said to be a popular figure in the city’s Hispanic community. The police have held three suspects in custody and are investigating the motive behind the shooting.&nbsp;

<h2>About the incident</h2>

A mom of two, Lopez-Galvan, reportedly succumbed to her injuries during surgery at a local hospital. She was among the 22 others who were wounded during the mass shooting near the city’s Super Bowl victory rally.&nbsp;

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The shots were fired outside the city’s landmark Union Station where thousands of fans had gathered to celebrate the Kansas City Chiefs’ win in Super Bowl LVIII, earlier this week, against the San Francisco 49ers.&nbsp;

At least 21 people&nbsp;sustained injuries, 15 of them “life-threatening,” said Fire Department Chief Ross Grundyson, in a statement, on Thursday (Feb 15). The official&nbsp;also said that 11 of those hurt by gunfire or the ensuing pandemonium were children as young as six.&nbsp;

The shooting took place at the end of the rally following a parade at about 2:00 pm (local time) prompting attendees to scramble for cover at the sound of rapid-fire gunshots. None of the three suspects in custody have been identified yet.&nbsp;

<h2>Who was Lisa Lopez-Galvan?</h2>

Lopez-Galvan as per local media reports was a mother of two and was an avid Kansas City Chiefs fan. Her loved ones told the Kansas City Star that she died during surgery at a local hospital after sustaining a gunshot wound to her abdomen.&nbsp;

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Lopez-Galvan was a local DJ, as per reports, who also co-hosted a weekly radio show on KKFI 90.1 called A Taste of Tejano which features Hispanic music. She also played at weddings and promoted charity fundraisers, as per local media reports.&nbsp;

“It is with sincere sadness and an extremely heavy and broken heart that we let our community know that KKFI DJ Lisa Lopez-Galvan, host of Taste of Tejano lost her life today in the shooting at the KC Chiefs’ rally,” said the local radio station in a post on Facebook.&nbsp;

The victim’s long-time friend, Lisa Lopez (no relation) who is The Star’s newsroom executive administrative assistant, described her as the “most wonderful, beautiful person.”

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“She was a local DJ. She did everybody’s weddings. We all know her. She was so full of life,” Lopez added.&nbsp;

Lopez-Galvan was in her mid-40s and lived in Shawnee, as per the Kansas City Star, less than half an hour southeast of where the tragic shooting took place.&nbsp;

The victim’s adult son also suffered a gunshot wound and one of her two cousins – believed to be minors – was injured, said media reports citing friends and family.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies) 
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The person fatally shot at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory parade, on Wednesday (Feb 14) has been identified as Lisa Lopez-Galvan who is said to be a popular figure in the city’s Hispanic community.

The person fatally shot at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory parade, on Wednesday (Feb 14) has been identified as Lisa Lopez-Galvan who is said to be a popular figure in the city’s Hispanic community. The police have held three suspects in custody and are investigating the motive behind the shooting. About the incident A mom of two, Lopez-Galvan, reportedly succumbed to her injuries during surgery at a local hospital. She was among the 22 others who were wounded during the mass shooting near the city’s Super Bowl victory rally. WATCH | US: One dead, 22 injured in shooting at Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl celebration The shots were fired outside the city’s landmark Union Station where thousands of fans had gathered to celebrate the Kansas City Chiefs’ win in Super Bowl LVIII, earlier this week, against the San Francisco 49ers. At least 21 people sustained injuries, 15 of them “life-threatening,” said Fire Department Chief Ross Grundyson, in a statement, on Thursday (Feb 15). The official also said that 11 of those hurt by gunfire or the ensuing pandemonium were children as young as six. The shooting took place at the end of the rally following a parade at about 2:00 pm (local time) prompting attendees to scramble for cover at the sound of rapid-fire gunshots. None of the three suspects in custody have been identified yet. Who was Lisa Lopez-Galvan? Lopez-Galvan as per local media reports was a mother of two and was an avid Kansas City Chiefs fan. Her loved ones told the Kansas City Star that she died during surgery at a local hospital after sustaining a gunshot wound to her abdomen. Also Read | Kansas shooting: At least 1 dead, 22 injured in Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade attack Lopez-Galvan was a local DJ, as per reports, who also co-hosted a weekly radio show on KKFI 90.1 called A Taste of Tejano which features Hispanic music. She also played at weddings and promoted charity fundraisers, as per local media reports. “It is with sincere sadness and an extremely heavy and broken heart that we let our community know that KKFI DJ Lisa Lopez-Galvan, host of Taste of Tejano lost her life today in the shooting at the KC Chiefs’ rally,” said the local radio station in a post on Facebook. The victim’s long-time friend, Lisa Lopez (no relation) who is The Star’s newsroom executive administrative assistant, described her as the “most wonderful, beautiful person.” Also Read | Explained: How Patrick Mahomes is becoming one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL “She was a local DJ. She did everybody’s weddings. We all know her. She was so full of life,” Lopez added. Lopez-Galvan was in her mid-40s and lived in Shawnee, as per the Kansas City Star, less than half an hour southeast of where the tragic shooting took place. The victim’s adult son also suffered a gunshot wound and one of her two cousins – believed to be minors – was injured, said media reports citing friends and family. (With inputs from agencies)

Who was Lisa Lopez-Galvan? Mom of two fatally shot at Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory parade

Kansas City Shooting:&nbsp;At least one person was killed while 22&nbsp;were injured in a shooting incident in Missouri during a parade celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs&nbsp;winning the Super Bowl LVIII, earlier this week, US media reported.&nbsp;

Three suspects have been detained so far for investigation, according to Kansas City Police chief Stacey Graves who described Wednesday's incident as a "tragedy".&nbsp;

“There are a lot more people who are going to be forever impacted by what happened here today," said Graves.&nbsp;

“We were here for a safe celebration and because of two bad actors – that’s why we are standing here today. My heart goes out to our victim who is deceased,” she added.

The victims were transported to several hospitals in the area, with eight suffering "immediately" life-threatening injuries.&nbsp;

"We had eight what we considered immediately life-threatening patients, we had seven with life-threatening injuries, and had six that had minor injuries," Kansas City fire department chief Ross Grundyson told a press conference.

Notably, some 800 law enforcement officers were at the parade where almost 1 million fans were expected to join the celebrations. Video footage of the incident near Union Station showed people chaotically attempting to avoid being caught in the crosshairs of the gunmen.&nbsp;&nbsp;

“The security guard was like, ‘Get over the damn fence right now, there’s a shooter.’ When I was hopping over the barricade, my foot hit [it] and my face nailed the concrete,” Gabe Wallace one of the witnesses was quoted as saying by The Guardian.

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<h2>Kansas City Chiefs' statement&nbsp;</h2>

Post the shooting, players with the Kansas City Chiefs left the parade on buses while attempting to calm the scared children.&nbsp;

The American football club also released a statement, expressing its condolences over the "senseless act of violence".&nbsp;

"Our hearts go out to the victims, their families, and all of Kansas City. We are in close communication with the Mayor's office as well as the Kansas City Police Department," read the statement.&nbsp;

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"At this time, we have confirmed that all of our players, coaches, staff and their families are safe and accounted for. We thank the local law enforcement officers and first responders who were on-scene to assist," it added.&nbsp;

The city mayor, Quinton Lucas lamented the attacks, saying he was as "heartbroken as anybody". Meanwhile, the White House said it was closely monitoring the developments.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Kansas City Shooting: At least one person was killed while 22 were injured in a shooting incident in Missouri during a parade celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs winning the Super Bowl LVIII, earlier this week, US media reported.

Kansas City Shooting: At least one person was killed while 22 were injured in a shooting incident in Missouri during a parade celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs winning the Super Bowl LVIII, earlier this week, US media reported. Three suspects have been detained so far for investigation, according to Kansas City Police chief Stacey Graves who described Wednesday's incident as a "tragedy". “There are a lot more people who are going to be forever impacted by what happened here today," said Graves. “We were here for a safe celebration and because of two bad actors – that’s why we are standing here today. My heart goes out to our victim who is deceased,” she added. The victims were transported to several hospitals in the area, with eight suffering "immediately" life-threatening injuries. "We had eight what we considered immediately life-threatening patients, we had seven with life-threatening injuries, and had six that had minor injuries," Kansas City fire department chief Ross Grundyson told a press conference. Notably, some 800 law enforcement officers were at the parade where almost 1 million fans were expected to join the celebrations. Video footage of the incident near Union Station showed people chaotically attempting to avoid being caught in the crosshairs of the gunmen. “The security guard was like, ‘Get over the damn fence right now, there’s a shooter.’ When I was hopping over the barricade, my foot hit [it] and my face nailed the concrete,” Gabe Wallace one of the witnesses was quoted as saying by The Guardian. Watch | Gravitas | Super bowl: What makes it an advertiser's dream platform? × Kansas City Chiefs' statement Post the shooting, players with the Kansas City Chiefs left the parade on buses while attempting to calm the scared children. The American football club also released a statement, expressing its condolences over the "senseless act of violence". "Our hearts go out to the victims, their families, and all of Kansas City. We are in close communication with the Mayor's office as well as the Kansas City Police Department," read the statement. Also read | Super Bowl 2024: Chiefs beat 49ers 25-22 in overtime to win consecutive Super Bowls "At this time, we have confirmed that all of our players, coaches, staff and their families are safe and accounted for. We thank the local law enforcement officers and first responders who were on-scene to assist," it added. The city mayor, Quinton Lucas lamented the attacks, saying he was as "heartbroken as anybody". Meanwhile, the White House said it was closely monitoring the developments. (With inputs from agencies)

Kansas shooting: At least 1 dead, 22 injured in Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade attack

A live TV broadcast by BBC captured the exact moment of Wednesday's (Feb 14) shooting during the victory rally of National Football League (NFL) champions Kansas City Chiefs outside a landmark railroad station in Kansas City, Missouri.

A live TV broadcast by BBC captured the exact moment of Wednesday's (Feb 14) shooting during the victory rally of National Football League (NFL) champions Kansas City Chiefs outside a landmark railroad station in Kansas City, Missouri. At least one person was killed and 22 others were injured in the incident. The telecast showed a journalist reporting from the Union Station where celebrations occurred. Suddenly, gunshots were heard from the event and people could be seen screaming and running away for cover. "Guys, Guys, Guys, Guys...something is going on," a man was heard saying. Here's a look at the video: #WATCH: Moment when shots were fired near Union Station at Super Bowl victory parade in #KansasCity, #Missouri.#Shooting pic.twitter.com/37FyyIjFAR — The Watcher 🌎 (@TheWatcherDaily) February 14, 2024 × Three people detained: Police Addressing a press conference, Kansas City Police Chief Stacey Graves said that three people were detained and under investigation in connection with the shooting. Graves told reporters that authorities had no known motive for the gun violence. Graves also said that she was aware of reports that some fans may have participated in the pursuit and capture of at least one of the suspects. Also read | Kansas parade shootout: Bystanders tackle suspected gunman after firing Of the 22 injured, at least 15 victims suffered life-threatening wounds, Fire Department Chief Ross Grundyson said on Wednesday. Citing local media, a report by the news agency Reuters said that the deceased victim was identified as Lisa Lopez, a disc jockey (DJ) at the radio station KKFI. Lopez was the host of the show "Taste of Tejano". Statement from the Kansas City Chiefs pic.twitter.com/erKsrF3SX8 — Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) February 14, 2024 × In a statement, the Kansas City Chiefs said that all of its players, coaches and staff who attended the victory rally were accounted for and safe. "Our hearts go out to the victims, their families and all of Kansas City," the statement added. 'Almost nothing is safe' Reacting to the shooting, Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas said the prevalence of firearms and gun violence in the United States made it difficult to provide complete security for any public event, even with several hundred law enforcement officers on patrol for Wednesday's rally. "Parades, rallies, schools, movies - it seems like almost nothing is safe," Quinton said. "We became part of a statistic of too many Americans, those who have experienced or been part of or connected to a mass shooting," he added. (With inputs from agencies)

Kansas Super Bowl parade shooting: TV broadcast shows moment shots were heard. Watch

The Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl for the third time in five years on Sunday (Feb 11) and their quarterback Patrick Mahomes was named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) each time. He's now tied with Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Montana for second-most Super Bowl MVP awards and two behind legendary Tom Brady's five. With the Super Bowl 2024 win, the Chiefs have all but ensured the start of their dynasty if they were not already and Mahomes has played a huge role in it.

The QB landed in Kansas City in 2017 and has been their leader since 2018. He helped the franchise win its first Super Bowl in their history in 2020 - his third year in the league and still with a rookie contract. The Chiefs were there again in the next year but Mahomes lost to the man he's becoming heir apparent of - Tom Brady.

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After a gap in 2021, the Chiefs were at it again and like how. They became the only the eighth team in National Football League (NFL) to achieve a repeat by winning Super Bowls in 2023 and 2024 and the first since New England Patriots did it in 2004 and 2005.&nbsp;

In all the Super Bowl wins for the Chiefs, Mahomes has not only been the MVP but has led his team from behind to victory - a trait very well associated with the greats of the game.&nbsp;

On Sunday, the Chiefs were down by three points at 16-19 with 1:53 left in the regulation time. Any other QB with same experience as Mahomes in the league would have felt the extra pressure but the Chiefs leader showed his class and ability to rise up when needed. The QB led an 11-play, 64-yard drive which ended in a field goal and the game was sent to the overtime.

In OT, Mahomes led another drive, this time of 75-yard and converted it into a history-making &amp; game-winning touchdown for the Chiefs.&nbsp;

"It means a ton," said Mahomes after the game. "With the adversity we dealt with this year and to come through, the guys never faltered," he added.

The reason his guys did not falter is because they knew Chief Mahomes will be able to bring them ahead if they just kept at it with him like it had happened in 2020 and 2023.

In Super Bowl 2020, they had faced the same opposition as in 2024 - the San Francisco 49ers. At the end of the third quarter, the Chiefs were down 20-10 in 2020 before Mahomes threw two TD passes in the final quarter and winning them their first Lombardi.

In 2023, Jalen Hurts was on song for the Philadelphia Eagles and the Chiefs were trailing 24-14 by the end of Q2 &amp; 27-21 by the time last 15 minutes started. Mahomes once again threw two TDs in the Q4 to take their team home for the second time in four years.

Come this Sunday, the points were at a premium and the Chiefs were down seven points at the half-time. Mahomes changed the game with a touchdown and before he conjured the magical drive in the OT.

The QB, however, wants more and said after the game: "We're not done," he said. "We've got a young team. We're going to keep this thing going."

All of these heroics definitely put Mahomes in contention to be the latest quarterback to become one of the greats of the game like Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers. And, if his three Super Bowl rings aren't enough, his numbers sure don't lie.

Ever since making his debut in 2017, Mahomes has played 96 games in the NFL. He has completed 2,386 of his 3,590 passes at a completion percentage of 66.5. He has managed to pass the ball for 28,424 yards in 96 games already, averaging 7.9 yard per pass to go with 219 touchdowns. All of this is in regular season!

As for the post-season, he becomes even more dangerous with two 1000-plus passing yards seasons that too in last three years. In 2021, he threw for 1,057 yards in three post-season games while managed 1,051 in four games this season. Overall, he has played in 18 post-season games and managed 5,135 passing yards along with 41 touchdowns and just eight interceptions.

The QB, however, still shares the credit with the teammates and said on Sunday: "I'm just proud of the guys. They kept believing. And I'm proud of the coaches for calling up those plays that got us some touchdowns there at the end."

While it is early to tag Mahomes as one the greats of the game, he surely is playing like one and if he manages to do so for about three or four more years, he'll definitely put up his name alongside the likes of Montana, Brady and Rodgers.

The Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl for the third time in five years on Sunday (Feb 11) and their quarterback Patrick Mahomes was named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) each time.

The Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl for the third time in five years on Sunday (Feb 11) and their quarterback Patrick Mahomes was named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) each time. He's now tied with Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Montana for second-most Super Bowl MVP awards and two behind legendary Tom Brady's five. With the Super Bowl 2024 win, the Chiefs have all but ensured the start of their dynasty if they were not already and Mahomes has played a huge role in it. The QB landed in Kansas City in 2017 and has been their leader since 2018. He helped the franchise win its first Super Bowl in their history in 2020 - his third year in the league and still with a rookie contract. The Chiefs were there again in the next year but Mahomes lost to the man he's becoming heir apparent of - Tom Brady. Also Read: Explained | How Patrick Mahomes is ensuring Kansas City Chiefs qualification as dynasty sooner than later After a gap in 2021, the Chiefs were at it again and like how. They became the only the eighth team in National Football League (NFL) to achieve a repeat by winning Super Bowls in 2023 and 2024 and the first since New England Patriots did it in 2004 and 2005. In all the Super Bowl wins for the Chiefs, Mahomes has not only been the MVP but has led his team from behind to victory - a trait very well associated with the greats of the game. On Sunday, the Chiefs were down by three points at 16-19 with 1:53 left in the regulation time. Any other QB with same experience as Mahomes in the league would have felt the extra pressure but the Chiefs leader showed his class and ability to rise up when needed. The QB led an 11-play, 64-yard drive which ended in a field goal and the game was sent to the overtime. In OT, Mahomes led another drive, this time of 75-yard and converted it into a history-making & game-winning touchdown for the Chiefs. "It means a ton," said Mahomes after the game. "With the adversity we dealt with this year and to come through, the guys never faltered," he added. The reason his guys did not falter is because they knew Chief Mahomes will be able to bring them ahead if they just kept at it with him like it had happened in 2020 and 2023. In Super Bowl 2020, they had faced the same opposition as in 2024 - the San Francisco 49ers. At the end of the third quarter, the Chiefs were down 20-10 in 2020 before Mahomes threw two TD passes in the final quarter and winning them their first Lombardi. In 2023, Jalen Hurts was on song for the Philadelphia Eagles and the Chiefs were trailing 24-14 by the end of Q2 & 27-21 by the time last 15 minutes started. Mahomes once again threw two TDs in the Q4 to take their team home for the second time in four years. Come this Sunday, the points were at a premium and the Chiefs were down seven points at the half-time. Mahomes changed the game with a touchdown and before he conjured the magical drive in the OT. The QB, however, wants more and said after the game: "We're not done," he said. "We've got a young team. We're going to keep this thing going." All of these heroics definitely put Mahomes in contention to be the latest quarterback to become one of the greats of the game like Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers. And, if his three Super Bowl rings aren't enough, his numbers sure don't lie. Ever since making his debut in 2017, Mahomes has played 96 games in the NFL. He has completed 2,386 of his 3,590 passes at a completion percentage of 66.5. He has managed to pass the ball for 28,424 yards in 96 games already, averaging 7.9 yard per pass to go with 219 touchdowns. All of this is in regular season! As for the post-season, he becomes even more dangerous with two 1000-plus passing yards seasons that too in last three years. In 2021, he threw for 1,057 yards in three post-season games while managed 1,051 in four games this season. Overall, he has played in 18 post-season games and managed 5,135 passing yards along with 41 touchdowns and just eight interceptions. The QB, however, still shares the credit with the teammates and said on Sunday: "I'm just proud of the guys. They kept believing. And I'm proud of the coaches for calling up those plays that got us some touchdowns there at the end." While it is early to tag Mahomes as one the greats of the game, he surely is playing like one and if he manages to do so for about three or four more years, he'll definitely put up his name alongside the likes of Montana, Brady and Rodgers.

Explained: How Patrick Mahomes is becoming one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL

On Sunday (Feb 11), the Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers 25-22&nbsp;to win the Super Bowl LVIII in overtime at the iconic Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. This became the Chiefs' second consecutive Super Bowl victory - the first such instance in the National Football League (NFL) since the New England Patriots completed a double&nbsp;in 2004&nbsp;and 2005.&nbsp;

The Chiefs have been on a roll since their maiden Super Bowl win in 2020. Now, they have added two more to their tally in back-to-back seasons. Thus, the franchise is on the verge to being qualified as a dynasty, i.e. a sports franchise which has a prolonged run of successful seasons. Much of the Chiefs' rise is linked with Patrick Mahomes being part of their camp.&nbsp;

Mahomes became a part of the Chiefs in 2017. He spent his rookie season serving as the backup to Alex Smith. In 2018, he was named the starter&nbsp;after the Chiefs traded Smith to the Washington Redskins. Since then, the youngster has risen to the occasion and changed the Chiefs' fortunes with his on-field heroics.&nbsp;He has a total of 5,135 yards and 41 touchdowns in postseason since 2017. In addition, the quarterback&nbsp;has&nbsp;won the Super Bowl Most Valuable Player award&nbsp;thrice since 2020 (winning it twice in a row in 2023, 2024). Notably, he has ended as the Super Bowl MVP every time the Chiefs have won (in 2020, 2023, 2024).

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Mahomes' proactive and aggressive approach has changed the dynamics of the Chiefs. In the Super Bowl face-off versus the 49ers, on Sunday,&nbsp;the quarterback&nbsp;completed 26 of 38 passes for 291 yards along with&nbsp;one touchdown throw and one interception.&nbsp;He once again changed the complexion of the game with his moves and energy in overtime (where he scored a winning touchdown on a 75-yard drive). Thus, the Chiefs -- who had no Super Bowl title before Mahomes' addition -- are now slowly and steadily cementing its status as the latest NFL dynasty.&nbsp;

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<h2>'We are not done'</h2>

Soon after the longest game in Super Bowl history, and the seventh-longest game in league history, CBS sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson interacted with Mahomes and asked whether the Chiefs qualify as a dynasty.

A confident Mahomes said, "It's the start of one. We're not done. We've got a young team. We're going to keep this thing going." The quarterback is a man on a mission. His words reaffirmed that he is not done yet. He is just warming up and has lots to achieve for the Chiefs.&nbsp;

<h2>What a&nbsp;Resume</h2>

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<h2>Is it a dynasty?</h2>

After back-to-back Super Bowl wins, head coach Andy Reid said, "I got asked so many times it is a dynasty? I don’t know what a dynasty is. But it’s a great win because I know hard it is to do, and then how hard the season was, the ups and downs of the season, and how proud I am of the guys for hanging with each other, staying positive with each other. They’re passionate players and I love that."

Every young team needs characters who can express themselves freely on the field. It helps in putting up staggering performances and their confidence and energy rubs on their teammates. Mahomes is that character for the Chiefs who has just started, he has miles to go before he stops. Similarly, the Chiefs have just begun. They still have plenty to achieve before being tagged as an NFL dynasty.

At one point, the Chiefs were not even sure of making it to the Super Bowl this season after an ordinary start. However, they stuck together as a group and the belief never went down. Thus, credit goes to the entire unit as they have championship DNA within. However, it is safe to say that Mahomes' presence has done them a world of good and the 28-year-old is already a leader of the pack. Much to the dismay of the other teams, he is hungry for more. Surely, the quarterback won't opt for a halt before making the Chiefs a dynasty in the league.

On Sunday (Feb 11), the Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers 25-22 to win the Super Bowl LVIII in overtime at the iconic Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.

On Sunday (Feb 11), the Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers 25-22 to win the Super Bowl LVIII in overtime at the iconic Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. This became the Chiefs' second consecutive Super Bowl victory - the first such instance in the National Football League (NFL) since the New England Patriots completed a double in 2004 and 2005. The Chiefs have been on a roll since their maiden Super Bowl win in 2020. Now, they have added two more to their tally in back-to-back seasons. Thus, the franchise is on the verge to being qualified as a dynasty, i.e. a sports franchise which has a prolonged run of successful seasons. Much of the Chiefs' rise is linked with Patrick Mahomes being part of their camp. Mahomes became a part of the Chiefs in 2017. He spent his rookie season serving as the backup to Alex Smith. In 2018, he was named the starter after the Chiefs traded Smith to the Washington Redskins. Since then, the youngster has risen to the occasion and changed the Chiefs' fortunes with his on-field heroics. He has a total of 5,135 yards and 41 touchdowns in postseason since 2017. In addition, the quarterback has won the Super Bowl Most Valuable Player award thrice since 2020 (winning it twice in a row in 2023, 2024). Notably, he has ended as the Super Bowl MVP every time the Chiefs have won (in 2020, 2023, 2024). Also read: Super Bowl 2024: Kansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce SCREAMS in face of head coach Andy Reid - WATCH Mahomes' proactive and aggressive approach has changed the dynamics of the Chiefs. In the Super Bowl face-off versus the 49ers, on Sunday, the quarterback completed 26 of 38 passes for 291 yards along with one touchdown throw and one interception. He once again changed the complexion of the game with his moves and energy in overtime (where he scored a winning touchdown on a 75-yard drive). Thus, the Chiefs -- who had no Super Bowl title before Mahomes' addition -- are now slowly and steadily cementing its status as the latest NFL dynasty. Better make room in that trophy shelf. 🤷‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/9FIVaVpaKG — NFL (@NFL) February 12, 2024 × Also read: Super Bowl 2024: Chiefs beat 49ers 25-22 in overtime to win consecutive Super Bowls 'We are not done' Soon after the longest game in Super Bowl history, and the seventh-longest game in league history, CBS sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson interacted with Mahomes and asked whether the Chiefs qualify as a dynasty. A confident Mahomes said, "It's the start of one. We're not done. We've got a young team. We're going to keep this thing going." The quarterback is a man on a mission. His words reaffirmed that he is not done yet. He is just warming up and has lots to achieve for the Chiefs. What a Resume Patrick Mahomes is building an insane resume: • 2x NFL MVP • 2x 1st-Team All-Pro • 6-straight AFC Championship games • 3x Super Bowl Champ • 3x Super Bowl MVP • $500 Million Contract He also has ownership stakes in the: • Kansas City Royals (MLB) • Sporting Kansas City… pic.twitter.com/7JmFblx2OI — Joe Pompliano (@JoePompliano) February 12, 2024 × Is it a dynasty? After back-to-back Super Bowl wins, head coach Andy Reid said, "I got asked so many times it is a dynasty? I don’t know what a dynasty is. But it’s a great win because I know hard it is to do, and then how hard the season was, the ups and downs of the season, and how proud I am of the guys for hanging with each other, staying positive with each other. They’re passionate players and I love that." Every young team needs characters who can express themselves freely on the field. It helps in putting up staggering performances and their confidence and energy rubs on their teammates. Mahomes is that character for the Chiefs who has just started, he has miles to go before he stops. Similarly, the Chiefs have just begun. They still have plenty to achieve before being tagged as an NFL dynasty. At one point, the Chiefs were not even sure of making it to the Super Bowl this season after an ordinary start. However, they stuck together as a group and the belief never went down. Thus, credit goes to the entire unit as they have championship DNA within. However, it is safe to say that Mahomes' presence has done them a world of good and the 28-year-old is already a leader of the pack. Much to the dismay of the other teams, he is hungry for more. Surely, the quarterback won't opt for a halt before making the Chiefs a dynasty in the league.

Explained | How Patrick Mahomes is ensuring Kansas City Chiefs qualification as dynasty sooner than later

Super Bowl 2024: Kansas City Chiefs beat San Francisco 49ers in overtime to win consecutive title

The Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers 25-22&nbsp;to win the Super Bowl LVIII in overtime at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on Sunday (Feb 11). This was the Chiefs' second consecutive Super Bowl victory - the first such instance in the National Football League (NFL) since the New England Patriots did it in 2004&nbsp;and 2005.&nbsp;

The game started evenly with both teams not able to score a single point in the first quarter. The 49ers then raised the tempo and scored 10 points in the second quarter while the defending champions Chiefs managed three.

In the second half, the Chiefs rallied and scored 10 points while their defence stopped the 49ers at none. The box score read 13-10 in favour of the Chiefs with last 15 minutes to go. Come fourth quarter, the 49ers scored nine points while the Chiefs could manage only 3 until the last minute when they tied the score at 19-19 with the help of a field goal to end the regulation time.

For the Chiefs, quarterback Patrick Mahomes completed 26 of 38 passes for 291 yards including one touchdown throw and one interception. Among the other scorers, wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling scored a touchdown as well.

For the defending champs, tight end Travis Kelce put up 86.8 yards in eight carries while Justin Watson and Mecole Hardman Jr. both carried 54 yards in three and two attempts, respectively.

For the 49ers, Brock Prudy completed 19 of 33 attempts for 205 yards and one touchdown. Running Back Christian McCaffery carried the ball for 54 yards in 16 attempts other than his 54 yards in receiving in six attempts and one touchdown as well. Apart from McCaffery, wide receiver Jauan Jennings also added 42 receiving yards in four attempts along with a touchdown.&nbsp;

The Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers 25-22 to win the Super Bowl LVIII in overtime at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on Sunday (Feb 11). This was the Chiefs' second consecutive Super Bowl victory - the first such instance in the National Football League (NFL) since the New England Patriots did it in 2004 and 2005.

The Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers 25-22 to win the Super Bowl LVIII in overtime at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on Sunday (Feb 11). This was the Chiefs' second consecutive Super Bowl victory - the first such instance in the National Football League (NFL) since the New England Patriots did it in 2004 and 2005. The game started evenly with both teams not able to score a single point in the first quarter. The 49ers then raised the tempo and scored 10 points in the second quarter while the defending champions Chiefs managed three. In the second half, the Chiefs rallied and scored 10 points while their defence stopped the 49ers at none. The box score read 13-10 in favour of the Chiefs with last 15 minutes to go. Come fourth quarter, the 49ers scored nine points while the Chiefs could manage only 3 until the last minute when they tied the score at 19-19 with the help of a field goal to end the regulation time. For the Chiefs, quarterback Patrick Mahomes completed 26 of 38 passes for 291 yards including one touchdown throw and one interception. Among the other scorers, wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling scored a touchdown as well. For the defending champs, tight end Travis Kelce put up 86.8 yards in eight carries while Justin Watson and Mecole Hardman Jr. both carried 54 yards in three and two attempts, respectively. For the 49ers, Brock Prudy completed 19 of 33 attempts for 205 yards and one touchdown. Running Back Christian McCaffery carried the ball for 54 yards in 16 attempts other than his 54 yards in receiving in six attempts and one touchdown as well. Apart from McCaffery, wide receiver Jauan Jennings also added 42 receiving yards in four attempts along with a touchdown.

Super Bowl 2024: Chiefs beat 49ers 25-22 in overtime to win consecutive Super Bowls

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce lost his cool during the Super Bowl 2024 on Sunday (Feb 11) and had an altercation with his head coach Andy Reid. The incident happened during the second quarter of the game against the San Francisco 49ers who were &nbsp;ahead of the Chiefs with points coming at a premium in Allegiant Stadium in Vegas.

The Chiefs were at the Niners' 9-yard line, thanks to a 52-yard throw by quarterback Patrick Mahomes, when Kelce was taken out of the game and Noah Grey was put in instead. The TE didn't like it much as he went to the coach standing on the sidelines and screamed in his face. Have a look at the video below:

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As for the play, wide receiver Isaiah Pacheco fumbled the ball, resulting in a turnover for the Chiefs, as they remained scoreless until a field goal in the second quarter.&nbsp;

The Chiefs eventually beat the 49ers 25-22 to win the Super Bowl LVIII in overtime. This was the Chiefs' second consecutive Super Bowl victory - the first such instance in the National Football League (NFL) since the New England Patriots did it in 2005 and 2006.&nbsp;

The game started evenly with both teams not able to score a single point in the first quarter. The 49ers then raised the tempo and scored 10 points in the second quarter while the defending champions Chiefs managed three.

In the second half, the Chiefs rallied and scored 10 points while their defence stopped the 49ers at none. The box score read 13-10 in favour of the Chiefs with the last 15 minutes to go. Come the fourth quarter, the 49ers scored nine points while the Chiefs could manage only 3 until the last minute when they tied the score at 19-19 with the help of a field goal to end the regulation time.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce lost his cool during the Super Bowl 2024 on Sunday (Feb 11) and had an altercation with his head coach Andy Reid. The incident happened during the second quarter of the game against the San Francisco 49ers who were ahead of the Chiefs with points coming at a premium in Allegiant Stadium in Vegas.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce lost his cool during the Super Bowl 2024 on Sunday (Feb 11) and had an altercation with his head coach Andy Reid. The incident happened during the second quarter of the game against the San Francisco 49ers who were ahead of the Chiefs with points coming at a premium in Allegiant Stadium in Vegas. The Chiefs were at the Niners' 9-yard line, thanks to a 52-yard throw by quarterback Patrick Mahomes, when Kelce was taken out of the game and Noah Grey was put in instead. The TE didn't like it much as he went to the coach standing on the sidelines and screamed in his face. Have a look at the video below: Travis Kelce looked less than enthused pic.twitter.com/yncKhjtNl4 — NFL on CBS 🏈 (@NFLonCBS) February 12, 2024 × As for the play, wide receiver Isaiah Pacheco fumbled the ball, resulting in a turnover for the Chiefs, as they remained scoreless until a field goal in the second quarter. The Chiefs eventually beat the 49ers 25-22 to win the Super Bowl LVIII in overtime. This was the Chiefs' second consecutive Super Bowl victory - the first such instance in the National Football League (NFL) since the New England Patriots did it in 2005 and 2006. The game started evenly with both teams not able to score a single point in the first quarter. The 49ers then raised the tempo and scored 10 points in the second quarter while the defending champions Chiefs managed three. In the second half, the Chiefs rallied and scored 10 points while their defence stopped the 49ers at none. The box score read 13-10 in favour of the Chiefs with the last 15 minutes to go. Come the fourth quarter, the 49ers scored nine points while the Chiefs could manage only 3 until the last minute when they tied the score at 19-19 with the help of a field goal to end the regulation time.

Super Bowl 2024: Kansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce SCREAMS in face of head coach Andy Reid - WATCH

The San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs clash in a blockbuster Super Bowl showdown here Sunday as Las Vegas stages the American sporting showpiece for the first time.

The glittering gambling capital in the Nevada desert is crackling with anticipation ahead of an NFL championship game that has topped even the usual stratospheric levels of hype.

The romance between pop megastar Taylor Swift and the Chiefs' charismatic Travis Kelce is just one of the storylines of a game that is expected to smash US television viewing records.

Swift is reported to have arrived back in the United States en route to "Sin City" on Saturday after making a 5,530-mile (8,900km) trans-Pacific dash across the international dateline following a performance in Tokyo on the latest leg of her money-spinning world tour.

The singer will be among a crowd of celebrities, VIPs and high-rollers packed into the 65,000-seat Allegiant Stadium to see if Kelce and the Chiefs can clinch a third Super Bowl crown in five seasons.

The Federal Aviation Administration estimates around 500 private jets will touch down in Las Vegas for the game, while local officials say more than 300,000 visitors have descended on the city for the Super Bowl weekend.

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Roulette wheels and slot machines are doing a roaring trade while poker tables in several casinos are staffed by dealers wearing NFL merchandise in a city once shunned by the league due to its association with gambling.

The horde of tourists will flock to nightclubs and celebrity-hosted watch parties being laid on in addition to Las Vegas' regular array of concerts featuring stars such as U2, Adele, Christina Aguilera and Green Day.

Those fans lucky enough to have a ticket for the game, where R&amp;B star Usher headlines the half-time show, have paid handsomely for the privilege.

The cheapest seats available on resale ticketing website Stubhub on Saturday came with a hefty $5,848 price tag; with the most expensive listed at a staggering $196,875.

The American Gaming Association, meanwhile, projects that a record 67.8 million Americans -- around a quarter of the country's adult population -- will place a bet on the Super Bowl, generating an estimated $23.1 billion.

<h2>- Chiefs eye dynasty -</h2>

The sporting dimension of the occasion, which kicks off at 3.30pm local time (2330 GMT on Sunday), has all the ingredients of a classic.

The Chiefs are playing in their fourth Super Bowl in five seasons, hoping to cement their dynasty status with a third Vince Lombardi Trophy after wins in 2020 and 2023.

The franchise would also be the first team since the New England Patriots in 2003 and 2004 to win back-to-back Super Bowls -- an achievement that Kelce is determined to match.

"I've wanted this more than I've ever wanted to win a Super Bowl in my life," Chiefs icon Kelce said.

The Chiefs conducted a final training walkthrough on Saturday which left head coach Andy Reid satisfied that his team is primed to defend their title.

"I was pleased with what I saw," Reid said after the workout. "I think they're ready to go play."

The 49ers camp was similarly buoyant after their final workout. "Our guys are ready to go," head coach Kyle Shanahan said. "They're relaxed."

Sunday's game is also a repeat of the 2020 Super Bowl, when Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes led a stirring fourth-quarter comeback with 21 unanswered points to beat San Francisco 31-20.

The 49ers, meanwhile, are chasing a sixth Super Bowl and their first since 1994-1995.

The 49ers emerged from the regular season with the best record in the NFC but survived nerve-shredding playoff games against the Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions to book their ticket to Las Vegas.

San Francisco head coach Shanahan, meanwhile, is aiming to end his long wait to finally get his hands on the Vince Lombardi Trophy in his third Super Bowl.

As well as the loss to Kansas City in 2020, Shanahan was the offensive coordinator when the Atlanta Falcons blew a 28-3 lead in the 2017 Super Bowl before losing to New England.

Shanahan insists, however, he is only thinking about the here and now rather than the narrative surrounding him as a Super Bowl nearly man.

"Narrative, good or bad, is just a narrative," Shanahan said as Sunday's game neared. "I just don't want regrets. I just want to do everything that makes sense to myself, that makes sense for our team."

The San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs clash in a blockbuster Super Bowl showdown here Sunday as Las Vegas stages the American sporting showpiece for the first time.

The San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs clash in a blockbuster Super Bowl showdown here Sunday as Las Vegas stages the American sporting showpiece for the first time. The glittering gambling capital in the Nevada desert is crackling with anticipation ahead of an NFL championship game that has topped even the usual stratospheric levels of hype. The romance between pop megastar Taylor Swift and the Chiefs' charismatic Travis Kelce is just one of the storylines of a game that is expected to smash US television viewing records. Swift is reported to have arrived back in the United States en route to "Sin City" on Saturday after making a 5,530-mile (8,900km) trans-Pacific dash across the international dateline following a performance in Tokyo on the latest leg of her money-spinning world tour. The singer will be among a crowd of celebrities, VIPs and high-rollers packed into the 65,000-seat Allegiant Stadium to see if Kelce and the Chiefs can clinch a third Super Bowl crown in five seasons. The Federal Aviation Administration estimates around 500 private jets will touch down in Las Vegas for the game, while local officials say more than 300,000 visitors have descended on the city for the Super Bowl weekend. ALSO READ: Akram Afif hits hat-trick as hosts Qatar retain Asian Cup title, beat Jordan in final Roulette wheels and slot machines are doing a roaring trade while poker tables in several casinos are staffed by dealers wearing NFL merchandise in a city once shunned by the league due to its association with gambling. The horde of tourists will flock to nightclubs and celebrity-hosted watch parties being laid on in addition to Las Vegas' regular array of concerts featuring stars such as U2, Adele, Christina Aguilera and Green Day. Those fans lucky enough to have a ticket for the game, where R&B star Usher headlines the half-time show, have paid handsomely for the privilege. The cheapest seats available on resale ticketing website Stubhub on Saturday came with a hefty $5,848 price tag; with the most expensive listed at a staggering $196,875. The American Gaming Association, meanwhile, projects that a record 67.8 million Americans -- around a quarter of the country's adult population -- will place a bet on the Super Bowl, generating an estimated $23.1 billion. - Chiefs eye dynasty - The sporting dimension of the occasion, which kicks off at 3.30pm local time (2330 GMT on Sunday), has all the ingredients of a classic. The Chiefs are playing in their fourth Super Bowl in five seasons, hoping to cement their dynasty status with a third Vince Lombardi Trophy after wins in 2020 and 2023. The franchise would also be the first team since the New England Patriots in 2003 and 2004 to win back-to-back Super Bowls -- an achievement that Kelce is determined to match. "I've wanted this more than I've ever wanted to win a Super Bowl in my life," Chiefs icon Kelce said. The Chiefs conducted a final training walkthrough on Saturday which left head coach Andy Reid satisfied that his team is primed to defend their title. "I was pleased with what I saw," Reid said after the workout. "I think they're ready to go play." The 49ers camp was similarly buoyant after their final workout. "Our guys are ready to go," head coach Kyle Shanahan said. "They're relaxed." Sunday's game is also a repeat of the 2020 Super Bowl, when Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes led a stirring fourth-quarter comeback with 21 unanswered points to beat San Francisco 31-20. The 49ers, meanwhile, are chasing a sixth Super Bowl and their first since 1994-1995. The 49ers emerged from the regular season with the best record in the NFC but survived nerve-shredding playoff games against the Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions to book their ticket to Las Vegas. San Francisco head coach Shanahan, meanwhile, is aiming to end his long wait to finally get his hands on the Vince Lombardi Trophy in his third Super Bowl. As well as the loss to Kansas City in 2020, Shanahan was the offensive coordinator when the Atlanta Falcons blew a 28-3 lead in the 2017 Super Bowl before losing to New England. Shanahan insists, however, he is only thinking about the here and now rather than the narrative surrounding him as a Super Bowl nearly man. "Narrative, good or bad, is just a narrative," Shanahan said as Sunday's game neared. "I just don't want regrets. I just want to do everything that makes sense to myself, that makes sense for our team."

NFL: San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs ready for Super Bowl showdown in Vegas

The San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs were hours away from a blockbuster Super Bowl showdown here Sunday as Las Vegas stages the American sporting showpiece for the first time.

The neon-lit gambling capital in the Nevada desert has reached a fever pitch of anticipation for the NFL championship game that has topped even the usual outsized levels of hype.

The romance between pop megastar Taylor Swift and the Chiefs' charismatic Travis Kelce is just one of the storylines of a game that is expected to smash US television viewing records.

Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/cricket/icc-u19-world-cup-heartbreak-for-india-again-as-australia-win-by-79-runs-in-final-for-fourth-title-win-689258">ICC U19 World Cup: Heartbreak for India again as Australia win by 79 runs in final for fourth title</a>

Swift dashed back to the United States from the latest leg of her global tour in Tokyo on Saturday and will be among a slew of celebrities and VIPs packed into the 65,000-seat Allegiant Stadium to see if Kelce and the Chiefs can win a third Super Bowl crown in five seasons.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) say a fleet of around 500 private jets have swept into Las Vegas for the game, which kicks off at 3.30pm local time (2330 GMT).

The galaxy of VIPS are part of an invasion of more than 300,000 visitors who have descended on the city for the Super Bowl weekend, pumping an estimated $600-700 million into the local economy, according to city officials.

The horde of tourists have flocked to nightclubs and celebrity-hosted parties and eve-of-game concerts featuring stars such as U2, Adele, Christina Aguilera and Green Day.

Those fans lucky enough to have a ticket for the game, where R&amp;B star Usher headlines the half-time show, have paid handsomely for the privilege.

The cheapest seats available on resale ticketing website Stubhub on Sunday came with a hefty $5,713 price tag; with the most expensive listed at a staggering $196,875.

The American Gaming Association, meanwhile, projects that&nbsp;a record 67.8 million Americans -- around a quarter of the country's adult population -- will place a bet on the Super Bowl, generating an estimated $23.1 billion.

<h2>- Chiefs eye dynasty status -</h2>

The sporting dimension of the occasion, meanwhile, has all the ingredients of a classic.

The Chiefs are playing in their fourth Super Bowl in five seasons, hoping to cement their dynasty status with a third Vince Lombardi Trophy after wins in 2020 and 2023.&nbsp;

The franchise would also be the first team since the New England Patriots in 2003 and 2004 to win back-to-back Super Bowls.

The Chiefs conducted a final training walkthrough on Saturday which left head coach Andy Reid satisfied that his team is primed to defend their title.

"I was pleased with what I saw," Reid said after the workout. "I think they're ready to go play."

The 49ers camp was similarly buoyant after their final workout. "Our guys are ready to go," head coach Kyle Shanahan said. "They're relaxed."

Sunday's game is a repeat of the 2020 Super Bowl, when Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes led a stirring fourth-quarter comeback with 21 unanswered points to beat San Francisco 31-20.

The 49ers, meanwhile, are chasing a sixth Super Bowl and their first since 1994-1995.

San Francisco emerged from the regular season with the best record in the NFC but survived nerve-shredding playoff games against the Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions to book their ticket to Las Vegas.

San Francisco head coach Shanahan, meanwhile, is aiming to end his long wait to finally get his hands on the Vince Lombardi Trophy in his third Super Bowl.

As well as the loss to Kansas City in 2020, Shanahan was the offensive coordinator when the Atlanta Falcons blew a 28-3 lead in the 2017 Super Bowl before losing to New England.

The San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs were hours away from a blockbuster Super Bowl showdown here Sunday as Las Vegas stages the American sporting showpiece for the first time.

The San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs were hours away from a blockbuster Super Bowl showdown here Sunday as Las Vegas stages the American sporting showpiece for the first time. The neon-lit gambling capital in the Nevada desert has reached a fever pitch of anticipation for the NFL championship game that has topped even the usual outsized levels of hype. The romance between pop megastar Taylor Swift and the Chiefs' charismatic Travis Kelce is just one of the storylines of a game that is expected to smash US television viewing records. Also Read: ICC U19 World Cup: Heartbreak for India again as Australia win by 79 runs in final for fourth title Swift dashed back to the United States from the latest leg of her global tour in Tokyo on Saturday and will be among a slew of celebrities and VIPs packed into the 65,000-seat Allegiant Stadium to see if Kelce and the Chiefs can win a third Super Bowl crown in five seasons. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) say a fleet of around 500 private jets have swept into Las Vegas for the game, which kicks off at 3.30pm local time (2330 GMT). The galaxy of VIPS are part of an invasion of more than 300,000 visitors who have descended on the city for the Super Bowl weekend, pumping an estimated $600-700 million into the local economy, according to city officials. The horde of tourists have flocked to nightclubs and celebrity-hosted parties and eve-of-game concerts featuring stars such as U2, Adele, Christina Aguilera and Green Day. Those fans lucky enough to have a ticket for the game, where R&B star Usher headlines the half-time show, have paid handsomely for the privilege. The cheapest seats available on resale ticketing website Stubhub on Sunday came with a hefty $5,713 price tag; with the most expensive listed at a staggering $196,875. The American Gaming Association, meanwhile, projects that a record 67.8 million Americans -- around a quarter of the country's adult population -- will place a bet on the Super Bowl, generating an estimated $23.1 billion. - Chiefs eye dynasty status - The sporting dimension of the occasion, meanwhile, has all the ingredients of a classic. The Chiefs are playing in their fourth Super Bowl in five seasons, hoping to cement their dynasty status with a third Vince Lombardi Trophy after wins in 2020 and 2023. The franchise would also be the first team since the New England Patriots in 2003 and 2004 to win back-to-back Super Bowls. The Chiefs conducted a final training walkthrough on Saturday which left head coach Andy Reid satisfied that his team is primed to defend their title. "I was pleased with what I saw," Reid said after the workout. "I think they're ready to go play." The 49ers camp was similarly buoyant after their final workout. "Our guys are ready to go," head coach Kyle Shanahan said. "They're relaxed." Sunday's game is a repeat of the 2020 Super Bowl, when Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes led a stirring fourth-quarter comeback with 21 unanswered points to beat San Francisco 31-20. The 49ers, meanwhile, are chasing a sixth Super Bowl and their first since 1994-1995. San Francisco emerged from the regular season with the best record in the NFC but survived nerve-shredding playoff games against the Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions to book their ticket to Las Vegas. San Francisco head coach Shanahan, meanwhile, is aiming to end his long wait to finally get his hands on the Vince Lombardi Trophy in his third Super Bowl. As well as the loss to Kansas City in 2020, Shanahan was the offensive coordinator when the Atlanta Falcons blew a 28-3 lead in the 2017 Super Bowl before losing to New England.

Super Bowl LVIII: Vegas set for Kansas City Chiefs vs San Francisco 49ers blockbuster showdown

Ahead of Super Bowl LVIII, rapper Drake has placed a massive Bitcoin bet of $1.15 million on the Kansas City Chiefs to secure victory over the San Francisco 49ers. The Canadian artist shared a photo of his betting slip on social media with the caption, "I can't bet against the Swifties," referring to fans of pop sensation Taylor Swift.

While Drake appears content and self-assured regarding the potential victory of the Kansas City Chiefs, Taylor Swift's fan base seems perplexed. This confusion stems from the infamous "Drake Curse" phenomenon—a widely circulated internet theory suggesting that any athlete or team supported by the Canadian rapper is destined to face defeat in their respective sporting events.

Drake's track record in betting hasn't always been smooth sailing. For instance, he faced losses of $1 million in the World Cup final between Argentina and France in 2023. He also lost a bet of $500,000 on Israel Adesanya to beat Sean Strickland by KO in UFC 293. He also lost $275,000 when Colby Covington defeated Jorge Masvidal at UFC 272.

However, last year, Drake seemingly broke the curse when he won around $300,000 in Bitcoin after betting on the Los Angeles Rams to beat the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl LVII. He also won $25 million playing virtual roulette with French Montana in July 2023.&nbsp;

These wins provide&nbsp;a glimmer of hope for Drake and his followers, suggesting that the curse may not be true in every circumstance.

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/adele-defends-taylor-swift-from-football-fans-who-criticise-her-presence-at-the-games-drops-the-f-bomb-689148">Adele defends Taylor Swift from football fans who criticise her presence at NFL games; drops the F-bomb</a>

The Super Bowl LVIII is scheduled for Sunday, February 11, 2024, at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. It will be broadcast by NBC and streamed on Peacock. The 49ers are looking for their first Super Bowl title since 1995, while the Chiefs are aiming for their second consecutive championship.&nbsp;

Coming to Taylor Swift, the pop star is on her way to Las Vegas to attend Super Bowl LVIII. Aviation journalist Jason Rabinowitz recently disclosed that Swift had touched down at Los Angeles International Airport around 3:30 pm&nbsp;Pacific Time on Saturday.&nbsp;

Ahead of Super Bowl LVIII, rapper Drake has placed a massive Bitcoin bet of $1.15 million on the Kansas City Chiefs to secure victory over the San Francisco 49ers.

Ahead of Super Bowl LVIII, rapper Drake has placed a massive Bitcoin bet of $1.15 million on the Kansas City Chiefs to secure victory over the San Francisco 49ers. The Canadian artist shared a photo of his betting slip on social media with the caption, "I can't bet against the Swifties," referring to fans of pop sensation Taylor Swift. While Drake appears content and self-assured regarding the potential victory of the Kansas City Chiefs, Taylor Swift's fan base seems perplexed. This confusion stems from the infamous "Drake Curse" phenomenon—a widely circulated internet theory suggesting that any athlete or team supported by the Canadian rapper is destined to face defeat in their respective sporting events. Drake's track record in betting hasn't always been smooth sailing. For instance, he faced losses of $1 million in the World Cup final between Argentina and France in 2023. He also lost a bet of $500,000 on Israel Adesanya to beat Sean Strickland by KO in UFC 293. He also lost $275,000 when Colby Covington defeated Jorge Masvidal at UFC 272. However, last year, Drake seemingly broke the curse when he won around $300,000 in Bitcoin after betting on the Los Angeles Rams to beat the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl LVII. He also won $25 million playing virtual roulette with French Montana in July 2023. These wins provide a glimmer of hope for Drake and his followers, suggesting that the curse may not be true in every circumstance. Also read: Adele defends Taylor Swift from football fans who criticise her presence at NFL games; drops the F-bomb The Super Bowl LVIII is scheduled for Sunday, February 11, 2024, at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. It will be broadcast by NBC and streamed on Peacock. The 49ers are looking for their first Super Bowl title since 1995, while the Chiefs are aiming for their second consecutive championship. Coming to Taylor Swift, the pop star is on her way to Las Vegas to attend Super Bowl LVIII. Aviation journalist Jason Rabinowitz recently disclosed that Swift had touched down at Los Angeles International Airport around 3:30 pm Pacific Time on Saturday.

Drake bets $1.15 million on Chiefs to win Super Bowl LVIII: ‘Can’t bet against the Swifties’

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