The Eagles, led by their defence, were just too powerful on the day. Jalen Hurts, who kept his composure with a strong passing and running game, led his side to a second title in their franchise, and will hope this lays the foundation for another title defence next February.
We hope you enjoyed our coverage today, and on behalf of Kevin Hand, this is Rohan Sharma signing off. We had to come out and play our best. What a lesson to the entire world! What a lesson to the entire world about what good teamwork does! It takes a lot of work to develop that. This is the greatest team sport ever. He has been with us through the highs and lows.
SBLIX pic. He has given us all the highs and lows. I have used every experience to learn from it. The good, the bad, all of it, to pursue my own greatness. We had a special group this year, and they helped us get over the hump. You saw how they played today and the difference they made.
We were able to do what we do. He gave us all the talents to get here. Thanks to him. This is the ultimate team game. All we want to do is win. Yesterday, they talked about this not being over, and the only way is to have a victory parade. It took everybody. I am so happy. The Eagles recover the final kick, before Pickett kneels at the KC yard line, allowing the clock to run.
Pickett, who takes the snap, throws it short of Dotson to hand the Chiefs the ball in these dying embers of the game. It is 3rd and 5 for the Eagles. Hurts hands it off to Gainwell, but they lose a yard in the process. The Eagles coach, Nick Sirianni, as is the Super Bowl tradition, is given an early shower with Gatorade by his players. Photos: More from the trophy celebrations.
