The seven-year pro drew a huge penalty while defending Chiefs receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster late in Super Bowl LVII.
On the heels of the Eagles’ Super Bowl LVII loss on Sunday, cornerback James Bradberry addressed a critical defensive holding penalty he drew late in the game that positioned the Chiefs for a 38–35 victory.
After the devastating loss, Bradberry was asked for his thoughts on the ruling made on the play, which resulted in a game-winning Harrison Butker field goal.
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‘It’s a weird feeling.’
Travis Kelce and Jason Kelce made some cool NFL history Sunday night when they became the first pair of brothers to face each other in the Super Bowl.
While they had a lot of fun with the storyline in the days leading up to the game, we all knew it was going to be tough for both of them afterward because one would be a champion and the other would not.
Well, Travis Kelce and the Chiefs are the champs after beating the Eagles, 38–35, and moments after the final whistle he found his older brother and shared a hug.
The message, of course, was sent with love.
GLENDALE, Ariz. — For a while there it seemed like the Philadelphia Eagles might just turn the NFL and everything we know about what it takes to win it all, including America’s biggest game, inside out — because Super Bowl LVII was looking like their game to win.
The Eagles enjoyed a double digit lead, 24-14, at halftime.
“We were down 10 points at halftime to probably the best team in the NFL that puts teams away,” Patrick Mahomes said.
The reactions poured in on social after Eagles cornerback James Bradberry drew a costly penalty while defending Chiefs receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster.
A costly holding call against the Eagles late in Super Bowl LVII evoked quite a reaction from NFL fans on social media, as the Chiefs capitalized on the opportunity to pull out a 38–35 victory in Glendale.
With the game tied, 35-35, with just under two minutes remaining, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes looked to convert on a third-and-8 with a pass attempt to receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster.
The game was set up for an all-time classic finish … until it wasn’t.
Super Bowl LVII had all the makings of an instant classic finish—right up until the game’s most pivotal play turned on a questionable penalty.
With the score tied at 35 apiece, the Chiefs were driving inside the Philadelphia 20-yard line facing a third-and-8. Patrick Mahomes’s pass to JuJu Smith-Schuster fell incomplete, but the referee threw a flag for defensive holding on James Bradberry, giving Kansas City the first down.
The Chiefs quarterback’s wife quickly weighed in on Kansas City’s victory over the Eagles Sunday night.
After watching Patrick Mahomes lead the Chiefs to a Super Bowl LVII victory, his wife Brittany took to Twitter to voice her enthusiasm over Kansas City’s second championship in four seasons.
Mahomes, just days after winning the 2022 Most Valuable Player, turned in an efficient 182-yard, three-touchdown performance in Arizona to help propel Kansas City over Philadelphia, 38–35.
With two Super Bowls at age 27, Patrick Mahomes is solidifying his place in NFL lore.
The Chiefs wide receiver reacted to the critical late game penalty.
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The Chiefs captured their second Super Bowl championship in the last four seasons with a thrilling 38–35 victory in Super Bowl LVII on Sunday night, but it was not without late game controversy.
Kansas City wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster drew a holding penalty from Philadelphia cornerback James Bradberry on an incomplete pass late in the fourth quarter.
Patrick Mahomes will take home the Super Bowl MVP trophy for the second time in his career, leading the Chiefs to a comeback win in Super Bowl LVII.