The official line for the game is only 48.5 points while the spread has shifted ever so slightly closer to even at KC -1. How do you see it going Sunday night?
As we make our way toward Super Bowl LIX this Sunday in New Orleans, I have begun to notice, quite often in fact, something we used to not see until the day of the game: the actual Super Bowl commercials.
The sports world was rocked as many awoke Sunday morning to the news that the Dallas Mavericks had dealt Luka Doncic to the L.A. Lakers for Anthony Davis.
If Kansas City goes out one week from Sunday and accomplishes the feat, it would be their fourth Super Bowl triumph in the last six seasons. That's only happened one other time in league history, when the Steel Curtain of the 1970s claimed Lombardi Trophies in '75, '76, '79, and '80.
For the first time since August, there's no football this weekend. Take basketball, baseball, and hockey out of the bunch too and tell us what your favorite remaining sport to watch on TV is.
Six years ago, they were the breath of fresh air in the NFL. The challengers to the mighty New England Patriots, who could finally knock the Pats from their 2-decade perch atop the NFL. Now, after all the AFC Conference Championships, four Super Bowl appearances, three titles and the quest for the league's first-ever three-peat, Chiefs fatigue is running rampant across the ole U S of A.