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The Kansas City Chiefs officially have a chance to make history. The team won an AFC Championship thriller that catapulted them to Super Bowl LIX, where they will have a chance to become the first team ever to three-peat in the Super Bowl. Things won’t be a breeze for Patrick Mahomes and company, though, as the Philadelphia Eagles are out for revenge. The two faced off in Super Bowl LVII in what was one of the best championship games ever, making this rematch is highly anticipated.
There is a lot more to the Super Bowl than just the game itself, though, so in this article, we are going to detail everything that you need to know: From kickoff time to halftime performers.
The latest Super Bowl rematch will take place in New Orleans, Louisiana. The venue for the championship game is Caesars Superdome, and kickoff is at 6:30 p.m. ET for the Sunday, Feb. 9 game. Caesars Superdome, the home of the New Orleans Saints, is one of the best venues in the NFL. The Sugar Bowl was hosted there just weeks ago.
Year in and year out, the Super Bowl is the most-viewed television broadcast in the nation. That makes it a pretty big deal that FOX will be the company broadcasting the game. Kevin Burkhardt will provide the play-by-play for the game, and his color commentator just so happens to be Tom Brady. The longtime New England Patriots/Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback was the greatest NFL player ever, and he is thriving with the headset on, too. Brady has a record seven championships to his name, but Mahomes – the player often compared to him – is quickly catching him.
In addition to the game itself, both the halftime show and the Super Bowl commercials are big deals. Kendrick Lamar is headlining the halftime show, and he will be joined on stage by SZA. Meanwhile, a number of companies have already been previewing what they will broadcast during their 30-second ad slots during the game.
Date: Sunday, Feb. 9 | Time: 6:30 p.m. ET
Location: Caesars Superdome — New Orleans, Louisiana
TV channel: FOX | Live stream: fuboTV (Get Access | Save $30)
Odds: Chiefs -130
Making it to seven straight AFC Championships was impressive for the Chiefs, but it was a feat that had been done before. No team had ever made the Super Bowl after winning back-to-back championships, though. That was until the Chiefs secured an AFC Championship victory over the Buffalo Bills.
Like they’ve been doing all season long, they won that game in close fashion. In fact, this was the 17th straight one-score game that Kansas City has ended up victorious in. The Chiefs are clearly a dynasty, and a third straight Super Bowl victory would be unprecedented if the Chiefs were able to pull it off.
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