We’re perplexed by the rise in popularity as the biggest Super Bowl in years draws closer to kickoff. After all, a lot of former supporters quit the sport with the proclamation, “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.” Others showed absolutely no interest.
Right now? They are insatiably hungry.
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Love Story: We’ve concluded that this is most likely the reason casual viewers will tune in. He’s an ordinary guy in the workforce who extols her artistic abilities. Despite all the praise she’s been receiving lately, she’s still his biggest fan. The beautiful duo that will be the focus of TV cameras throughout the game are Niners fullback Kyle Juszczyk and his fashion designer wife Kristin. Kristin just got a licensing agreement with the NFL and designed jackets for a couple of famous Chiefs fans early in the playoffs. Obviously.
Acrimony: The Chiefs and 49ers are facing each other in their second Super Bowl encounter in five seasons. In Super Bowl LIV, Kansas City scored 21 points in the last 6:13 to cut San Francisco’s advantage to 10 points at the half.
Superstar: Not every famous person will be wearing a uniform. The national anthem by Reba McEntire, “America the Beautiful” by Post Malone, and “Life Every Voice and Sing” by Andra Day are among the scheduled performances before to the game. Furthermore, Usher will be the most recent singer at the halftime performance to fall well short of Prince’s 2007 extravaganza. By the way, you can have a good time betting on the over/under on McEntire’s performance with your buddies. She has gone as short as 66 seconds prior to a World Series game, although sports bookmakers have it as low as 86.5 seconds and as high as 90.5 seconds.
Rewind to December: Following a difficult stretch of three straight losses, nobody predicted the Chiefs ould be playing in the Super Bowl. There were also inquiries regarding the 49ers.
Hits Different: The 49ers are doing well if you hear the names Fred Warner and Kyle Juszczyk a lot during the game. They are nightmares for quarterbacks and game changers on defense. Warner, who was chosen unanimously for the all-pro team, will frequently be in closer proximity to Travis Kelce of the Chiefs than anybody else has been this week. And Jawaan Taylor of the Chiefs, the most penalized offensive lineman in the league this season, could have a very unpleasant life thanks to Bosa, the 2022 defensive player of the year.
On the other hand, the Chiefs might be well on their way to winning if CBS analyst Tony Romo spends the entire day raving about Isiah Pacheco—and Romo does gush over guys he admires.
