With one ring from the previous season, Patrick Mahomes is vying for a third, and the storylines are all there. Brock Purdy is trying to establish his worth following his designation as a game manager in the early part of the season. Another concern is whether Kyle Shanahan will be able to move on from his first Super Bowl defeat to these same Chiefs in 2019.
Given that Kansas City’s defense has been outstanding all season and the offense hasn’t been as dominant as it has been in previous years, this matchup is undoubtedly fantastic. In San Francisco, they will go up against a really quick attack that can move the ball all over the field.
In terms of Cincinnati Bengals supporters’ rooting interests, well, you really have to choose your poison. Though it is difficult to find a cause to support the Chiefs given that they and Cincinnati have developed one of the greatest rivalries in the NFL, those of us who were not present for the two Super Bowl losses to the Joe Montana 49ers would likely lean that way.
The date is January 14, 2012. We are in San Francisco at Candlestick Park. The 49ers need a touchdown with 14 seconds remaining, down three, and facing a third down to maintain their hopes of making the playoffs without having to go to OT. In the meantime, the Saints can draw a conclusion from this and move on to the NFC Championship Game. We need to look back in time to comprehend how we got here and to fully appreciate what this moment signifies.
Some people have attained such extraordinary levels of notoriety and impact that the general public may easily recognize them. Adolf Hitler and George Washington are only two instances, but with different legacies. But how much do you actually know about these historical figures? Which authors, presidents, politicians, and innovators are the most well-known? Test your knowledge of history by naming every person in this quiz.
