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And now, Preston and Steve's news update with Kathy Romano.

Today is Monday, the 13th day of February.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning, whether it was through the air or on the ground.

Jalen Hertz dominated the Super Bowl offensively for the Philadelphia Eagles.

It just wasn't enough to outdole Patrick Mahomes.

Hertz delivered a record performance on football's biggest stage, throwing for 304 yards and a touchdown running for 70 yards and three scores and adding a game-tying two-point conversion.

But Hertz could only watch from the sideline as Mahomes drove the chiefs to the go-ahead field goal

with eight seconds remaining for a 3835 victory in Super Bowl 57.

It's tough, Hertz says. We worked really hard to have this opportunity and to come up short.

It's tough.

There's always a lot to learn from, to have an opportunity to reflect on some of the things

we didn't do and could have done. There is a lot to learn from tonight. Despite ending with the

loss, Hertz put together one of the most prolific games in Super Bowl history, but became the first

quarterback ever to lose the big game while leading his team to at least 35 points. He set the record

for most yards rushing ever by a quarterback in a Super Bowl.

He tied Terrell Davis's record for most touchdown runs by any player, tied James

White's mark with 20 points scored and joined Hall of Famers Steve Young and Joe Montana

as the only players ever to account for at least 370 yards and four touchdowns rushing

and passing in a Super Bowl.

I mean, that's pretty amazing.

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