Eagles vs Chiefs: A Super Bowl Rematch on Monday Night Football

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🗓️ 20 November 2023

⏱️ 21 minutes

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After more than a few lackluster primetime games over the first half of the NFL season, tonight’s Monday Night Football matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs is sure to deliver a feast to kick off Thanksgiving Week. Not only is it the two best teams from each conference, with two presumptive MVP candidates at quarterback on each side, it’s also only the second time we’ve seen a rematch from the previous year’s Super Bowl on Monday Night Football. So today, Andrew Hawkins joins the show to break down every major aspect ahead of tonight’s game, and gives his take on one…well actually two… of the most anticipated meetings of the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	So we're going in a different direction this Monday because tonight, after what feels like a
0:06.5	season's worth of lackluster prime time games, the football gods are delivering a feast to kick off Thanksgiving week.
0:14.0	It's Eagles, Chiefs, from Arrowhead on Monday Night Football.
0:19.0	This one is a rematch of Super Bowl 57, one of the most exciting games for the Lombardi
0:27.3	trophy in recent memory, and one that had a nail-biter of a conclusion, snatched away from us all by the refs.
0:36.3	Because on third and eight,
0:38.3	with one minute, 54 seconds left in the game
0:40.8	and the score tied at 35, we got this.
0:45.0	The Holmes takes the snap.
0:46.4	He's back.
0:47.4	He is firing and it is incomplete,
0:50.6	but there's a penalty by throne.
0:52.4	Fire to the pass, holding, number 24.
0:55.0	He falls.
0:57.0	James Bradbury, they're going to say he grabs him.
0:59.0	I don't know.
1:00.0	I think on this stage, I think you let them play
1:03.5	followed by a go ahead field goal making it 38 35 chiefs with eight
1:08.8	seconds to go. So instead of Jaylin Hert, who had one of the greatest performances in
1:14.5	Super Bowl history, getting the ball back with a legit chance to tie or
1:18.5	win it, we got an anticlimactic Hail Mary with almost no time left on the clock.
1:24.0	It lands at the 20 no one is there.
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