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126 million people in the United States watch the Super Bowl.

That is a new Super Bowl viewing record.

And I'm wondering about this.

You know, there was going to be chiefs fatigue.

No, nobody wants to have the chiefs back in the Super Bowl. I don't know how many people watch

because they wanted to watch the chiefs lose, but they do have star power. You do have star power

with your quarterback, with your tight tight end you have a great coach and

Andy Reid you have the Taylor Swift factor although I think they only showed her

once or twice on TV the over under was five and a half and they cut back

greatly on that but maybe you tuned in to watch them lose maybe people stayed tuned in because they wanted to see just how bad they would lose.

It's hard for me to believe that people go, boy, I'm rooting for the Eagles.

Just outside of Philadelphia, I don't see that happening.

But I do see America going, okay, let me just tune in to see, oh, they're losing. Oh, they're down 17. This is awesome. And then all of a sudden the misery starts to set in and the Eagles, oh, by the way, that might be one of those where we remember the Chiefs losing maybe more than we do the Eagles winning

because it was about a three-peat.

It's about Mahomes.

He's going to be the goat.

Andy Reed, he's approaching Bill Belichick.

Does Kelsey get engaged right after the game?

You know, there was so much involved in it that, oh, by the way,

that Eagles defense was great.

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