Super Bowl Licks (LIX) did not disappoint for action what it did lack in competitiveness. In one of the more expected competitive in terms of pregame point spread unfolded as a blowout as the Philadelphia Eagles won their second Super Bowl in eight years (and well ever) in denying the Kansas City Chiefs the coveted "Three Peat" (let me know where to send a trademark check to Pat Riley). The story of the game was the dominance by the Eagles defensive line led by Josh Sweat, who tormented future Hall of Famer and 3-time Super Bowl Champion Quarterback Patrick Mahomes II. A part of 3 sacks (2.5 total), throw in six tackles, including 2 tackles for loss. Overall the Eagles sacked Mahomes six times. But it was his pressure and his defensive line colleagues that kept Mahomes II from ever being comfortable and leading to two back breaking interceptions and a strip fumble. Each was right when you might think the Chiefs could make a run. Defense won the game and defense, wins the Longhorndave Sportsman of the Week!
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