I’m not sure what Chicago game they are referring to in the British clip. The BBC radio call was pretty funny, as well. When a streaker ran on the field and interrupted the game, Westwood One play-by-play man Kevin Harlan launched into an extremely in-depth description of the events.ĪUDIO: A fan ran onto the field at #SuperBowl & had the call. Given some of the pass protection issues the Chiefs were having all night, maybe he could’ve helped in that regard. The only other player on Kansas City’s roster who dressed but didn’t play was backup quarterback Chad Henne. However, the Chiefs never even put him on the field. The former Steelers running back dressed for the game. On the other side of the fence, Le’Veon Bell’s Super Bowl experience was much more forgettable.
So folks in New England must’ve felt the same way to a degree as well. He helped me get the right perspective,” Brown said following the victory.īut, hey, if it’s any consolation, all three of those players are former Patriots, too. But that one was enough to twist the knife even more. The oft-troubled former Steelers All-Pro wide receiver only had 22 yards on five catches. Plus, head coach Bruce Arians, who was fir … uh … retired from the Steelers as offensive coordinator after the 2011 season, also got a ring.īut seeing Brady complete a touchdown to Antonio Brown was the biggest dagger of all. Much to the chagrin of Steelers fans, not only did they have to watch Tampa Bay quarterback Tom Brady win yet another Super Bowl - his seventh, one more than the Steelers organization - but Brady did so in part by throwing two touchdowns to fellow former nemesis Rob Gronkowski.
Along with links for the video you didn’t see on the television broadcast. Plus, the humor of that streaker who ran on the field.
And we recap some huge wins and losses at the betting window. We lament Le’Veon Bell’s non-existent contribution. We grit our teeth as former Steeler Antonio Brown celebrates earning a ring and scoring a touchdown. It’s an all Super Bowl “First Call” after the Tampa Bay Buccaneers blew out the Kansas City Chiefs 31-9 in the NFL title game Sunday night.
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