Greenlaw Leaves Game With Achilles Injury Against Raiders
San Francisco 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw left the Las Vegas game in the first half with an Achilles tendon injury after collapsing on the sideline. He had started all 15 games this season and was the team’s second-leading tackler, in his fifth NFL season with the 49ers.
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Chiefs lineup returns McKinnon and Moore for clash with 49ers
Lineup retains running back Jerick McKinnon and wide receiver Shyy Moore for the Chiefs after nearly two months on the sideline due to injuries. McKinnon recovered from a core injury and Moore faced a lingering knee issue, while Kadarius Toney was a healthy scratch. Indigenous activists protested outside Las Vegas demanding the Chiefs drop their name and logo.
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Chiefs Rally Past 49ers In Overtime Super Bowl Thriller
Patrick Mahomes led a late OT drive and connected with Marquez Valdes-Scantling for the go ahead TD after a high scoring title game. Mahomes finished 34 of 46 for 333 yards with two TDs earning MVP honors as Kansas City upset San Francisco in Arizona.
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Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker breaks Super Bowl field goals record
Harrison Butker nails a long field goal to surpass the previous SB record of 55 held by Jake Moody, turning the moment into a pivotal turning point for Kansas City. The achievement marks a historic milestone in Super Bowl kicking and cements Butker's legacy in the league.
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Compiled record of Super Bowl results from 1967 to 2023, linking teams, scores, and notable figures. Includes champions by year, coaching legends, and milestone players across NFL and AFL history.
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