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The @Chiefs won their second Super Bowl in four seasons with a dramatic second-half comeback against the @Eagles Sunday night.

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Mahomes, who hobbled into the halftime locker room with his reinjured ankle, emerged a hero in the second half, overcoming a tremendous effort by @Eagles QB Jalen Hurts and leading the Chiefs to scores on all of their second-half possessions.

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The Eagles’ big guys were dominating. Jalen Hurts was dealing. The Chiefs defense couldn’t leave the field.

And Patrick Mahomes' ankle?

“It didn’t feel good,” he said. “But I was leaving it all out there.”

@BillPlaschke on a heroic performance: latimes.com/sports/story/2…
“The beautiful part is we experience different agony in life,” Jalen Hurts said following the #Eagles’ 38-35, late-second loss to the #Chiefs.

“We decide how we want to move forward. … My only direction is to rise.” latimes.com/sports/story/2…
Chiefs receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster – a former Long Beach Poly High and USC star – had a fourth-quarter performance that helped lift the @Chiefs to #SuperBowl victory.

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