Tense. Deadlocked. Suffocating.
The Super Bowl, as befitting of its name, saw an entirely tense match where both the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs exposed their youthful naivety, each making mistakes that continuously altered the course of the game.
With tug and pull, twists and turns, the Kansas City Chiefs edged ahead slightly and pushed the Philadelphia Eagles to the brink of a cliff. Yet, Pederson once again demonstrated decisiveness, exemplifying courage—
The so-called "patricide" was not mere talk.
With eight seconds left in the first half, in the Red Zone, it was fourth and one yard to go but also fourth down to touchdown.
The Philadelphia Eagles chose to go for it.
The reason lay in Pederson's resolve.
Of course, the Philadelphia Eagles could have gone for a field goal, securing three points and entering the halftime break with a slim "19:17" lead, a strategy in itself.
