For the second time in the past four years, Kansas City are your Super Bowl champs, becoming just the second team to overcome a double-digit halftime deficit in the Big Game.

This matchup was the first to feature two Black QBs (it’s about damn time), brothers (Travis and Jason Kelce) facing off on the gridiron and two No. 1 seeds.

Today’s Scroll has everything you need to know before the Kansas City Chiefs face the Philadelphia Eagles tonight at 6:30 p.m. ET with the Vince Lombardi Trophy on the line.

To no one’s surprise, Alabama and Georgia inked the best early recruiting classes with enough five-star athletes to create their own solar systems.

Love him or hate him, there’s no denying recently retired (again) quarterback Tom Brady is the greatest of all time.

Two of the top head coaching (HC) candidates are officially off the market: Former Super Bowl champ Sean Payton is heading west to helm the Denver Broncos, and the Houston Texans tapped DeMeco Ryans as their next HC.

While most top athletes inked their National Letters of Intent (NLI) during December’s early signing period, a few Top 100 prospects are still up for grabs.

The Super Bowl LVII (aka 57) matchup is officially set. The AFC champion Kansas City Chiefs will face the NFC champ Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, February 12th.

Get your game face on (maybe with an assist from Rihanna?) because both NFL Conference Championship games are shaping up to be must-see TV.

There was one snowy upset in upstate NY, but otherwise, the three top seeds handily won their games. Now we’re onto the Conference Championships — and one step closer to the Rihanna concert.

After four long days without playoff football, the eight remaining squads will be back on the gridiron this weekend, hoping to punch their tickets to next week’s conference championships.

The NFL playoffs kick off this afternoon with 14 squads — seven from each conference — contending to hoist the coveted Vince Lombardi trophy.