From Patrick Mahomes’ celebration to some 49ers trash talk, here’s a look at the sights and sounds from the big game.
Depending on where a fan’s allegiances lie, there may be no better follow-up in the aftermath of Super Bowl LVIII than a chance to relive the game—with some fresh material.
Lucky for all members of Chiefs kingdom out there—although possibly a bummer for Niners nation—Inside the NFL and NFL Films have released mic’d up audio and new camera angles from Kansas City’s 25-22 overtime win over the 49ers on Sunday. And yes, so far Travis Kelce clips have dominated the internet—from his celebration with Taylor Swift to the tight end’s trash talk with a former teammate. But there are plenty of other worthwhile nuggets from the game.
Here’s an inside look at five Super Bowl moments fans may have missed.
San Francisco’s defense suffered a major loss early on Sunday when standout linebacker Dre Greenlaw tore his left Achilles tendon while attempting to make his way onto the field. The fifth-year pro went down in pain, grabbing at his leg, and both sidelines instantly recognized the impact that Greenlaw’s absence would have on the game.
« Hey, [No. 57] got hurt, » Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes said to offensive coordinator Matt Nagy across the field from Greenlaw. « Fifty-seven got hurt over there. »
Fellow 49ers linebacker Fred Warner, hands on his head in disbelief, shouted out « No » while standing over this teammate. Niners head coach Kyle Shanahan asked, « Did Dre just get hurt running out onto the field? » into his headset. And All-Pro tight end George Kittle asked the same question while sitting on a sideline bench. After receiving a response, he shortly followed up with « Well, that’s depressing.
