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The NFL’s 100th season has come to an end. The most popular sport in the United States is now entering a seven-month hibernation, but the centennial gave us plenty of moments to remember. Andrew Luck’s surprising retirement back in August stunned everyone, yet that was overshadowed by some significant milestones once the season started. In terms of career accomplishments, Bill Belichick became the third coach in the NFL history to win more than 300 games and closed in on Don Shula’s record, and Drew Brees surpassed 75,000 passing yards for his career. Season marks were set before Week 17 too as Lamar Jackson broke Michael Vick’s single season rushing record in Week 15, and Michael Thomas set the single season receptions record in Week 16. What does the 2020 season have in store? We’ll find out next year.

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Super Bowl LV at a Glance

Date: Sunday, February 7th, 2021

Location: Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Florida

TV Coverage: CBS

Super Bowl LIV Recap

The Kansas City Chiefs erased a 20-10 deficit in the final six minutes and change to knock off the San Francisco 49ers 31-20 in Miami on Groundhog Day. Patrick Mahomes overcame throwing multiple interceptions for the first time all season to win Super Bowl LIV MVP, and Andy Reid is no longer the winningest coach in NFL history without a Super Bowl.

Jimmy Garoppolo had one of his worst performances of the season in the loss. Garoppolo threw two interceptions and overthrew Emmanuel Sanders on what could have been a game-winning touchdown late in the fourth quarter. His performance has led to many questioning Kyle Shanahan once again as he eschewed the run late in the game even though it was clearly working. If you take out Jimmy G’s two runs, the 49ers ran the ball 20 times for 139 yards, but they only ran the ball on three of eight plays while leading late in the fourth quarter.

Although Mahomes was named the Super Bowl MVP, both Damien Williams and Tyreek Hill had a case to win the award and tell the crowd that he was headed to Disney World. Williams picked up 133 yards and two touchdowns on 21 touches in the victory, while Hill hauled in nine passes for 105 yards and got open on the play that changed the game. His 44-yard reception on 3rd and 15 saved the Chiefs’ season, and that could have led to him winning individual honors. Many believed that Chris Jones should have been the MVP too as the defensive tackle was a constant terror. It’s hard for defensive linemen to get much love if they aren’t racking up gaudy sack totals, but Jones was consistently disrupting what Garoppolo wanted to do when he dropped back to pass.

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