Philadelphia and Kansas City Head Coaches Highlight Today’s Super Bowl 57 Fun Facts

Philadelphia and Kansas City Head Coaches Highlight Today's Super Bowl 57 Fun Facts.  We are just 5 days away from Super Bowl 57 in Arizona.  Here are some more interesting fun facts regarding the Eagles and Chiefs.

The 23-year age gap between Andy Reid and Nick Sirianni is the second-largest age difference between head coaches in a Super Bowl matchup. The largest age difference was 33 years between Bill Belichick and Sean McVay in Super Bowl LIII.

Andy Reid spent 14 years as the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles from 1999-2012 and led them to a Super Bowl appearance in the 2004 season. He will also be the second person to coach both for and against a franchise in the Super Bowl, joining Dan Reeves who did so with the Broncos.

If Nick Sirianni were to win the Super Bowl, he would become the 9th head coach to win the Super Bowl within his first 2 seasons, and the first since Doug Pederson did so with the Eagles in 2017. Sirianni would also be the 5th-youngest head coach to win a Super Bowl all-time.

This Super Bowl marks the second time that the leader in passing touchdowns during the regular season (Chiefs) is facing the leader in rushing touchdowns (Eagles) in the Super Bowl. The other instance was in Super Bowl XXVI between the Bills and Washington.

Philadelphia is bidding to become the first team to lead the NFL in Rush TD and win the Super Bowl in the same season since the 1998 Broncos.

During the regular season, the Eagles defense led the NFL in sacks while the Chiefs were second. This will be the third time that the top two teams in defensive sacks will meet in the Super Bowl, with the previous two instances being between the Giants and Patriots in Super Bowl XLII and the Steelers and Packers in Super Bowl XLV.

Many more nuggets coming up later today on Shemon and Sheppard 2-6pm.  Join us or be damned!

Super Bowl Sunday is one of the biggest sporting events of the year and a great excuse for a party. So, if you're hosting a Super Bowl gathering, you need Super Bowl Super Snacks.  Later, we will compile a comprehensive list of foods for your party.  But first, let's warm up with some of the basics to consider:

Wings: Wings are a staple at any Super Bowl party. You can opt for classic Buffalo wings, or get creative with different flavors like BBQ, honey mustard, or teriyaki.
Pizza: Pizza is another crowd-pleaser that's perfect for a Super Bowl party. And, you can order in from a local pizzeria or make your own using store-bought or homemade dough and your favorite toppings.
Chips and dips: Chips and dips are an easy and always-popular snack. Offer a variety of dips, such as guacamole, salsa, and queso, along with an assortment of chips for dipping.
Sliders: Sliders are bite-sized burgers that are perfect for snacking and easy to make in bulk. Try classic cheeseburgers or switch things up with pulled pork or grilled chicken sliders.
Deviled eggs: Deviled eggs are a classic party food that are easy to make and always a hit. Plus, you can add your own twist by using different seasonings or mixing in ingredients like bacon or smoked salmon.
Veggie platter: Don't forget about your vegetarian friends! A veggie platter with carrots, celery, cherry tomatoes, and your favorite dips is a healthy and tasty option for everyone.
Brownies and cookies: For dessert, whip up a batch of brownies or cookies. These sweet treats are a great way to end the meal and offer a sugar boost for the big game.

These are just a few of the many delicious options for your Super Bowl party. No matter what you serve, the most important thing is to have fun and enjoy the game with your friends and family.

So, keep reading for a complete list of Super Bowl Super Snacks :

-Craig Shemon

ESPN Southwest Florida

One of my favorites. Traditional Wings require some work. Boneless Wings allow you to down a higher volume in less time.

Mini Burgers make you feel like you're eating fewer calories...because they are small.

The meatier and cheesier the better. The key here is to have a quality chip strong enough to handle the weight.

Can't go wrong popping a half dozen of these babies for a warm up.

Pizza is King in any situation.

Good side staple but don't fill up too much with these.

Taco Tuesday or Super Sunday... Tacos are the best.

This is my go-to with a beer at stadiums. Why not enjoy at home in front of the TV?

I'm liking spicy foods more as I age. Strange huh?

More of a holiday side food.

I'm not a big onion ring guy but I see why so many like them.

Love a good dip!

Speaking of dips...this one's just a bit hotter.

I could eat a good quesadilla any day of the year.

A perfect topping to any chip!

Also, a perfect topping to any chip. Mild, Medium, or Hot?

Stack the cold cuts and cheeses!

Some dips are great on tortilla chips. But French Onion Dip MUST go with a Ruffles potato chip.

Hummas is great. Also, it forces you to eat veggies instead of other "junk."

The key here is bacon bits!

Just a fancier, fatter French fry.

I. LOVE. THESE!!!

Can't get too much cheese on Super Bowl Sunday.

I like my chili meatier. Some like it soupy.

This could be the main event on its own. Multiple flavors are acceptable.

I'd prefer a shrimp cocktail with sauce.

It's just small toast.

It makes the list just to add variety.

Hearty and solid. Good solo or in a sub sandwich.

Fancy. If you are gong to eat sushi at a party, get to it early. You don't want to eat sushi that's been out all day.