On Sunday, the world witnessed a Super Bowl unlike any before it — one where Philadelphia is left holding the Lombardi Trophy. Featuring a record-blasting offensive explosion and a redemption story for the ages, perhaps most significant was what it means for the future of the NFL and how the game is played and coached at the highest level.
Super Bowl LII shattered the record for yards in a Super Bowl by over 200 yards. The two teams compiled 1,151 yards over the course of the game. The game saw only one punt, one sack and two turnovers.