Kendrick Lamar tapped out the Kansas City Chiefs at the appropriate moment Sunday night when it flashed “Game Over” in lights in the Caesars Superdome after his Super Bowl halftime performance.
By then, the Eagles had pretty much forced the Chiefs to tap out.
The Eagles captured their second Super Bowl in franchise history with a dominant 40-22 victory, breaking up Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs’ historic dynasty bid of three-straight Super Bowl championships.
It was impressive. It was thorough. It was complete.
And they did it without Saquon Barkley making his usual impact.