Stefon Diggs scores a touchdown but gets an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on the celebration so the Commanders can't attempt the game-tying 2PT conversion.
What a clown🤡
YIKES: #Eagles fans are going after star wide receiver AJ Brown after just two years after he signed a contract extension and said:
“When I hang my cleats up, it’s gonna be in that uniform.”
Today, Brown was traded away after becoming unhappy in Philly.
🗣️ "CALEB DOWNS IS THE BEST PLAYER IN THE DRAFT AND I DON'T CARE ABOUT POSITION! THIS IS GIGANTIC FOR THE DALLAS COWBOYS!"
– @EmmanuelAcho is ELATED to see Caleb Downs go to the Dallas Cowboys noting he could start on any NFL roster!
WE ARE LIVE RIGHT ⬇️ https://t.co/VgPAc0vVAR
DUSTY MAY WINS IT ALL IN ONLY HIS SECOND YEAR AS MICHIGAN’S HEAD COACH 😤
He’s just the fifth coach in NCAA history to become a champion in his first two seasons at a school 👏
"America is not America because of one individual group... And Bad Bunny displayed that at the Super Bowl halftime show and for that I'll give it a 10/10"
– @EmmanuelAcho commends Bad Bunny for his refusal to assimilate to typical Super Bowl halftime standards
What a journey for Sam Darnold! From doubts and setbacks to Super Bowl champion, he’s the embodiment of resilience and determination. Seeing him lift that trophy proves that perseverance and belief in yourself can turn even the toughest seasons into history-making triumphs. 🏈🏆 #Seahawks #SamDarnold #SuperBowlLX
The "seeing ghosts" moment became the defining low point of his early career—back in October 2019, as a young Jets QB mic'd up during a brutal Monday Night Football blowout loss to the Patriots (where he went 11-of-32 for 86 yards, 0 TDs, and 4 INTs). He famously told his coach on the sideline, "I'm seeing ghosts," capturing the panic and confusion of facing relentless pressure and a defense that seemed to anticipate every move. It turned into a viral meme, symbolizing everything critics said about him: overwhelmed, mistake-prone, a bust from the No. 3 overall pick in 2018.
Fast-forward to now: after stops in Carolina, a backup role in San Francisco (where he watched from the sideline during their Super Bowl run), a breakout resurgence in Minnesota, and landing with the Seahawks on that prove-it deal, Darnold has flipped the script completely. In Super Bowl LX (February 8, 2026, at Levi's Stadium), he led Seattle to a dominant 29-13 victory over those same New England Patriots. The Seahawks' defense smothered Drake Maye and the Pats (holding them scoreless through three quarters), while Darnold went 19-of-38 for 202 yards and a key touchdown pass to tight end AJ Barner—the game's first TD—that helped extend the lead to 19-0 in the fourth.
No ghosts this time—just clarity, poise, and a Lombardi Trophy. He's now a Super Bowl-winning starting QB, the first from the 2018 draft class to hoist the trophy (ahead of guys like Josh Allen, Baker Mayfield, and Lamar Jackson), and the first QB in NFL history to win one after playing for 5+ teams. From haunted by pressure and turnovers to seeing his reflection in the silver of the Lombardi—it's one of the greatest redemption stories in league history.
America is so unserious. There has been more controversy over the Bad Bunny Super Bowl performance than the immorality of those in power. Mind you, the only thing Bad Bunny did was be Puerto Rican, which is U.S. territory, might I add. 😒