About 5½ hours before the Super Bowl, Jake Elliott was on the field kicking. He doesn’t always arrive that early — only sometimes, when the team is on the road — but on this day, he wanted to make sure he left himself plenty of time.

We’re looking at 15 crazy stats and records from the Philadelphia Eagles 40-22 win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 59

As we inch closer to Super Bowl kickoff, here's a look back at the big game's record-setting plays both teams will have an eye on.

Despite a blowout of a game and halftime performer telling people to turn off their TVs, the Super Bowl registered record ratings for the second year in a row, according to preliminary estimates.

Fox Corp. is boasting a record haul in ad sales for Super Bowl LIX on Fox and Tubi of more than $800 million in gross revenue.

Fox Sports is projecting a Super Bowl record average audience of 126 million U.S. viewers across television and streaming platforms.

Colorado’s gamblers set a new record for game-day wagering on Super Bowl LIX, betting almost $30 million on the day the Philadelphia Eagles destroyed the Kansas City Chiefs in New Orleans.

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Updated on Tuesday, February 11 at 2:42 p.m. ET: With final numbers now in, Fox says a record 127.7 million people watched Sunday’s Super Bowl LIX, and that an average of 133.5 million saw Kendrick Lamar’s halftime performance.

The Eagles’ 40-22 win over the Chiefs drew an average audience of 127.7 million viewers, according to Nielsen data.

Viewership hype around this year’s Super Bowl may have revolved around the Chiefs' shot at winning their third consecutive championship, which would have been an