The Eagles called run plays more frequently than any team in football — 55.7% of their snaps, per FTN Network — and that’s not strictly because their quarterback, Jalen Hurts, is willing to tuck it and scramble. They also had the fewest dropbacks in the league. The rushes come by design, in other words.

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Donald Trump on Sunday tried ― as he often does when it comes to big news events ― to make the NFL playoffs all about himself. The Kansas City Chiefs’ 32-29 victory over the Buffalo Bills ― which set up the Chiefs for a third straight Super Bowl appearance ― prompted the president to post on his Truth Social platform:

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President Trump took some time to congratulate the Kansas City Chiefs as they head to the Super Bowl and patted himself on the back too.

Everywhere President Donald Trump looks, he sees MAGAfest Destiny—including, apparently, the NFL Playoffs. After the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Buffalo Bills 32-29 in a nail-biter on Sunday, earning them a trip to the Super Bowl for the third year in a row,

President Trump in a late-night social media post congratulated the Kansas City Chiefs after they won the AFC Championship Game, advancing to another Super Bowl. The president, however, was quiet when it came to the Philadelphia Eagles’ win in the NFC Championship Game.