Super Bowl week Media Night features Eagles and Chiefs podium sessions
Media Night kicks off Super Bowl week in New Orleans, featuring podium sessions for the Eagles and Chiefs, with key remarks from Roger Goodell on officiating and diversity policies.
Super Bowl week's Media Night is here, where the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs will each give us an hourlong gabfest at the Superdome in New Orleans.
Expect to hear more about the Chiefs' pursuit of a historic trifecta and them laughing at officiating conspiracy theories. As for the Eagles, might we get more book recommendations from A.J. Brown? Or Jalen Hurts having to defend his passing?
The Eagles will go first, starting at 8 p.m. ET. Here are the 11 Eagles who'll have podiums:
- Head coach Nick Sirianni
- QB Jalen Hurts
- RB Saquon Barkley
- WR DeVonta Smith
- WR A.J. Brown
- T Lane Johnson
- T Jordan Mailata
- TE Dallas Goedert
- LB Zack Baun
- CB Darius Slay
- DE Brandon Graham
Kansas City's session begins at 10 p.m. ET. The 11 Chiefs with podiums are:
- HC Andy Reid
- QB Patrick Mahomes
- TE Travis Kelce
- DT Chris Jones
- WR DeAndre Hopkins
- WR Xavier Worthy
- K Harrison Butker
- LB Nick Bolton
- S Justin Reid
- CB Trent McDuffie
- RB Isiah Pacheco
Media Night followed Roger Goodell's state of the league address Monday afternoon, where he answered questions on hot-button topics like officiating, which has dominated the discourse around the Chiefs (he called the notion that referees favored the Chiefs "ridiculous"), and the league's policies promoting diversity in the workplace (he defended the NFL, saying its rules and procedures make the league better).
