They say Minneapolis might be too frosty to play host to another Super Bowl, but no city has ever witnessed a hotter offensive show than the Blizzard of LII. The Eagles scored on eight of their 10 possessions, including all four in the second half, and the Patriots never punted. And in the end, Nick Foles directed the game-winning drive that Tom Brady couldn't, earning Philadelphia its first Super Bowl championship in electrifying style, with a 41-33 victory.
First quarter Eagles 9, Patriots 3
Offensive fireworks start early
What happened: For the first time in his eight Super Bowls, Tom Brady wasn't shut out in the first quarter. But Foles was the bigger star, hitting a diving Alshon Jeffery (above) in the back of the end zone for a 34-yard touchdown.
Newsworthy: Any fears about Foles being affected by nerves were allayed when he converted two third downs on the opening drive, taking the Eagles 67 yards and eating more than seven minutes before settling for a field goal.
EaglesPatriots
Passing yards102120
Rushing yards4720