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The Eagles-Chiefs Super Bowl ended on a controversial note when a questionable holding penalty seemingly changed the game’s trajectory. However, a recently released video of the play provides GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Philadelphia Eagles fans might be miffed at the holding call on James Bradberry that essentially ended the drama in Super Bowl LVII on Sunday, but the corner admitted to With Super Bowl LVII tied 35-35 with just 1:54 remaining, the Kansas City Chiefs faced a critical third down in Philadelphia Eagles territory to keep their drive continuing and run out some clock The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 38-35 in Super Bowl LVII on Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni also did not blame the referees for making the holding call on Bradberry Mike Florio and Chris Simms dissect the James Bradberry holding call on the game-winning drive of Super Bowl LVII to discuss why the nature of seeing an NFL This angle helps fans make a more informed decision on the controversial call. Football fans are still divided on the finishing sequence of Super Bowl LVII. James Bradberry's holding penalty on Super Bowl LVII ended in anticlimactic fashion on Sunday night. With just over 90 seconds remaining, the Chiefs were awarded a new set of downs on a questionable defensive holding call. A game-altering penalty. That is how Greg Olsen of Fox Sports described what happened with under two minutes to go in Super Bowl LVII. With the Kansas City Chiefs facing a 3rd and 8 at the Based on recent video footage released by NFL Films, “The Hold” — the controversial holding penalty called against Philadelphia Eagles cornerback James Bradberry on JuJu Smith-Schuster near the end of Super Bowl LVII that pretty much iced the game for the Kansas City Chiefs — was, in fact, legitimate. Posted on the NFL subreddit, the [] Super Bowl LVII is a game to remember but one of its biggest moments was the flag on James Bradberry for holding JuJu Smith-Schuster that led to a game-winning field goal. Colin Cowherd explains Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts delivered a Super Bowl thriller for the ages, but a controversial holding call in the final minutes robbed fans of a do-or-die final drive and led to an anticlimactic chip shot field goal for the Chiefs to win a second championship in the last four seasons. Mike Florio and Chris Simms explain why James Bradberry’s holding penalty was the right call and why it doesn’t matter that the ball was uncatchable, because it wasn’t pass interference. Super Bowl LVII: Eagles’ James Bradberry holding penalty was ‘right call’ - NBC Sports The Kansas City Chiefs won Super Bowl LVII 38-35 after an incredible game featuring an elite quarterback battle. But the game was decided in a way that will leave Philadelphia Eagles fans upset. CBS showed White defending Rams receiver Flipper Anderson and, just like the TV angles in Super Bowl LVII, the call looked marginal at best. After a false-start penalty, quarterback Jim Everett threw a touchdown pass to Anderson. The controversial holding call in the final minutes of Super Bowl LVII continued to be a talking point on Monday. How could the zebras throw the flag on what appeared to be a nit-picky penalty GLENDALE, Ariz. – There’s going to be a lot of anger in the Philadelphia area over the holding call on James Bradberry that allowed the Kansas City Chiefs to run the clock down to 11 seconds NFL Insider Josina Anderson joins CBS Sports HQ to recap Super Bowl LVII between Chiefs-Eagles.SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL: The holding call heard ’round the world was a reminder of sports’ inherent unpredictability. Which is why, as infuriating as the ending of Super Bowl LVII was, it also felt a little like Subscribe to my main channel here: me on Twitter: my Discord server: ht The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 38-35 to win Super Bowl LVII. With the game tied in the final minutes, Eagles cornerback James Bradberry was called for a hold that allowed
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