52 things we learned from Super Bowl LII

February 05 February 05       FOLLOW US      NFL MLB NBA NHL NCAAF NASCAR UFC HIGH SCHOOL FANTASY USATODAY.COM   SPORTS   nfl   52 things we learned from Eagles-Patriots Super Bowl LII     These are the moments, stats and trends we won't forget from an all-time classic Super Bowl.         Ad-Meter     The votes are in: Alexa loses her voice but Amazon wins USA TODAY's Ad Meter       nfl     Malcolm Butler roiled by Super Bowl benching; 'They gave up on me'         nfl           Nick Foles' trick-play TD catch in Super Bowl was true 'Philly Special' Nick Foles became the first player in Super Bowl history to both throw for and catch a touchdown in the same game.     nfl           Malcolm Jenkins joins two other Eagles teammates who will not visit White House Eagles' Malcolm Jenkins, one of the leaders of the Players Coalition, joins teammates Chris Long and Torrey Smith in ruling out a White House trip.     nfl           Analyzing results of strange Super Bowl prop bets, from Pink's hair to Trump tweets Take a look at some Super Bowl prop bets, from the color of Pink's hair to God receiving a shout-out in the MVP speech.     ftw           Pats LB likes Instagram post bashing Butler benching More drama in the Patriots locker room?     nation-now           Larry Nassar, again sentenced to decades in prison, gets 40 to 125 years in final criminal case The sentences stem from three sexual assault charges at a gymnastics club in Eaton County, Mich.     nfl           Gisele Bündchen comforts children after Patriots' Super Bowl loss, congratulates Eagles Gisele Bündchen didn't want to let a Super Bowl loss pass without relaying an important message to her children.     nfl           Nick Foles 'not worried' about future despite Carson Wentz's impending return to Eagles The Super Bowl MVP is likely to return to the bench once Carson Wentz is healthy, but he isn't looking too far ahead.   Advertisement   The Day In Sports Gallery Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham (55) celebrates after causing New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady to fumble during the fourth quarter in Super Bowl LII.     Popular Stories Super Bowl 2018: Fans laying down $1 million bets in favor of Philadelphia Eagles Inside the Carnival ships that made cruising history Amtrak train on wrong track collides with freight train; 2 dead, 116 injured   To forward this e-mail to a friend, click here You are currently subscribed to this newsletter with the address: bimagroup2.onlineincome@blogger.com. To UNSUBSCRIBE, please click here. Manage Subscriptions | Help | Advertise | Home Delivery | Privacy Policy - Your California Privacy Rights © 2018 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, LLC. 7950 Jones Branch Drive, McLean, VA 22108