The stage was set for Brady, 40, to mount one of his famous comeback drives as the clock ticked down and the Patriots took possession. But superb pressure from Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham forced Brady to fumble, turning the ball over to Philadelphia deep in New England territory. Brady, who had been bidding to become the oldest quarterback to win the Super Bowl and the first man to win six Lombardi Trophies, sat on the turf in disbelief as the Eagles erupted in celebration. Yet the night belonged to Foles, who had only come into the Eagles' starting line-up in December after a season-ending injury to star quarterback Carson Wentz. Foles was named Super Bowl Most Valuable Player after the game -- but unusually could find himself without a job next season if he remains at the Eagles as a back-up.

Source: The Nation Bangkok February 05, 2018 03:45 UTC