News about Nick Bolton

With championship games set to begin on Sunday, Schrager is back on track to make the correct decision to extend his streak for six years. Schrager told the people in September that the Chiefs will overthrowrown San Francisco 49ers 34-28 for their second straight title. Schefter may or may not be able to get the Super Bowl matchup, winner, and the overall score correct this year, with both teams playing on Sunday.

As his team won Super Bowl LVII, dreams became a reality for Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Nick Bolton in more ways than one last night. Bolton was particularly strong midway through the Philadelphia Eagles' second quarter. Jalen Hurts, the Eagles' quarterback, sprinted right into Bolton on a planned QB route, with Bolton causing a fumble.

Swarms of citizens of the Philadelphia Eagles flooded the streets just after the team's humiliating 38-35 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night, swarms of police officers had been stationed around the city in fear of riots and unrest. Several arrests had been made by 10:30 p.m., with dissatisfied locals seen scaling lampposts, chanting 'f*** the Chiefs,' and hurling glass bottles throughout the city's downtown district. Several people were seen lighting fireworks on social media, while others were outraged on armed SWAT teams tasked with protecting the equipment. Even within the firing line, with angry shoppers seen dragging a marked car down a street. The loss is exacerbated by the fact that the Phillies, the city's baseball team, had just fallen out of the World Series just a few months ago.

Vandals did physical harm to a fiberoptic cable, according to Comcast, which has its corporate headquarters in the city and owns several of the city's sports teams. Several thousand customers were without service all afternoon leading up to the big game, the Eagles' first appearance in the Super Bowl in five years, according to reports. According to a Comcast spokesperson, the suspected vandalism was reported to Philadelphia police.