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Video: Players to watch in Sunday’s Super Bowl

A look at who's leading Eagles, Patriots in key postseason statistics. Patriots' Tom Brady has completed 67 percent of his passes, with no interceptions. Eagles' Nick Foles has completed 78 percent of his passes, with no interceptions. Patriots rushing: Dion Lewis has 24 carries for 96 yards. He has 16 catches too. Eagles rushing: Jay Ajayi has 33 carries for 127 yards. Patriots receiving: Danny Amendola has 18 catches for 196 yards and two TDs. Eagles receiving: Tight end Zach Ertz has 11 catches for 125
By Staff writer
Feb 2, 2018

The big game is just around the corner. But there’s still time to stock up on food and then sit down and learn about each team too so you’ll know what and who to watch for in Sunday’s Super Bowl.

Check out the video above to find out who leads the Patriots and Eagles in rushing, receiving, tackles, sacks and interceptions in the postseason.

Both teams have played two games so far. They will meet again Sunday at 6:30 p.m. in Minneapolis.

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