The AJC on Super Bowl 57

Here’s a look at some of the stories from the AJC’s D. Orlando Ledbetter, Mark Bradley and Michael Cunningham in advance of the Chiefs-Eagles Super Bowl matchup Sunday in Glendale, Ariz.:

Predictions

- Michael Cunningham: Eagles fly high

- Mark Bradley: Count on the Chiefs

How to watch on TV

- Sunday: One huge football game, plus 16 basketball games

More from the AJC

- State of Georgia connections in the Super Bowl

- Two Sprayberry High graduates in the big game

ExploreChiefs vs. Eagles: Three key matchups

- Former Georgia Tech kicker Harrison Butker doing big things in KC

- Former UGA players bypassed by Falcons now in SB with Eagles

- Ex-Valdosta State TE finds himself in big game with Chiefs

ExploreMetro Atlanta has been key to Jalen Hurts' rise in NFL

- Sprayberry High grad McKinnon thankful for family support in tough times

- Eagles WR believes Falcons are in good hands with coach Arthur Smith

- Falcons close to drafting current Chiefs backup QB Chad Henne in 2008

ExploreHurts, Mahomes embracing history on eve of SB matchup

- Eagles videos: Fletcher Cox, Jordan Davis | Nick Sirianni | Jalen Hurts

- Chiefs videos: Travis Kelce | Jerick McKinnon | Patrick Mahomes

- Game breakdown: Chiefs LBs vs. Jalen Hurts | Eagles’ pass rush vs. Mahomes

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