After the Philadelphia Eagles took a 10-point lead midway through the third quarter of Super Bowl LII, the New England Patriots quickly cut into the lead when quarterback Tom Brady hit wide receiver Chris Hogan for a 26-yard touchdown.

The Patriots touchdown drive was seven plays, 75 yards in just under four minutes to bring the Eagles’ lead to 29-26.

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