The festivities for Super Bowl 59 have officially started, and New Orleans is all set for an exciting evening with Super Bowl Opening Night kicking off on Monday.

Both the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles are ready to take center stage in the Super Bowl spotlight this week as they head to the Caesars Superdome to respond to numerous inquiries. The Eagles will take the field first between 8:00 and 9:00 PM ET, featuring stars like Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley, and A.J. Brown, who are expected to attract a significant audience. However, the attention may shift to the Chiefs when they appear from 10:00 to 11:00 PM ET, as media will flock to Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Andy Reid, and other notable players.

Stay with YSL News Sports for live updates throughout the night for all the latest information:

Roger Goodell Responds to Concerns About Tom Brady’s Dual Roles

After Tom Brady’s minority ownership stake in the Las Vegas Raiders was confirmed in October, there were questions about how he would manage potential conflicts of interest with his ongoing role as a broadcaster for Fox.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell expressed his satisfaction with how Brady is managing both responsibilities.

“Tom has been extremely cooperative,” Goodell commented. “He frequently checks in, asking, ‘Am I doing alright?’ He is genuinely dedicated to ensuring that he maintains a separation between these two roles and avoids any conflicts for the league or others.”

Goodell Calls Claims of Favoritism Toward Chiefs ‘Ridiculous’

During his press conference on Monday, Roger Goodell dismissed the notion that officiating consistently favors the Kansas City Chiefs as “ridiculous.”

“This reminds me a bit of scripting. Many of these claims originate from social media,” Goodell pointed out.

Exploring the Greatest Players, Games, and Teams in Super Bowl History

Before diving deeper into Super Bowl 59, let’s take a historical look back.

YSL News Sports’ Nate Davis has compiled a comprehensive overview of the most outstanding players, games, and teams to have graced the Super Bowl stage. The Chiefs especially feature prominently in all three categories, while the Eagles also boast some memorable moments.

Make sure to check out all three lists prior to the commencement of Super Bowl Opening Night.

• Top Super Bowl Games: A Ranking of All from 1-58
• Top Super Bowl Teams: Not All Were Winners
• Top Super Bowl Players: Which Players from Chiefs and Eagles Made the List?

What Time is Super Bowl Opening Night?

Super Bowl Opening Night will take place on Monday, starting at 8:00 PM ET. It will be available for viewing on NFL Network and streamed on Fubo.

Who Will Be Speaking at Super Bowl Opening Night?

All players and coaches from both teams will be available for interviews, but 11 players from each side will be selected to speak on stage.

Eagles

• 1. WR DeVonta Smith
• 2. WR A.J. Brown
• 3. QB Jalen Hurts
• 4. RB Saquon Barkley
• 5. T Lane Johnson
• 6. T Jordan Mailata
• 7. TE Dallas Goedert
• 8. LB Zack Baun
• 9. CB Darius Slay
• 10. HC Nick Sirianni
• 11. DE Brandon Graham

Chiefs

• 1. DT Chris Jones
• 2. LB Nick Bolton
• 3. QB Patrick Mahomes
• 4. TE Travis Kelce
• 5. S Justin Reid
• 6. CB Trent McDuffie
• 7. RB Isiah Pacheco
• 8. K Harrison Butker
• 9. WR DeAndre Hopkins
• 10. HC Andy Reid
• 11. WR Xavier Worthy

When Will Super Bowl 59 Take Place?

Super Bowl 59 is scheduled to begin on Sunday, February 9, at 6:30 PM ET in New Orleans.