Tyler Foggatt on the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory over the San Francisco 49ers, an effort led by Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, and Taylor Swift.
And yet the Chiefs’ victory felt inevitable, in the same way that their presence in the Super Bowl was inevitable. As the sports analyst Tony Gonzalez reminded us at the start of Sunday night’s game, “Four Super Bowls in five years.” Gonzalez went on, “This is a dynasty in the making.” The N.F.L. loves a good dynasty, even if no one else does.
My mother-in-law seemed truly confused by a five-second commercial for the language-learning app Duolingo, in which the app’s trademark bird suddenly grew a large butt. It was utterly incomprehensible to those who hadn’t seen a Duolingo TikTok, posted hours before the game, of the bird getting a Brazilian-butt-lift surgery. Over all, the commercials felt abrasive, and written for people with fried attention spans.
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