Here’s how 12 newspapers responded to the Eagles-Chiefs Super Bowl outcome
A roundup of newspaper front pages across the country and their front page coverage of the Super Bowl
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The Super Bowl is officially over, but for Eagles fans reading their morning paper, there will probably still be a sting. Especially if they look at today’s Kansas City Star souvenir front page, with the headline “Bye Eagles Bye” — ouch.
Across the country, newspapers documented the big game on their front pages. Over the years, a newspaper’s front page has become an iconic first wave of celebration for big historical events, particularly sports.
In the moments after a win, athletes can often be seen holding special front pages marking the event, along with “champion” T-shirts and caps. For fans at home, those same front pages are an inexpensive memento of the event.
Here’s a look at how 12 newspapers across the country featured the Super Bowl on their front pages the morning after: