As the Kansas City Chiefs prepare for their third consecutive Super Bowl and the Philadelphia Eagles make their second appearance in three years, both teams share valuable insights from their players about managing the big game experience. Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes reflects on his first appearance, urging future players to play as they always have, while safety Justin Reid emphasizes the importance of enjoying the week and preparing for the game’s extended duration, including a lengthy halftime. Eagles players like A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith echo similar sentiments, focusing on staying grounded and enjoying the moment.

The emotional rollercoaster of the Super Bowl is highlighted by linebacker Nick Bolton of the Chiefs, who advises embracing the game’s fluctuations. Meanwhile, Eagles cornerback Darius Slay offers practical advice on pacing oneself during warm-ups, and tight end Dallas Goedert stresses the significance of contributing to the team's success on such a grand stage.