In the upcoming Super Bowl rematch, Philadelphia Eagles' rookies Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean have transformed a previously weak secondary into a formidable unit. Reed Blankenship, who experienced limited play in his rookie season, commended their rapid development, noting their veteran-like preparation and performance.

Mitchell, drafted from Toledo, has shone in the playoffs, allowing just five catches for 24 yards. DeJean has also made significant contributions since taking on a starting role. Meanwhile, Kansas City Chiefs' Xavier Worthy, a first-round pick, has become a pivotal part of their passing game, showcasing impressive chemistry with Patrick Mahomes.