Final score winners!

Eagles 40, Chiefs 22. That score makes $250 winners of -

. Papa G

. Lonczak

. Tom Sharp

. Frabotta.

Strip sack!

That strip sack of Mahomes triggers a $10 blitz prize for Lonczak.

Q3 in the books.

The Chiefs touchdown is a godsend for these lucky $150 winners as the score landed at 34-6 Eagles after three quarters.

. Eamon

. Rettmann

. Cunin.

Second Quarter Winners

The Birds are up 24-0, and that's good news for $150 winners -

. Papa G

. Iggles Betsy

. Howze

. Polka Joe.

Baum with the pick!

That interception is good for a $10 blitz prize for Polka Joe.

CDJ to the House!

That pick six by rookie phenom Cooper Dejean triggers an unprecedented $25 blitz prize for Chadwick!

Turnover!

That pickoff by the Chiefs triggers a $10 blitz prize for C Mitchell. 

First Quarter Winners

Congrats to these $150 winners from the Q1 score of Eagles 7, Chiefs 0.

. Papa G

. Allshouse

. C Mitchell 

. O'Brien.

Talking baby!

The talking baby in that commercial triggered a $10 blitz prize for Cornejo.

Jan Stenerud Grid

Before becoming the NFL's first great kicking specialist, Chiefs kicker Jan Stenerud was a Norwegian at Montana State on a ski jumping scholarship. Goofing around the field one day, a coach saw him kick something and said, get that guy a uniform. He nailed a 59-yarder before he knew the rules. Stenerud ended up playing 19 years in the NFL.

Vince Papale Grid

Maybe he only played three seasons as a sub, but this Eagle legend has to be the only adult ever to transition from the stands to the uniform. An Eagles season ticket holder for 10 years, at 30 years old he somehow made the Eagles roster as a walk-on and embodied fan dreams as an honest-to-goodness Philadelphia Eagle. (Vince is also in the Hall of Fame...of Interboro High School. Delco pride!)

Curley Culp Grid

This grid honors Kansas City Chiefs legend Curley Culp, the only player in the NFL Hall of Fame to win an NCAA wrestling title. Even Buck Buchanan knew not to mess with Curley Culp. 

 

Pete Pihos Grid

This grid is named after Philadelphia Eagles great Pete Pihos, who, even though you've never heard of him, is actually in the Hall of Fame. I admit it: only guys with great names get picked for grid titles.