The Kansas City Chiefs are reportedly opting out of a Super Bowl rally if they defeat the Philadelphia Eagles.

Things weren't looking great in the second half of Super Bowl 54 against the 49ers, with San Francisco holding a 20-10 lead heading into the fourth quarter. Then, Mahomes did what stars do.

During last year’s Super Bowl where the Chiefs defeated the San Francisco 49ers to become back-to-back champions, a mass shooting erupted at the Chiefs’ rally in downtown Kansas City.

Shortly afterwards, the lights went out in the Dome. After powers was restored, it somehow sparked an inexplicable 49ers’ rally—cutting the deficit to 28-23 with more than a quarter to play.

Up next, however, comes New Orleans’ 11th Super Bowl, and its first since the 2012 49ers’ rally fell short in a 34-31, blackout-interrupted defeat to the Baltimore Ravens.

NEW ORLEANS -- A new face is being added to the San Francisco 49ers' defensive staff. Former Indianapolis Colts defensive coordinator Gus Bradley is joining the 49ers to work under Robert Saleh.