As we settle into the reality that the Philadelphia Eagles are world champions and Jalen Hurts is a Super Bowl MVP, it's time for my annual tradition of taking a way-to-early look at 2025 projections.

If you want to be that last man atop a daily fantasy contest, the Super Bowl is your last chance. The bad news is: You’ve already filled out your last full roster lineup. Those days are gone. All we have are the goofy one-game format options. The good news: At least there are goofy one-game options.

We're finally here as Super Bowl LIX weekend has arrived. The waiting is over, and now we get to see the Chiefs and Eagles in action Sunday in New Orleans. I spent all week breaking down each position from a DFS perspective on DraftKings and FanDuel.

These are questions that need answering, and so we turned to our fantasy football cuisine expert, Jake Ciely, to construct a ranking of common game-watch grub, mixing in some surprising selections alongside iconic food and drink from Philadelphia, Kansas City and Super Bowl host city New Orleans.

Patrick Mahomes is built for the biggest stage. Making his fifth Super Bowl start in the last six seasons, Mahomes is seeking his third straight Super Bowl MVP award. And if the Chiefs QB leans on the quick passing game, uses his legs and converts in clutch situations, he’ll be well on his way to earning it.

SportsLine's NFL DFS Optimizer has revealed its top NFL DFS sleeper picks for Chiefs vs. Eagles in Super Bowl 59

Super Bowl LIX is upon us, as the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles will battle it out for the right to hoist the Vince Lombardi Trophy. According to t

On FD, you have more money ($60k) for fewer spots (only five). You still select a captain (or as they call it, an MVP). The difference is that your MVP costs the same as your non-MVPs. There is no penalty for putting a player in that slot, so you want the top scorer in your lineup as the captain, regardless of his price.