The Kansas City Chiefs were beaten 42-29 by the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, with star kicker Harrison Butker suffering a night to forget after the final whistle

Today is the big day. The biggest sporting event of the year is here and there are going to be plenty of familiar faces. The Chiefs and the Eagles are going to

Harrison Butker renegotiated his contract without the help of an agent, saved a teammate’s life, underwent his first surgery and delivered a polarizing speech.

Harrison Butker is expressing confidence in his kicking and in the stances he's taken on some sensitive issues as he enters his fifth Super Bowl.

Today is the big day. The biggest sporting event of the year is here and there are going to be plenty of familiar faces. The Chiefs and the Eagles are going to

Sunday's game could very well come down to one kick. Here's how a pair of Super Bowl veterans keep everything "as normal as possible."

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker followed up on his commencement speech backlash ahead of Super Bowl LIX vs. the Philadelphia Eagles.

The crowning glory of the final AFL game was an essential validation of team owner and AFL founder Lamar Hunt’s vision, and Dawson was named the game’s most valuable player. Afterward, Stram received a congratulatory call on a locker room phone from President Richard Nixon — who later also spoke with Dawson, since he was the MVP.

A season that will end with Butker kicking field goals in Super Bowl 2025 for the Chiefs began with him in the national spotlight for a very different reason.

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker has sung his family's praises through the years. "Growing up my mom was my biggest supporter, guiding me to be the man I needed to become," Harrison wrote in a May 2020 Mother's Day tribute shared via X by the Kansas City Chiefs.