Eagles' Philly Special Secures Super Bowl Upset

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The Philadelphia Eagles pulled off one of the biggest upsets in Super Bowl history by

beating the New England Patriots 41-33.

They were 5-point underdogs with backup quarterback Nick Foles starting in place of the injured

Carson Wins.

The Eagles have been the top team in the NFC all season long.

The Patriots were chasing a second straight title after Tom Brady's famous comeback from

a 28-3 deficit the year before against.

Atlanta.

Philadelphia jumped out to a 15-3 lead midway through the second quarter.

New England fought back to make a 15-12 with just over 2 minutes left in the half.

Fans and players still talk about the gutsy call that swung momentum.

Facing fourth and goal from the one-yard line, Coach Doug Patterson dialed up a bold trick

play.

He showed the teams trust in each other and set the tone for their resilience.

Back up running back, Corey Climmon took the direct snap from center Jason Kelsey.

He pitched it to tight end trade burden who threw a perfect pass the Foles in the end zone

for the touchdown that Philly's special play sealed their half-time edge.

Looking back, it highlighted why those Eagles were so special under Patterson's leadership.

The win ended New England's dynasty run and gave Philly its first Super Bowl title in

franchise history.

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