The head coach of the San Francisco 49ers has an explanation regarding his team's questionable overtime decision.

There's nothing new about the NFL pushing a pop-star/football player relationship, to the irritation of its most loyal fans.

"Travis Kelce just ran up on one of the greatest coaches in NFL history and shoved him during the Super Bowl."

"The NFL spends years preparing for any and all security risks related to the Super Bowl," one social media user noted after the breach.

Quarterback Patrick Mahomes marched the defending champions right down the field on a touchdown drive to remember.

The San Francisco 49ers suspect beginning their day with an early morning clang and a bang was not an accident.

Kelce's reply to a silly question about the public's interest in his relationship with Swift prompted justifiable mockery on social media.

The media's hype machine over the Taylor-and-Travis show -- otherwise known as Super Bowl LVIII -- just had a huge wrench thrown in it.

In the midst of the Travis Kelce/Taylor Swift media blitz, Brock Purdy has been quietly making waves with his steadfast faith in God.

Taylor Swift's Chiefs have dominated off-field headlines, but the 49ers had an on-field issue with one of their defensive stars.