Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker recently met with former President Donald Trump at the Oval Office. This meeting follows Butker's endorsement of Trump in the lead-up to the 2024 election, encouraging Christian support for the Republican nominee. The White House characterized the meeting as a gathering of the 'GOAT of kicking' and the 'GOAT of presidents.'

This isn't Butker's first White House visit; he previously attended with the Chiefs after their Super Bowl victory in 2023. During that visit, he made headlines with a commencement speech at Benedictine College, where he expressed views critical of former President Joe Biden.

Super Bowl LIX promises to be a star-studded affair, not just on the field, but during the commercial breaks as well. Several big-name athletes are featured in this year's lineup of commercials, with ad spots reportedly selling for a staggering $8 million each. Among those appearing are Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid and quarterbacks Peyton and Eli Manning.

Peyton Manning stars in a comedic Bud Light ad alongside Post Malone and Shane Gillis, as they prepare for a neighborhood party. In another entertaining spot, Reid, along with actor Nick Offerman and NBA star James Harden, humorously pays tribute to Pringles' iconic mascot during a Super Bowl watch party.

Soccer legend David Beckham finds himself in a quirky storyline where he meets his supposed twin, played by Matt Damon, while the Chiefs appear in a Doritos focus group, offering comedic insights on the ads presented to them. Other ads showcase a pickleball competition featuring Sabrina Ionescu and Randy Moss, adding to the diverse lineup of commercials aimed to entertain viewers during the big game.

Super Bowl LIX is poised to be a fiercely contested matchup, with the Kansas City Chiefs marginally favored over the Philadelphia Eagles by 1.5 points. It's a game that could hinge on the prowess of kickers, reminiscent of their last Super Bowl encounter where a last-minute field goal secured Kansas City a victory. Harrison Butker, the Chiefs' kicker, boasts a remarkable track record with 32 consecutive postseason kicks, while Jake Elliott of the Eagles is noted for his 95.7% accuracy in playoff scenarios. Both kickers carry the weight of high expectations, especially considering their performances in previous Super Bowls.

Elliott, who has been a reliable force, is also aware of his struggles from long distances this season, but remains optimistic about his performance. His mental approach and previous clutch moments highlight his ability to thrive under pressure. Butker, on the other hand, shared insights on his kicking technique and mental preparation, emphasizing the importance of consistency, especially in high-stakes situations like the Super Bowl. With both kickers' capabilities in focus, the potential for a decisive final kick looms large.

Super Bowl 59 is set for February 9, featuring a rematch between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. The Chiefs, representing the AFC after a 15-2 season, edged the Eagles 38-35 in Super Bowl 57. This year, the Eagles, who went 14-3, earned their spot after defeating the Packers, Rams, and Commanders.

Injury concerns loom for the Eagles with DeVonta Smith limited in practice due to a hamstring issue, while Dallas Goedert practiced fully with an ankle injury. Betting lines show the Chiefs as 1.5-point favorites, with an over/under set at 48.5 points. SportsLine's AI predictions favor the Under, highlighting both teams' strong defensive performances this season.