The Philadelphia Eagles tied the Kansas City Chiefs in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl 57 on Sunday at State Farm Stadium thanks to an “Octopus” by Jalen Hurts.
What’s an Octopus? In betting parlance, it is when the same player scores a touchdown and follows with the 2-point conversion.
That’s exactly what Hurts did against the Chiefs.
He set up a record-setting third touchdown run by a quarterback in one Super Bowl game with a 46-yard pass to DeVonta Smith.
WIDE OPEN.@Eagles on the 2-yard line!
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Hurts went over the goal line to make it 35-33 and then he barged into the end zone on the 2-point conversion.
FOUR TOUCHDOWNS FOR @JalenHurts. WOW.
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Two-point conversion is good.
Buckle up. Tie game.
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