Ex-NFL star Todd Gurley describes which bosses, Eagles players, who mentally prepare for the Super Bowl, to prepare

The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles were before Super Bowl Lix in this position.

Experience in this high -pressure environment is certainly an advantage for the players who have gone through this nerve -wracking week, but what exactly do these players experience behind closed doors?

A former NFL player revealed what he came up with before he got a blast at the Lombardi Trophy.

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“To be honest, you think about gifts that you will buy when you win and you will receive the winners,” Ex-Los Angeles Rams and Atlanta Falcons told Fox News Digital in the Radio Row on Wednesday. “You don’t think ahead, but you are like ‘we go to vegas and celebrate.'”

Gurley joked that both Kansas City and Philadelphia will not stay long after the parade at the time that wins.

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Now Gurley in Super Bowl Liii did not get the feeling of winning and fell Tom Brady and the New England Patriots (13: 3) to end the 2018 season. Gurley only had 10 wearing for 35 yards when the Rams had to struggle on the offensive.

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Gurley explained how the team tried to prepare as if it were a normal week when they came to Atlanta.

“They only try to treat it like a normal week, but they know that they only have a few more days, so they just want to lock up,” he said, and at the same time discussed his partnership with Bush’s beans. “You are like ‘a few days left. Let us lock us in.’ And then you try to be as cliché as possible: ‘It’s just another game, it’s just another game.’ “

However, what the chiefs and Eagles found out in the Super Bowl the first time was at least from Gurley’s point of view.

“To be honest, when the game came, I can definitely say that it was far from one of the fastest games in which I have ever played,” he said. “It was like a blurring. I really don’t remember too much. It was great, super fast.”

The adrenaline pumps with millions of observation can reach heights for the players of all time, and Gurley even mentioned that the half is too long due to the pomp and the circumstances of the signature halfime show.

Here, too, there is only a handful of players in every team who do not know this feeling of going through meetings, media supplies and practices, since only one game for fame remains.

For the chiefs, you basically have a routine with the super bowl, as you can write trophies gained with three consecutive Lombardi trophies and is the first team in the NFL story that does this.

Players like Jalen Hurts, AJ Brown, Devonta Smith and others want revenge when the Eagles fell on the chiefs (38-35) in this game two years ago in Arizona.

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Preparation is the key, but even with this and experience is the pressure to play everywhere at the greatest level. Legends are made in the Super Bowl, and Gurley understood that when he took the field in the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in February 2019.

Super Bowl joy with Bush’s beans cooks

Gurley’s preparation for the “big game” today is to get into the kitchen to bring delicious food at home, which he always likes to do.

Gurley was in Los Angeles and said he had cookouts all the time. What he cooks is the main question, but there seems to be a constant: baked beans.

It is not just the original of the Standard Bush, of which Gurley believes it is more than good. He prefers his family’s secret recipe.

“You want to spice it up a bit,” he said. “Of course you usually go to the original. But you just see things. Before YouTube and you learn all the stuff from the family or learn it from your friends like ‘Hold on what you put in the other day?’ And then you start to add things, so make cattle meat when you are a beef type, or if you do Turkey.

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