Philadelphia didn't score on its first drive against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday in Super Bowl LIX, but it did score on its second. The Eagles got the ball back despite a somewhat controversial start to the game.

Jalen Hurts opened up the scoring between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs with a brotherly shove on Philadelphia’s second drive to put the Eagles ahead 7-0 in the first quarter. Hurts was +650 at BetMGM to score the first touchdown, coming in just behind Barkley at +400.

Jalen Hurts tied the Super Bowl career record for rushing touchdowns by a quarterback as he scored the first points in Super Bowl LIX on 1-yard sneak on Sunday. Hurts’ fourth rushing touchdown came on his second carry in Super Bowl LIX and the 17th rushing attempt of his Super Bowl career.