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What to expect from the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl

Kansas City will be watching as the Chiefs take the field in this weekend's Super Bowl. What is the energy like on the ground in Arizona, and what should fans expect out of the team? Plus: A Kansas organization is spending $20 million on Super Bowl commercials as part of a campaign to "rebrand" Jesus.

With mere days until the Kansas City Chiefs face off against the Philadelphia Eagles, the energy is high in Glendale, Arizona. KCUR's Sam Zeff talks with sports reporter Greg Echlin about what to expect from the Chiefs in Sunday's Super Bowl.

An Overland Park foundation has spent $20 million in advertising during the coveted Super Bowl commercial lineup. Its goal? To rebrand Jesus as just as human as the rest of us. KCUR's Peggy Lowe has the story behind the "He Gets Us" campaign.

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