For nearly 60 years, the Super Bowl has become a central part of American culture well beyond the sphere of pro football. And for many, the Super Bowl also prompts the need to touch up on a certain other piece of culture that always re-enters the collective conscience around Super Bowl time.

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith had the opportunity to join an exclusive football group in Super Bowl LVII two years ago. Even though the former Alabama All-American had seven receptions for 100 yards,

Super Bowl LIX will kick off on Sunday, Feb. 9 at 6:30 p.m. ET between the Kansas City Chiefs, as they look for the first ever NFL three-peat, and the Philadelphia Eagles, who are looking for revenge from Super Bowl LVII.

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith is heading back to his home state of New Orleans to play in his second Super Bowl against the Kansas City Chiefs. That means Smith won't have to spend the extra money on flights or hotel rooms for his family.

The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles are set to face off in Super Bowl 59, marking their second championship clash in three seasons. Both teams have battled through tough playoff matchups, with the Chiefs taking down the Texans and Bills,