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quadruple of trophies. patrik mahomes says it's "always cool" to play in front the first one to attend the super bowl. at the caesars superdome in new orleans. it'll be the second time in three years they've faced super bowl in a row. want to say, but there's a certain quarterback that seems to be a pretty good winner." of a sitting president, someone who is at the top position in our country. so i did not see that clip but obviously, it is cool the game i play. during the build up to the super bowl it's been confirmed that australia will become the sixth

ground, will host the first game to be held in the asia—pacific region next year. the los angeles rams will be the designated �*home' australia, and the game is growing so rapidly there. next location. in getting out in front of it, this one will take some planning and announcing for 2026, giving ourselves 18 months. but we found a great partner in melbourne and in october after signing a new short term contract. at the end of the three—test series against the british and irish lions in the summer. he says he wants to spend more time with his family.

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