Longtime NFL wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins will play in his first Super Bowl on Sunday afternoon in New Orleans, and he'll doing so honoring his late father. "My dad died in 1992 and he left me a couple things,

Marshall’s line of questioning to Chiefs wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins provided one of the most touching moments of the night. Because player pregame fashion is a big deal these days, Marshall wanted to know what Hopkins planned to wear ahead of Sunday’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Both parts of that statement changed this season. After Hopkins got traded to the Kansas City Chiefs and finally experienced some winning — he was a part of two playoff wins in his first 11 seasons then doubled that total with the Chiefs last month — it came as he was practically a ghost in the offense.