The names to know for Super Bowl LVII

Reid is coaching in his fourth Super Bowl and third with the Chiefs. He also led the Eagles from 1999-2012, winning 224 regular season games and making a Super Bowl appearance following the 2004 season. The offensive mastermind hopes to win his second Super Bowl in four years with KC.

Sirianni is in his second season as Eagles head coach after serving as offensive coordinator in Indianapolis for three seasons. He's helped revamp the franchise with Jalen Hurts under center, leading the team to the playoffs in both of his seasons.

An annually prominent head coaching candidate, Bieniemy helps lead the Chiefs' explosive offense. The former running backs coach played under Reid with the Eagles, and has served as the Chiefs offensive coordinator since 2018.

Steichen has been the offensive coordinator of the Eagles since Sirianni was brought on board in 2021 after previously serving as the offensive coordinator of the Chargers in 2020.

Spagnuolo has a legendary career as a defensive coordinator, winning one Super Bowl with the Giants and one with the Chiefs. He's appearing in his fourth Super Bowl as a coordinator and has been with the Chiefs since 2019. He also served as a head coach with the Rams for three seasons.

Gannon has in his second year as Eagles defensive coordinator and served as cornerbacks coach for the Colts previously, where Sirianni was also on staff. His defense finished third in points allowed and third in yards allowed during the regular season.

The face of the NFL and likely 2022 MVP, Mahomes led the league with 5,250 passing yards and 41 touchdowns. Mahomes is now appearing in his third Super Bowl in five years as the Chiefs starting quarterback. He suffered a high ankle sprain during the Divisional Round vs. Jacksonville, but the injury hasn't stopped the 27-year-old quarterback yet.

Hurts was a second-round pick by Philadelphia in 2020, replacing Carson Wentz late in his rookie season. He's shown steady improvement since then and was a Pro Bowler and MVP candidate this year with 3,701 yards passing and 35 total touchdowns in 15 regular season games. Hurts overcame a shoulder injury late in the season to lead the Eagles to the Super Bowl. College football fans also remember his prominent amateur career well as a top quarterback at Alabama and Oklahoma.

A rookie seventh-round pick, Pacheco has emerged as the Chiefs top back in the latter half of the season. He finished the regular season with 960 yards from scrimmage and five touchdowns, and features a powerful running style.

Sanders made the Pro Bowl in his fourth NFL season, finishing the regular season with 1,347 yards from scrimmage and 11 touchdowns. He's averaged a terrific 5.0 yards per carry for his career.

McKinnon is in his second year with the Chiefs, and has shared snaps with Pacheco for much of the year. The veteran is featured on third downs and is a great story, overcoming major knee injuries that sidelined him for two seasons to spark the Kansas City offense. He led all Chiefs backs with 10 touchdowns during the regular season.

Gainwell is in his second season as Philadelphia's third-down back. He had 409 yards from scrimmage and four touchdowns during the regular season, and has been very productive during the playoffs, with 160 yards rushing in two games.

Smith-Schuster spent his first five NFL seasons with the Steelers before joining the Chiefs in free agency this year. He was the team's leading wideout this season, with 78 catches for 933 yards and three touchdowns. He missed much of the AFC Conference Championship with a knee injury, but hopes to return for the Super Bowl.

A former star wideout for the Titans, Brown was traded to Philadelphia during the offseason and put together a career year. The fourth-year player had 88 catches for 1,496 yards and 11 touchdowns during the regular season, but he has only seven catches in two playoff games.

Toney departed the AFC Championship early with an ankle injury, but he has an excellent chance to return for the Super Bowl. He was acquired earlier this season from the Giants after being selected in the first round of last year's draft. Toney is a key contributor on offense and as a punt returner.

Smith was a Heisman Trophy winner at Alabama, and he has been highly productive for the Eagles in two seasons. He finished with regular season with 95 catches for 1,196 yards and seven touchdowns, and he also scored a touchdown in the Divisional Round vs. the Giants.

Valdes-Scantling signed with the Chiefs in the offseason following four years in Green Bay. He had 42 catches for 687 yards and two touchdowns during the regular season, but the speedster has scored in each of the Chiefs playoff games and led the team in receiving during the AFC Championship.

Goedert had a solid regular season with 55 catches for 702 yards and three scores in 12 games. The fifth-year player also scored during the Division Round.

Moore was a second-round pick for the Chiefs this year. He's had an erratic season but came up big for the team in the AFC Championship with a late punt return that led to the game-winning field goal. His role could increase if the Chiefs wideouts remain out due to injuries.

Kelce is in his 12th season with the Eagles and was an All-Pro for the fifth time this year. The center was drafted by Andy Reid with Philadelphia in 2011, and will be facing his younger brother, Travis Kelce, in the Super Bowl.

Kelce continues to add to his historic career, gaining over 1,000 yards for the seventh consecutive time this season. He's a four-time All-Pro and surefire future Hall of Famer who led the Chiefs in both receptions (110) and receiving yards (1,338) this season. Travis is the younger brother of Eagles center Jason Kelce.

Sweat is one of Philly's top pass rushers, recording 11 sacks and 48 tackles during the regular season. The fifth-year defensive end made his first Pro Bowl last year.

The 29-year-old Clark is appearing in his third Super Bowl in four seasons since joining the Chiefs in 2019. The three-time Pro Bowler had only five sacks in 15 games during the regular season, but he's recorded 2.5 sacks in two playoff games.

Graham was drafted by the Eagles and former head coach Andy Reid in 2010 and is now in his 13th season with the team. After missing much of last season to injury, he recorded a career-high 11 sacks this year at age 34.

Jones is a top candidate for NFL Defensive Player of the Year after a spectacular season, recording 15.5 sacks and 29 quarterback hits. The four-time Pro Bowler and first-team All-Pro recorded two sacks and five quarterback hits in the AFC Championship.

Cox was drafted by former Eagles head coach Andy Reid in 2012, and has gone on to make six Pro Bowls with the team. The veteran recorded seven sacks during the regular season.

Bolton is in his second year with the Chiefs, and led the team with 180 tackles during the regular season. He also regularly made big plays, with two sacks and two interceptions.

Hargrave is in his seventh NFL season and third with the Eagles. He made the Pro Bowl in 2021 but arguably had a better season in 2022, with a career-high 11 sacks plus one sack in the NFC Championship.

Gay is the Chiefs top coverage linebacker and is coming off a career year with 88 tackles and 2.5 sacks in 13 regular season games. He suffered a shoulder injury in the AFC Championship but is optimistic about playing in the Super Bowl.

Reddick signed with the Eagles during the offseason and made his first Pro Bowl, recording 16 sacks and leading the NFL with five forced fumbles. He's recorded 3.5 sacks in two playoff games.

Sneed is in his third NFL season, and is the Chiefs top cornerback. He had 108 tackles, three interceptions, and 3.5 sacks during the regular season. Sneed suffered a concussion early in the AFC Championship, but could return for the Super Bowl if he clears concussion protocol.

Edwards led the Eagles in tackles this season, recording 159 along with two sacks. He's in his fourth season with the team.

McDuffie is a rookie first-round pick, and has emerged for Kansas City in the second half of the season after missing six games to a hamstring injury. He finished the regular season with 44 tackles and seven passes defensed in 11 games.

Philadelphia's top cornerback, Slay made his fifth Pro Bowl this season. He recorded three interceptions for the second consecutive year.

Reid signed with the Chiefs as a free agent during the offseason after four seasons with the Texans. He had 83 tackles and seven passes defensed during the regular season, and regularly covers opposing tight ends.

Bradberry signed a one-year deal with Philadelphia in the offseason, coming over from the rival Giants. He recorded at least three interceptions for the fourth consecutive season.

Thornhill has been a regular starter for all four of his seasons with the Chiefs. He had a career year with 71 tackles and three interceptions in 16 regular season games.

Gardner-Johnson led the league with six interceptions this season, accomplishing the feat in only 12 games. The former Saints safety also recorded 67 tackles.

Butker struggled during the regular season after spraining his ankle on the opening kickoff of the season, making a career-worst 75% of his field goal attempts. However, the sixth-year kicker has been perfect in two playoff games and is kicking in his third Super Bowl.

Elliott is in his sixth NFL season and will appear in his second Super Bowl with the Eagles. He made 87% of his field goals during the regular season, and also led the league with 51 extra points made.