Harrison Butker kicked Super Bowl-winning field goal wearing two different boots
Super Bowl 57 between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles was one of the most thrilling NFL season finales fans have ever seen.But one of the major talking points throughout the contest was the dreadful field conditions at State Farm Stadium. So bad was the grass, it prompted both the Chiefs and Eagles into a number of shoe changes in order to keep their footing in what appeared to be slippy conditions.And now it has emerged Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker wore two different shoes when kicking the Super Bowl winning field goal that wrapped up the game for Kansas City.READ MORE:Tom Brady had to look up 'thirst trap' meaning after taking underwear selfieWith the score tied at 35-35, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes led a Kansas City march down the field, setting up the simplest of 27-yard field goals for Butker to knock through the posts with just seconds remaining.Given Butker missed a kick in the first half by striking the left upright on a 42 yard field goal, there was every chance that miss could have played on the 27-year-olds mind.What did you make of the awful field the Chiefs and Eagles played on in Super Bowl 57? Let us know in the comments section.However, the Chiefs kicker, operating in two different cleats, drilled his Super Bowl winning kick straight down the middle.
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