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Viewpoints Ep. 1: The Broadcast Booth | Super Bowl LV | Verizon 1 unexpected play. 7 unique perspectives. Viewpoints: a series exploring 7 POVs of the iconic “Philly Special. Viewpoint 1 of 7: Merrill Reese’s view from the broadcast booth. Get up to 7 live camera angles with 5G SuperStadium in the NFL app & watch Super Bowl LV on February 7 at 6:30pm ET on CBS. www.verizon.com/5G #5GBuiltRight #SBLV Did I really see what I thought I saw a play that will remain in their memories for the rest of their lives. On that day, I was about 110 yards away. Very high up in a corner of the end zone. It was not an ideal view. As a radio play by play broadcaster, I want to make sure that our listeners are aware of the Score, the time, the down, the distance. Eagles leading 15 to 12. 38 seconds left in the first half. Fourth and goal from the one and a half yard line. Foles, lines up for the shotgun Snap comes back to the back. It's a quick little toss to the flanker I rarely use the binoculars on a pass play, but there you throw them up Wide Open. Touchdown Eagles. They pulled it off. 13 00:00:55:000 00:00:56,450 When you have a view like that, I could only hope that I got it right, which fortunately I did. Eagles had pulled off one of the most unusual and game-changing plays in super bowl history. And I've got to admit, it took me completely by surprise. Merrill Reese - Philadelphia Eagles Radio Broadcaster

Viewpoints Ep. 2: In The Huddle | Super Bowl LV | Verizon 1 unexpected play. 7 unique perspectives. Viewpoints: a series exploring 7 POVs of the iconic “Philly Special.” Viewpoint 2 of 7: In the huddle with Nick Foles. Get up to 7 live camera angles with 5G SuperStadium in the NFL app & watch Super Bowl LV on February 7 at 6:30pm ET on CBS. www.verizon.com/5G #5GBuiltRight #SBLV I even, you know, listened to announcers say, "There's no way they're kicking this field goal." Well, it's the Super Bowl? It was a gut call. We all have gut reactions in life-- because I know this play is going to work to give us six points. That's what we need right now in this game, I just felt the huddle. I felt the field. It was all a disguise and deception to make the defense sort of step back and say, "What are they doing?" Snap to the running back, lateral to the tight end, tight end rolls out and throws it to the QB that is in the flat. But I remember when I was going out to the right, the end was a little wider than we had sorta prepared for... So I got over there, and I just paused and looked back for a second. And then once I felt him move inside a little bit, I knew I had it. There's no one around me. Time's sort sorta is in slow motion. You can see me really just look the ball in right here to the catch point and then just tuck it. I didn't have a end zone celebration. I wasn't really preparing for it. So I think I just screamed. I'm just really grateful I didn't drop it. And it ended up being a beautiful play that ultimately gave us six points in one of the greatest games ever. Nick Foles - Super Bowl LII MVP

Viewpoints Ep. 3: Behind The Lens | Super Bowl LV | Verizon 1 unexpected play. 7 unique perspectives. Viewpoints: a series exploring 7 POVs of the iconic “Philly Special.” Viewpoint 3 of 7: A photographer sees a shot he can’t miss. Get up to 7 live camera angles with 5G SuperStadium in the NFL app & watch Super Bowl LV on February 7 at 6:30pm ET on CBS. www.verizon.com/5G #5GBuiltRight #SBLV The first thing I thought was like, "Oh my gosh, this picture's in focus." You just really follow the football the entire time because you don't know what's going to happen. Who knew that Nick Foles would have a touchdown pass thrown to him? I was actually in the opposite end zone from where the Philly Special occurred. I'm photographing with a 600 millimeter. So you have no peripheral at all. You literally have tunnel vision, but that gave me direct line of sight to the play from 110 yards away. The skies opened up and the sea parted for that play to like happen in front of me and be able to quickly move the camera to Nick Foles, at the right second, at the right time. You can just see the biggest smile on Nick Foles face of just how big of a catch and moment that was. We are documenting history. You look back at some of these pictures and you're like, wow, these could be like kind of iconic images for people to just remember that point of view, where they were, when that game took place. Perry Knotts - NFL Photographer

Viewpoints Ep. 4: The Eagles Lifer | Super Bowl LV | Verizon 1 unexpected play. 7 unique perspectives. Viewpoints: a series exploring 7 POVs of the iconic “Philly Special.” Viewpoint 4 of 7:: A life-long Eagles fan finally witnesses glory. Get up to 7 live camera angles with 5G SuperStadium in the NFL app & watch Super Bowl LV on February 7 at 6:30pm ET on CBS. www.verizon.com/5G #5GBuiltRight #SBLV My son is six. And now that he's getting older, he really likes the idea of secrets. I'm a lifelong Eagles fan. I would say, Sam, I have a secret play for you. This is what we're going to do. It's called the Philly special. I didn't go to a super bowl party. There was just too much pressure that day. And I couldn't take the disappointment of being in the stadium, having traveled all that way if they lost again. So I stayed home with my family, a Philly cheesesteak, and the big screen TV. And I was all in. When the Eagles are in the red zone. Anything could happen. I'm watching with incredible concentration holding my breath. When the ball was snapped. There was this moment of what the, seeing all the misdirection. Nick Foles gets lost in the shuffle. And next thing you know, he's catching a touchdown pass. I'm getting choked up just thinking about it. It was amazing. E A G L E S Eagles. Woo! Mark Melrose - Eagles Fan

Viewpoints Ep. 5: The Patriots Die-Hard | Super Bowl LV | Verizon 1 unexpected play. 7 unique perspectives. Viewpoints: a series exploring 7 POVs of the iconic “Philly Special.” Viewpoint 5 of 7: A shocked Pats experiences a deafening silence. Get up to 7 live camera angles with 5G SuperStadium in the NFL app & watch Super Bowl LV on February 7 at 6:30pm ET on CBS. www.verizon.com/5G #5GBuiltRight #SBLV As a Pats fan I'm conditioned to feel like we are always in it. So I was watching at a very fun, very rowdy Patriots bar. The Eagles were up by three, going into the half. They came back out onto the field. I was still feeling very confident at that point in the game. We thought that if they were lining up, it was more going to be a quarterback sneak situation. When they actually ran the play, it happened in slow motion before our eyes. And all of a sudden Nick Foles is, is catching a touchdown in the end zone. You were kind of like, wait, what did I just see? You've got to be kidding me. We were shocked. Disbelief my friend that I was with cried. So three years later, I can appreciate it as a football fan. That that was a very gutsy call. Do I wish it didn't happen? Yes. But to Nick Foles, I would've said congrats, I guess. Grace Clemow - Patriots Fan All in Verizon 5G SuperStadium in the NFL app

Viewpoints: 1 Play. 7 Perspectives. | Super Bowl LV | Verizon 1 unexpected play. 7 unique perspectives. Introducing Viewpoints, a series exploring 7 POVs of the iconic “Philly Special.” Get up to 7 live camera angles with 5G SuperStadium in the NFL app & watch Super Bowl LV on February 7 at 6:30pm ET on CBS. www.verizon.com/5G #5GBuiltRight #SBLV The Philly special is a trick play. You didn't want to not score and give the ball back to the Patriots to begin the third quarter. The Eagles have got to kick a field goal right here. Philly special. Ready. And then you just noticed that Nick Foles has vanished. The reaction was just, it went quiet in the bar, E A G L E S. Eagles. Woo. Float to pistol target left punch Philly special on lane. Ready. Break. 1 unexpected play seen from 7 unique perspectives The broadcast booth, in the huddle, corner of the endzone, the vendor's view, behind the lens, the Patriot's die-hard, the Eagles lifer The way The way they saw it The way they felt it And now, how you experience it Watch up to 7 live camera angles with the ultra-low lag of 5G Ultra Wideband All in Verizon 5G SuperStadium in the NFL app

Viewpoints | Super Bowl LV | Verizon Viewpoints: 1 unexpected play. 7 unique perspectives. See how 7 people experienced the iconic “Philly Special” – from Nick Foles’ POV in the end zone, to a Pats fan’s moment of shock, to a photographer’s recollection behind the lens. Get up to 7 live camera angles with 5G SuperStadium in the NFL app & watch Super Bowl LV on February 7 at 6:30pm ET on CBS. www.verizon.com/5G #5GBuiltRight #SBLV The Philly special was a trick play. You didn't want to not score. It's a play of deception. The Eagles have got to kick a field goal right here, Philly special. Ready. And then you just noticed that Nick Foles has like vanished. It went quiet in the bar. I don't remember watching the Philly special. I didn't see it. E A G L E S Eagles. Woo! I've never seen anything like that before Float to pistol target left punch Philly special on lane. Ready? Break. The way they saw it The way they felt it And now, how you experience it Watch up to 7 live camera angles with the ultra-low lag of 5G ultra wideband All in Verizon 5G SuperStadium in the NFL app

Viewpoints Ep. 7: Corner Of The End Zone | Super Bowl LV | Verizon 1 unexpected play. 7 unique perspectives. Viewpoints: a series exploring 7 POVs of the iconic “Philly Special.” Viewpoint 7 of 7: Corner of the endzone. Get up to 7 live camera angles with 5G SuperStadium in the NFL app & watch Super Bowl LV on February 7 at 6:30pm ET on CBS. www.verizon.com/5G #5GBuiltRight #SBLV Hi, I'm Larry Foles' dad. I was at Superbowl 52 in the corner of the end zone watching the game live, but I don't remember watching the Philly special. I didn't see it. It was all a blur to me. That's I guess how hyped up I was. I'm a nervous wreck. There's no doubt about it. And I really didn't realize it until two o'clock in the morning when he arrived at the hotel and told us what happened. And I said, no, you didn't. And sure enough, he did. And then I went and watched it and I went, "Wow, this is pretty incredible." I'm sure I was watching the game and enjoying it. It's just still hard to believe that it happened. I think because of who Nick was-- a backup-- playing the goat, and for Nick to have the insight to go over and request that play... he had confidence. "I'm going to catch this ball. Let's run it. Let's score here at 4th and 1." It was probably one of the most remarkable days of our lives to see Nick play in a Super Bowl-- and play at that level-- against the greatest ever. It's probably the greatest play in the history of the Super Bowl. Larry Foles - Nick Foles' Father