Every NFL season — as sure as there will be hand-wringing over officiating and scrutiny about whether the Jets and Giants can extricate themselves from their malaises — it happens. A team goes deep into the regular season without losing and the talk begins about whether that team might equal what the ’72 Dolphins did in producing a perfect,

Fomer New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight end Rob Gronkowski is no stranger to the Super Bowl. He played in five of these games — he missed Super Bowl LI due to injury — and has four rings.

As the Chiefs prepare to play the Philadelphia Eagles in New Orleans for Super Bowl glory, Gronkowski says Kansas City will "always step up to the level that they need to and play at that level no matter what situation it is and no matter how big the stage is."