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Internet hilariously demands to see 'live footage' proof of Jason Kelce as streaker rampaged at Super Bowl LVIII

During the third quarter of the Kansas City Chiefs vs. San Francisco 49ers game at Allegiant Stadium, two fans temporarily interrupted Super Bowl LVIII

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA: Super Bowl LVIII kicked off on a sluggish note, with both the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers facing challenges in scoring points in Las Vegas. However, the third quarter brought an unexpected twist as a fan sprinted onto the field, promptly apprehended by vigilant security.

Jim Nantz and Tony Romo amusingly labeled him a "partial streaker" due to his trousers. Fortunately, his intrusion was short-lived as security swiftly tackled and escorted him off the field.

On X, fans asked, "Was the streaker Jason Kelce?" One user chimed in, "We need a live shot of Jason Kelce to confirm he’s not the streaker."

One user quipped, "Streaker confirmed at the #SuperBowl was in fact Jason Kelce." A fourth user joked, ""We got a streaker on the field." Me: "Jason Kelce?"" 

One further wrote, "Streaker..... does anyone have eyes on Jason Kelce?" "Is the streaker Jason Kelce? You know we’re all thinking it…." wrote another.

Two arrested after running on Super Bowl LVIII field

Two individuals were apprehended for allegedly running on the field during the Super Bowl on February 11 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. With approximately five minutes remaining in the third quarter, the unauthorized individuals entered the field. The incident did not impact the game significantly, as the individuals were not visible on the broadcast. Shortly after, Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker successfully made a 57-yard field goal, setting a new Super Bowl record previously held by San Francisco 49ers rookie kicker Jake Moody.

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officials confirmed the arrest of the two individuals involved in the incident.

Super Bowl LVIII camera loses Jimmy Garoppolo

At the start of Super Bowl LVIII, a cameraperson pursued 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo as he sprinted onto the field. Unfortunately, the crew member stumbled and fell while capturing the moment, and Garoppolo was unaware he had left the cameraperson behind. The quarterback hurried to the sidelines, unknowingly leaving the cameraperson in the dust, creating a memorable fumble even before the game began.

Major error made by CBS announcer Tony Romo during Super Bowl LVIII call

Tony Romo's commentary during Super Bowl LVIII between the Chiefs and the 49ers had its flaws. On Sunday afternoon, the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and Jim Nantz co-anchored CBS's coverage of the NFL championship game. Romo made a significant blunder in the second quarter when he mistakenly compared San Francisco 49ers standout edge rusher Nick Bosa to his brother, Joey.

It's an honest and understandable error. However, a mistake like that should not occur during the broadcast of the Super Bowl.