CHARLOTTE — Charlotte may not have a team playing in Super Bowl LVII but the Queen City definitely has a beloved player competing in Sunday’s big game.
“At Mallard Creek, we’re just proud of him and to have the chance to play in the national championship, win a national championship, and then a year later be able to play the Super Bowl, that’s top-notch,” said Kennedy Tinsley, head coach at Mallard Creek High School.
Jordan Davis is a rookie for the Philadelphia Eagles who will face the Kansas City Chiefs in Sunday’s game.
The defensive tackle grew up in Charlotte and was a sought-after 2018 graduate of Mallard Creek.
Tinsley said Friday was Jordan Davis Day, and everyone wore Eagles gear.
In the video at the top of this webpage, the impact Davis has had at home as fans get ready for the Super Bowl in Arizona.
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