The Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs touched down in Phoenix on Sunday, a week before the big game. We have a look at what goes into welcoming the teams to the desert.
Both teams arrived in the Valley and were greeted by picture perfect weather. They have a week to get ready for the big game on Feb. 12 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale.
"There’s a lot of behind the scenes that people don’t know," says John Grinevich with Munitions Systems for the Air National Guard. "We have our full capacity of almost 900 service members who are here at our training insulation today," says 1st Lt. Wes Parrell.Image 1 of 5"They came to us probably about two months ago and said there are a lot of logistical challenges right now with the construction that’s happening at the airport, also the influx and all the passengers that are coming in at the same time, and if we would be willing to help partner with them to help host the team arrival," Parrell said.
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