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Van Jefferson Wins Super Bowl, Sprints To Hospital To See Newborn Son

Van Jefferson had an even greater home-field advantage at Super Bowl LVI than did his team, which was playing in its home stadium.

That’s because Jefferson’s wife, Samaria, was pregnant with the couple’s second child, a son, leading up to the big game. She was due officially on February 17, but the child clearly wanted to celebrate with pops as Samaria was seen leaving the stadium in labor on a stretcher.

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