Mostly, Kadarius Toney looked down, the gray Super Bowl 57 hoodie pulled over his head, which was covered with a gray Chiefs knit hat.
“It’s really breathtaking,’’ Toney said Monday night. “This is probably like the biggest thing I’ll ever be in. I’m just taking it all in right now.’’
“It feels awesome, man,’’ he said during the Super Bowl Opening Night event at Footprint Center, where the Suns play basketball.
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