Donald Trump is going with the back-to-back champions on Sunday in New Orleans.

The President selected the Kansas City Chiefs when asked who he thought would win in Super Bowl LIX in his pregame interview on Fox on Sunday afternoon. The interview, which was taped ahead of time, aired just hours before the Chiefs’ rematch of Super Bowl LVII with the Philadelphia Eagles at the Caesars Superdome.

He was very wrong. The Eagles rolled to a dominant 40-22 win over the Chiefs, ending hopes of their historic three-peat.

While Trump cited Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ success as part of his reasoning, he praised Mahomes’ wife, Brittany, before doing so.

Trump spent the morning golfing with Tiger Woods and his son, Charlie, at Trump International Golf Club in Palm Beach, Florida. Trump, an avid golfer and fan of the game, met with PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan and Adam Scott earlier this week about the Tour’s negotiations with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund and LIV Golf. Woods signed onto the Tour’s statement about that meeting at the White House, but he did not attend.

Trump was the first sitting president to actually attend a Super Bowl on Sunday. He was a guest of Saints owner Gayle Benson and attended the game with Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, who is from Louisiana. It's unclear who else sat with him in the suite. Trump, though, left the game around halftime.

Multiple presidents have attended the game in the past once they have left office. George H. W. Bush did the coin toss at the game twice. Former first lady Jill Biden, a longtime Eagles fan, is set to attend Sunday’s game, too.