Super Bowl LVII (57), Philadelphia Eagles vs the Kansas City Chiefs, the Chiefs prevailed 38-35 over the Eagles even with Mahomes on an injured ankle, a game that was sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.
Two years later, these two giants of the NFL square off once again, except this time in New Orleans at Super Bowl LIX (59).
This game will take place on February 9th at 6:30 EST at Caesars Superdome in the heart of the bayou, New Orleans, Louisiana. The halftime show will feature rapper Kendrick Lamar, appealing to a younger generation of spectators.
With the history of these two teams looming over, you could expect a completely different game from these historic giants. The dynamics of these two teams have changed completely, and this Super Bowl has a great chance of being locked in a defensive scrap.
The top 5 Kansas City defense looked as strong as ever in the conference championship against the Bills and Philadelphia finally was able to turn their secondary around with the rookie signing Cooper DeJean partnering with veteran Reed Blankenship and Darius Slay, now becoming the number one defense in the NFL.
Slay is set to leave the Eagles or retire at the end of this season. In the end, can the Eagles avoid the penalty flag that falls so commonly in the Chief’s favor? This game will be decided by which defense makes the most mistakes, whether that’s letting Saquon sneak through KC or the Eagles allowing a Kelce reception for a big gain.
It’s going to be a tough day in Vegas for those unfortunate people who have to set betting stat lines for this unpredictable game.
The Chiefs offense, led by Mahomes, and the Eagles offense, led by Hurts, are both performing at the top of their game.
Mahomes is coming off one of his best games in the season against Buffalo throwing for 245 yards and rushing for 43 yards and two touchdowns.
The Chiefs have various weapons besides Mahomes. With TE Travis Kelce and RBs Hunt and Pacheco, they can hit you from the air and have success on the ground, keeping the Eagles’ defense on their toes.
Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley, AJ Brown — all of these Eagles offensive stars are going into the Super Bowl with incredible momentum. After the Eagles became the first team to score 50+ in a conference championship, these guys have proved they are ready to play.
Although the big plays and big names get all of the attention, we really should focus on the main reason the Eagles can make these massive plays.
Jalen Hurts stands behind one of the most immovable offensive lines in NFL history. Even after losing center Jason Kelce, these lineman have turned themselves into a kelly green wall that makes 4th & 1 look like child’s play.
These two offensive behemoths are ready to square off on the 9th and prove to the country why they deserve to be the Super Bowl Champions.
Will it be Mahomes, leading KC to their three peat, solidifying them as one of the greatest dynasties in professional football?
Or will it be Hurts, silencing the doubters and bringing the Lombardi trophy back to the city of brotherly love for the first time since 2018?
What is your personal Super Bowl Prediction?
My prediction, I think it will be back and forth all throughout the game, and the winning play will be a Saquon Barkley 40+ yard run and an Eagles Super Bowl victory!
Fly Eagles Fly!
