Nine months ago in New Orleans, the Eagles didn’t just beat Kansas City in the Super Bowl; they dismantled them. It was a coronation disguised as a competition. By halftime, Philadelphia had 24 points on the board while the Chiefs had only 23 total yards of offense. Think about that. Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid couldn’t even pick up more than one first down until late in the half. Nick Sirianni’s team suffocated Kansas City’s rhythm, then emptied the bench in the second half. It was a blowout that validated everything this roster had been building toward: depth, development, and dominance.
Super Bowl LIX Rematch: Do the Eagles have a mental edge over the Chiefs in Week 2?
