Eagles Dominate Chiefs in Historic Super Bowl Blowout
Wow, what a game! If you were expecting a historic Super Bowl showdown, well… you got history, just maybe not in the way the Kansas City Chiefs were hoping. The Philadelphia Eagles absolutely steamrolled the Chiefs, leading to one of the most lopsided Super Bowl games we've ever witnessed.
At halftime, the Eagles were already up 24-0 , and things were looking grim for Patrick Mahomes and his squad. The Chiefs' offense was completely out of sync—Mahomes threw two brutal interceptions, including a devastating pick-six by Cooper DeJean , and another pick deep in their own territory, setting up an easy Eagles touchdown. This wasn’t just a slow start; this was a collapse on the biggest stage in football.
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Now, if you’re wondering how bad this loss ranks in Super Bowl history, let’s talk numbers. The worst Super Bowl defeat ever was back in 1990 when the San Francisco 49ers destroyed the Denver Broncos 55-10 —a 45-point blowout. But as this game unfolded, many were asking: Could the Chiefs actually get shut out?
No team has ever been held to zero points in a Super Bowl, and for most of the game, the Chiefs were dangerously close to making that kind of history. The lowest score ever recorded in a Super Bowl was 3 points , done twice—by the Rams in 2019 and the Dolphins in 1972. Kansas City almost took that record and made it even worse.
It wasn't just about their lack of offense; the Eagles’ defense played lights out . They pressured Mahomes constantly, forced fumbles, and completely shut down the Chiefs’ run game. Kansas City managed to avoid the dreaded shutout with a late touchdown in the fourth quarter, but at that point, the damage was already done.
The final score? Eagles 40, Chiefs 6.
This game will be remembered for all the wrong reasons if you're a Chiefs fan. Instead of becoming the first team to win three straight Super Bowls , they walk away with one of the worst performances in Super Bowl history. For the Eagles, though? Pure dominance. Jalen Hurts was spectacular, the defense was relentless, and Philadelphia is celebrating another championship in style.
What a night.
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