On Sunday, February 9th, the Kansas City Chiefs (15-2) will face off against the Philadelphia Eagles (14-3) in Superbowl LIX in New Orleans. Two years ago, both teams faced off in Superbowl LVII, with the Chiefs coming on top 38-35 in a shootout. Since then, both teams have built the rosters to prepare themselves, but are the uprising Eagles enough to stop Mahomes and the Chiefs from 3 peating?

The Eagles have established a strong foundation on defense this year, allowing 17.8 points per game and solidifying themselves as the #1 ranked defense in the league. The Chiefs are ranked the #9 defense in the league, allowing 19.2 points per game this season. Both sides have strong forces that make it challenging to keep a drive, yet the offenses keep both teams dangerous.

The Eagles have averaged 27.2 points per game this season, thanks to several profound stars. The new edition of Saqoun Barkley, a swift yet decisive running back, has set a forceful run game, achieving 2005 rush yards. Although the run is precise, Jalen Hurts has put the team under a set edition. Hurts reached 2,903 passing yards with 18 touchdowns and only 5 interceptions. Will the Eagles be able to match the pace of the Chiefs? The Chiefs have averaged 22.6 points per game this season, all under the command of Patrick Mahomes. Mahomes reached 3,928 passing yards with 26 touchdown passes yet 11 interceptions. The Eagles and the Cheifs are the most unstoppable forces in the league, making it extremely difficult to predict the matchup on February 9th.

Superbowl LIX holds a profound matchup between two teams that can’t find a way to lose. The Sports Reporting Staff put together a vote: 5 votes for the Chiefs from Dillon, Zack, Anaiya, Elise, and Alex, but only one vote for the Eagles from Meade. The Chiefs are a 1.5-point favorite, but the Eagles have everything to prove.