The Kansas City Chiefs want to get back to the Super Bowl this season and win it for the first time. But how likely will it be for the Chiefs to get back to the big game?

ESPN's goal was to capture the Chiefs' pursuit and fulfillment of their destiny. What ESPN had hoped for was an epic commemorating history, but an inspired Eagles team had other plans. Destiny's new darling throttled the champs, the best quarterback of his era, and the man who might be the second most excellent coach of all time.

The defending Super Bowl champions, Metchie not only joins his former Crimson Tide teammate on the Eagles, but also many other Alabama players in Philadelphia. That list also includes Jihaad Campbell, Landon Dickerson, Jalen Hurts, Cameron Latu, Eli Ricks, Tyler Steen, and Byron Young.

Milton Williams #93 of the Philadelphia Eagles causes a fumble by Patrick Mahomes #15 of the Kansas City Chiefs in the fourth quarter during Super Bowl LIX at Caesars Superdome on Feb. 9, 2025, in ...

The scorebug from the Eagles' Super Bowl victory over the Chiefs last February appears like it's here to stay. Fox debuted a new scorebug for the Super Bowl, and it returned for the Bears' preseason game against the Bills on Sunday evening.

Philadelphia Eagles star quarterback Jalen Hurts isn't letting the team's Super Bowl win last season affect his motivation to chase another ring.

Per their injury report, Brown will join Lewis Cine (groin), Landon Dickerson (knee), and Brandon Johnson (groin) on the sidelines and won’t practice on Monday. “A.J. Brown remains sidelined for the Eagles, as they take their time to make sure he doesn’t suffer any setbacks,” reported Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network.

ESPN analyst Mel Kiper Jr. boldly picked a surprise team to win Super Bowl LX and claim the Vince Lombardi Trophy this winter.

Prior to the Chiefs' back-to-back titles over the 49ers and Eagles from 2022-2023, Kansas City also appeared in Super Bowl LIV (2019 season) and Super Bowl LV (2020), vying for consecutive trophies.

It was a tough day for a former Philadelphia Eagles star on Thursday. Philadelphia has some questions at safety right now thanks in large part to the fact that

Twenty years later, Kenny Pickett appeared in his first career Super Bowl while playing for his hometown team. With the Eagles firmly in control of Super Bowl LIX against the Kansas City Chiefs, Head Coach Nick Sirianni pulled quarterback Jalen Hurts and the starters, allowing the reserves to get some playing time.