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Why the Underdog Chiefs Will win Super Bowl 57
While the Chiefs are 1.5-point underdogs entering the Super Bowl, it’s not like that fazes this team.
“We’re wired to go after it every year,” KC quarterback Patrick Mahomes said after his team eliminated the Cincinnati Bengals in the AFC Championship Game.
Who is to argue? The Chiefs are in their third Super Bowl in four seasons, with Mahomes trying to become a multi-winner. If he leads his team to victory on Feb. 12 in Arizona in Super Bowl 57, Mahomes will be the 13th starting QB to win more than one title. Since he won’t turn 28 years old until September, Mr. Mahomes likely could add to that total.
Mahomes has had two weeks to heal his sprained ankle, and with that mending time, we expect the dual-threat play-maker to be back to his usual self. This means the Eagles’ defense has many things to think about as they game plan for the Chiefs. An overaggressive pursuit plan could flush Mahomes and lead to first downs through the KC star’s legs.
We like the Chiefs to go as Mahomes goes. If he minds his decisions and keeps the ball out of the clutches of opposing defenders, and is as mobile as we know he can be, there’s no reason he won’t win a second title for the Chiefs.
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Why the Favorite Eagles Will win the Super Bowl
It’s reasonable to assume oddsmakers at DraftKings have the Eagles installed as favorites because of their defense. But while Philly ranked 3rd in the NFL in the fewest yards allowed, and KC was 12th, the difference in points was negligible. The Eagles allowed 25 fewer points over the course of the season.
Still, the linebacking corps for the Eagles is better than the unit you’ll see from KC in Super Bowl 57. That’s a big reason to give the 1.5 points and bet on the Eagles. The play of Haason Reddick and T.J. Edwards could make the difference. We also like how corners Darius Slay and James Bradberry have been playing this postseason. And here’s a tip: if Avonte Maddox cannot make an impact on Sunday (he’s in a walking booth this week but is still listed as a starter), pay attention to his backup, Josiah Scott. The third-year safety from Michigan State made the first four starts of his career this season and had two interceptions.
On the offensive side, the Eagles have the more established and rugged running game. Most observers would admit that Philadelphia’s offensive line should be able to create holes for running back Miles Sanders. If they can open big gaps against the Chiefs (who allowed only 10 TDs on the ground this season), “Miles” might be how far he runs, and not just his first name.
We like the chances for an Eagles defensive player to make a game-breaking play over a Chiefs player doing the same. It also bodes well that the Eagles have scored on their first drive in each of their last five games, recording a TD four times. The Eagles’ offense is prepared and efficient when it touches the ball first, often rolling off a time-consuming drive to set the tone for the game.
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