Mahomes and the Chiefs: On the way to the historic triple devil!

Mahomes and the Chiefs: On the way to the historic triple devil!

In the Super Bowl On Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs will try to write history by becoming the first teams to win the three consecutive titles in the Super Bowl era. The opponent are the Philadelphia Eagles, who are also strongly positioned and just lost against the chiefs last season when Patrick Mahomes achieved the decisive field goal. Trainer Andy Reid and Quarterback Mahomes are at the top of this ambitious mission. Mahomes, who is one of the biggest quarterbacks ever, is still considered a key player. Chris Calaycay, coach of the Vienna Vikings, emphasizes: "Patrick Mahomes is simply a legend. He has the talent to adapt to every situation and make the game surprising," reports Laola1 .

The Eagles as a serious opponent

On the other hand, Ulz Däuber, General Manager of the Raiders Tyrol, believes that the Eagles will win the upper hand, especially with their strongly developed defense. "The Eagles have a top 2 defense in the NFL. They become a tough opponent," said Däuber and added that such games are decisively influenced by the error rate. The Eagles, led by Quarterback Jalen Hurts, who recovered from injuries, have outstanding players like Saquon Barkley and A.J. Brown. According to AP News this will be the biggest challenge for the chiefs, since the Eagles about the best defense have the league, including new key players. Hurts himself found an incentive last season to ensure that this time he can win the Lombardi Cup after he lost so scarce in 2023.

The focus of the chiefs is clearly on the game against the Eagles and the possibility of a historical victory. Mahomes and Reid are aware of the pressure that is connected to the hunt for the third title, and they focus on doing their best and concentrating on the immediate goal instead of thinking about the importance of a possible “threee sweat”. "We have to make sure that we are ready in the field to beat the Eagles," concluded Jones, the three-time all-Pro defensive tackle, optimistic.