The Super Bowl is upon us, and we couldn’t have asked for a better matchup to close the 2022 NFL season. It’s the No. 1-seed Chiefs against the No. 1-seed Eagles — a battle between two of the league’s most explosive offenses, two of this year’s MVP finalists, and both literal and proverbial brothers, with star siblings Travis and Jason Kelce squaring off on the field, and Chiefs coach Andy Reid up against the franchise that employed him for more than a decade.
Most Super Bowls feel like a true coin flip, and this one’s no different. Both the Eagles and Chiefs went 14-3 before winning conference titles, and both have showcased elite quarterback play with Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes, respectively. Betting against Mahomes and Reid in any circumstance feels foolish, but then again, no team has been as consistently well-rounded as Philadelphia. So which contender is our early pick to win it all? Find out below.
How to watch the Super Bowl
Date: Sunday, Feb. 12
Time: 6:30 p.m. ET
Location: State Farm Stadium (Glendale, Arizona)
TV: Fox | Stream: fuboTV (try for free)
Odds: Eagles -2, O/U 49.5
Featured Game | Philadelphia Eagles vs. Kansas City Chiefs
What the Chiefs have going for them
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- That guy who wears No. 15: Sprained ankle or not, Patrick Mahomes is unlike anyone else who plays the position. He is the Tom Brady of his time in the sense that he can never be counted out, except of course he also tends to be one of the most effortless athletes on the field at any given time. The guy comfortably led the NFL with a career-high 5,200+ passing yards, casually tossed 40+ touchdowns and then scrambled for clutch yards on a bad leg in the AFC title game, and not a single one of us batted an eye. His presence alone means Kansas City will be in this contest.
- Travis “Always Open” Kelce: That slogan has been attached to the Eagles’ A.J. Brown this year, but no one deserves it…
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