Hawks deny Chiefs win three consecutive championships by 40-22

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In a Super Bowl with a storyline but less dramatic storyline, the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 Sunday at Superdome in New Orleans to win the team's second Super Bowl and deny the Chiefs Team History Three – Historic Three Shots. peat.

They had no plot against their first in the second Super Bowl meeting in three seasons. Hawks quarterback Jalen suffered two touchdowns and rushed for a third, kicker Jake Elliott connected four shots to score. With a 222-yard pass, Hurts also added 72 yards to the ground.

Pain, the Eagles for 38-35 Super Bowl Loss Two years ago, the Chief was troubled by a controversial call to hold the closing ceremony.

“Personally, myself, I’ve been able to use all my experience and learn from it,” Hurtes said after the game. “Good, bad, everything, use it to pursue your own greatness. I can't do any of these things without the people around me.”

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes struggled all night, making two interceptions, one back for a touchdown and losing a turnover on the striptease. He was fired five times in total when the Hawks dominated on both sides of the ball.

According to CBS Sports NFL writer Jeff Kerr, Mahomes' interceptions on Sunday were more than his other 20 playoff games combined.

The Hawks opened the scoring midway through the first quarter, with quarterback Jalen taking a hit in the patented “Tush Push” game, giving them a 7-0 lead. Jake Elliott's 48-yard midway through the second quarter extended their lead to 10-0.

Then the gate opened. Mahomes made an interception, and rookie cornerback Cooper Dejean returned for a 38-yard touchdown on his 22nd birthday.

Then, less than two minutes into the first half, Mahomes threw his second pick, this time with Hawks guard Zack Baun, deep in Chiefs’ territory. This set a 12-yard touchdown for Hawks catcher AJ Brown for a moment, and after a moment, the lead was extended to 24-0.

Elliott scored a 27-yard shot in the middle of the third quarter, giving the Hawks a 27-0 lead. When the Chiefs failed to convert their fourth game in the subsequent game, the Hawks delivered the dagger when they connected with Devontae Smith on a 46-yard touchdown pass, boosting the lead to 34-0.

The Chiefs finally joined the board later in the third quarter when Mahomes hit Xavier Worth with a 24-yard touchdown. The scoring drive also marked the Chiefs' first entry into the Hawks' territory in the game.

The Chiefs received two junk time touchdowns to make the profit more substantial, but it was too late.