The Hawks Win Super Bowl Lix, Denied Chiefs' History in Dominant Way

The Philadelphia Eagles won the Kansas City Chiefs at the Caesars Super Balm in New Orleans Sunday night, winning the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 and winning the Kansas City Chiefs’ track 40-22.

The Chiefs hope to be the first team in NFL history to win three consecutive wins, but the Hawks, who lost to the Chiefs two seasons before the “big game” ensured revenge.

Philadelphia now beat Tom Brady and the second Lombardy trophy for the New England Patriots in 2018.

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Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts leaves, left, right receiver Devonta Smith, right, touchdown in the first half of the NFL Super Bowl 59 football game Score AJ Brown scored a first-half touchdown against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, February 9, 2025, in New Orleans. (AP Photo/Matt Slokham)

Those who thought the Eagles would win this game did not win the game this way, because from the beginning of this game they ruled the Chiefs in all three stages until the end.

The Chiefs are one of the best offenses in the NFL this season, and the team with a clear history over the past two years has only had 34 yards in the first half as the Hawks’ defense flourishes the line.

Mahomes was never comfortable and it showed up when they suffered the first three possessions. Meanwhile, despite the first possession, the Eagles were able to enter the end zone in the second bypass zone.

Trump receives a raucous reception to Trump during Super Bowl Lix National Anthem

After moving down, Jalen Hurts found Jahan Dotson on a 28-yard strike, initially considered the first touchdown in the game. However, after commenting, Dosen was found on the one-code line.

But you know what's going on there.

The Hurts were stabbed into the end zone, allowing the Hawks to improve the game 7-0, and they did not look back after that.

How uncomfortable the Mahomes were during the whole half as the Eagles pass Rush continued to go home no matter how many players the defensive coordinator Vic Fangio was sent.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts leaves, left, right receiver Devonta Smith celebrates with wide-ranging in the first half of the NFL Super Bowl 59 football game Receiver AJ Brown's touchdown, Sunday, February 9, 2025, in New Orleans. (AP Photo/Matt Slokham)

Mahomes was fired for up to five times in a 2024 game, while the Hawks scored six points at night to show their dominance. But it's not just the defensive line-the secondary is also working.

In the first half, rookie cornerback Cooper Dejean, who celebrated his 22nd birthday, picked Mahomes on a scrambled throw and then ran another 38-yard six, which made The Hawks rose 17-0.

Mahomes will have another interception in the first game deep in his territory at the end of the second quarter. Two games later, Hurts also found AJ Brown, who also did it in Super Bowl LVII, which was almost a 24-0 dagger.

By the time the second half began, the Chiefs were already in desperate mode, with five games entering the first drive and they were forced to tie. After the Hawks kicked the ball, Mahomes saw his fourth and short pass be knocked out as he moved it to the Hawks.

Then, in this game, the real dagger was seen, as Devonta Smith grew up for an hour from New Orleans in Amite City, Louisiana, and he was A 46-yard touchdown catch was broken into the miserable perfect pitch.

At 34-0, even if rookie Xavier Worthy found the finishing area on the Mahomes' 24-yard pass, the deficit between the Mahomes was unable to overcome.

But ultimately, with the Eagles playing out, the Chiefs are never close to making a comeback and never let the classic “Mahomes Magic” work.

Philadelphia Eagles receiver Devonta Smith (6) won a touchdown pass in the NFL Super Bowl 59 football game in New Orleans on Sunday, February 9, 2025 in New Orleans The second half of the 59 football game was played with a touchdown pass. (AP Photo/Doug Bank)

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History was not created in New Orleans on Sunday, but the Hawks will always be a team that seems unstoppable.

The Eagles aren't just flying — they're going to Super Bowl again.

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