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After 256 regular-season and ten playoff games, we are ready for the most important football game of the season: Super Bowl LIV.
Super Bowl LIV will be played by the Chiefs and the 49ers, who will be making the trip to Hard Rock Stadium on February 2 in search of the Vince Lombardi Trophy in 2020.
This is actually the very first time these two meet at the biggest game in football.
Kansas City is opening as favorites for this meeting, with the early spread opening at -1 1/2 points, and the total set at 53.
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The Chiefs were able to make it to the AFC title game for the second season in a row, and that is a first in franchise history for Kansas City. This is all thanks to current MVP Patrick Mahomes, who’s now expected to get the Most Valuable Player honors once again, especially if he’s able to win the Super Bowl.
Mahomes finished with three completed touchdown passes versus Tennessee, tying Pro Football Hall of Famer Kurt Warner for the most touchdown passes through the first four career postseason games in NFL history.
He was able to accomplish that after turning into the first player in the league to have at least 300 passing yards, five touchdown passes, and fifty rushing yards, all in a single playoff game. Indeed, fans of the Chiefs are delighted, and with high hopes of getting the win after fifty years without playing the league championship game.
To make it here, Kansas City defeated the Titans, acquiring the AFC title and a Super Bowl pass.
San Francisco entered the playoffs as the NFC’s first seed thanks to an impressive 13-3 regular-season record. Coach Kyle Shanahan couldn’t have been happier as his father Mike won Super Bowls 32 and 33 as the HC for the Broncos. And so he’s now part of a legacy, but to complete that incredible piece of history, he’ll need to raise the trophy himself in February.
This achievement by the 49ers turns out to be even more impressive when we consider the fact that the previous season this franchise finished with a 4-12 record.
To make it to the Super Bowl, the 49ers defeated Aaron Rodgers and the Packers, getting the NFC title in the process.
The very last time these two met was during Week 3 of the 2018 season, a game that marked the early departure of Jimmy Garoppolo from that season due to an ACL tear. That injury by Garoppolo is precisely the reason why the 49ers finished with such a poor record.
That ugly record was a decisive factor in disguise as it allowed them to acquire the second overall pick at the 2019 NFL Draft.
And, with that selection, San Francisco picked Nick Bosa, who ended up earning the Rookie of the Year award honors in 2019.
Bosa is now part of a powerful, dominant defensive lineup that allowed just 281.8 yards per contest during the regular second, the second-best record of its kind in the NFL.
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