Philly Wins!

February 10, 2025- Monday

I wanted the Kansas City Chiefs to win.  The Philadelphia Eagles really didn't care what I wanted.  Philly made quick work of the Chiefs yesterday, 40-22, and the game was not as close as the score.  The game was dictated by the Eagle's defensive line that did not give Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes time to do anything.  Six sacks, two interceptions, one for a touchdown, showed the Chiefs offensive line was totally over matched in this Super Bowl.  The Eagle's offense was very good and followed in the footsteps of their defense.  

Philly is the best team in professional football and do not show any signs of getting weaker next year.  Jalen Hurts was named the game's most valuable player, but the Eagle defensive line should have been given the award.  On to the 2025- 2026 season and the Eagles can go ahead and put two games in the win column since they play the Dallas Cowboys twice each year.   

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