Was This the Greatest Super Bowl Run EVER?
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they got it ranked as the hardest superbowl path in nfl history for opponent dvoa
I fw dvoa, but the thing is. Miami and buffalo were RAVAGED by injuries, baltimore and san fran just shot themselves in the foot literally just self destruction it was insane. No clue how we managed to win this ring but aye il take it lmao
@@Aburner960but still, it’s tough going up against those teams
@@ChiefBlue4298 considering how detroit and greenbay self destructed, purdy was atrocious, maybe sf werent that good after all. Obviously juggernauts in the rs, but they looked bad in the ps
@@Aburner960 San Fran was also ravaged by Injuries in the Super Bowl with Deebo and even more importantly, Dre Greenlaw out.
Hardest DVOA doesn't really matter when you won 3/4 games on mickey mouse shit.
This and the Giants 2007 run was brutal that’s the best run because they were complete underdogs in every matchup and had to beat a legendary team
The 2007 Giants is the obvious answer
The 2007 and 2011 Giants were the greatest Superbowl run ever because it was a true underdog story I mean who expected the 2007 Giants with a record of 10-6 to not only survive all 3 playoff rounds but make it to the Superbowl and win it all by beating a undefeated 16-0 Patriots team even more impressive the Giants did it again in 2011 with a 9-7 record which isn't really an impressive record but to take it all the way to the Superbowl and win it against the same team that dominates the NFL league is what makes the 2007 and 2011 Giants the toughest and impressive Superbowl runs ever followed by the 2020 Buccaneers when Tom Brady beat Washington football team, The Saints, and The Packers all on the road to host the Superbowl in their home stadium and win it all and I would say the next greatest Superbowl run after the two Giants Superbowl runs and the Buccaneers Superbowl run is the 2023 Kansas City Chiefs run
@@dayshawnbryant8778dudes the 2020 Bucs had road games in empty stadiums. Then had a SB, AT HOME with the most fans all season vs a crippled Chiefs team.
As a loyal and diehard chiefs fan, 2007 giants definitely had the greatest playoff run of all time. Hell, you could even the packers in SB 45 as having the next hardest after the giants and before the chiefs
@DeepfriedBaby I just wanna understand your comment correctly are trying to say the 2020 Buccaneers runs to Superbowl 55 is the most impressive and toughest over the Superbowl 42 and 46 runs with the Giants and the most recent run that just happened Superbowl 58 with the Chiefs? if your saying the Buccaneers run is the best out of the 3 others I just mentioned I can see your point the 2020 Buccaneers won it all in the middle of a Pandemic with no off-season no real training camp I don't even think there was a preseason in 2020 can't remember but all those odd against them and that season and still win the Superbowl unbelievable its by far Brady's hardest and most impressive Superbowl runs compared to his Patriots Superbowl runs and its definitely neck and neck with the 2 Eli Superbowl runs
KC’s defense was sublime all year, and they seemed to get better when it mattered most. Great season & playoff run 🏆
I’m calling it the legion of Doom. The third legion in the nfl following their offensive legion of zoom.
@@Bruce_Jendersneed and mcduffie prolly
MVP should have been given to defense
for what its worth it actually wasn't all that surprising to me they looked like this in the playoffs. KC has a rep for defensively kicking it up a notch with mid tier defenses. this year they had been great all year at all 3 levels of their defense and in the playoffs they made everyone look foolish.
Def a solid run. That defense was very elite then paired with Mahomes, you have something special
It begs the debate, is this really the Chiefs best team during the Mahomes era? I say yes.
@@darrellmessbarger3827definitely the best defense, when we get a wr1 this team because a legendary team and it already is great
@@darrellmessbarger3827it might be in terms of all around team skill. The defense is the best it’s even been during this run, and Mahomes is way better than he was in 2019 and 2022
@@darrellmessbarger3827 Depending on how Free Agency and Mahomes restructure goes next year could be their best team. It will be third year for a lot of their young players after two deep playoff runs, Mahomes in his prime and helping to draft WR (he assisted with Rice).
@@darrellmessbarger38272019 I think
This Superbowl was very satisfying
How?
Great googly moogly.........just like a Snickers bar.
@@koldonn1111it was a good game I made nachos and my homie made sliders and I met his baby and we got drunk it was a good day
@@koldonn1111probed all the haters like you wrong 😂
Yeah, it really was..
One of the best playoff runs I can remember seeing for sure. Imagine beating all 4 of those teams in a season. That would be huge. Chiefs beat those 4 teams all in a row. Incredible
No luck. You run what you brung. Beating the #4 and #2 seed teams and then both #1 seed teams isn't luck. The Chiefs were - in the end - the best team. Now go get that 3-peat Chiefs.
LET'S GO CHIEFS
Ehh they got pretty lucky. The Bills defense was really banged up, and they were missing Gabe Davis.
The Ravens were a travesty. Props to the Chiefs defense, but Zay Flowers played awfully bad. They would have tied the game if he didn't try to stick the ball across the goal line. He even injured his hand right afterwards because he got upset.
Love your screen name, 'cause we're all getting older too.
Chiefs gonna go
🔙2🔙2🔙
@@MrGargamel1198 , I guess you were never a drag racer. As I said, "You run what you brung." There are no excuses, just whiners.
@@MrGargamel1198healthy or not they wasn’t beating KC, KC owns Buffalo in the playoffs
Here before the "rigged" comments
Well you can't rig the punt that eventually made the Chiefs TD. It's just sports.
its true tho
ur brain dead@@Polo-715
@@Polo-715 Mate, why would the 49ers ever agree to the script where they lose a 3rd time. Look at those fudging losing teams players faces for all rounds Bills and on. You are going to tell me they are THAT athletic AND top tier A list actors?
LOL! Glad I'm not the only one sick of the "rigs"!
The Chiefs team in 1969 had a tough path to the Super Bowl as well. They had to play the defending Super Bowl champs (New York Jets) on the road and then go to Oakland to play the Raiders who had just destroyed the Oilers the week before 56-7.
In the Super Bowl, they played the Vikings who had the number one offense and defense in the league that year. It was definately one of the toughest and greatest playoff runs in history.
Lennie Dawson one of most underrated QB’s of all time.
@@user-xi5mx3ov2i Up until Montana, Dawson had the hightest QBR in the history of the NFL.
I love my Chiefs and this was by far the most satisfying Super Bowl they have won. However, the 2007 Giants was much harder. Nobody and their mama thought that undefeated Patriots team would ever lose...literally they looked unbeatable that year. Moss and Brady collapsed to Eli🤢🤮. Awesome memories seeing Eli win and Plaxico
yea but this run was great even if we didnt win the superbowl
The Giants had a good defense and the Patriots really looked tired. I think the grind of the season got to them.
Actually, when the Giants faced them in the last game of the season, they almost beat them and had the blueprint - get pressure on Brady and he'll fold. He never could run from a pass rush, so getting pressure on him was key. That's exactly how the SB went. It was great to see.
@@user-mq3ju8km5t Purdy has talent, we will have wait and see if he has Mahomes level of talent , but he is good.
They didn't collapse to Eli, the faced Spags the Man!
The Chiefs getting hate for being good at a sport that you and I love is pathetic. The fans ruined this season by being petty and disrespectful to the Chiefs and their fanbase. If you take out all the drama you got a beautiful season and a great Superbowl. The fans deserve that.
But you add all the bs to it and what happens? You just made that victory more sweet. I’m glad y’all got to witness what happened. You’ll learn and maybe be a little more humble and put that conspiracy junk to rest.
Now let’s watch some football. Next year. Nice to be the villains and win.
Kansas City fans were the ones being disrespectful. Every single playoff thread was kc fans wishing that tua, lamar, and Josh allen would get career ending injuries. If you don't want people to hate the chiefs, maybe try to have a more respectful fanbase that doesn't shoot eachother.
Mahomes and the Chiefs are inevitable.
Seriously, snatching it back in overtime was like iron man revealing he had the stones 😭😭😭. I’ve been a chiefs fan for almost 20 years and this victory is so sweet
Joe Burrow
@@swirl6996 who? Is that a hall of famer? Is that someone who doesn’t get injured and has years of successful play not just one? Patrick’s 3 rings and 7 mvps mean he could retire right now and you have to debate if he’s the second best of all time. But hey let’s meat ride an injured qb who was on a team that beat them once years ago lol. Definitely inevitable. All Joe did was slow him down a little🙃
@@CumStayne , he's a qb who currently has a winning record against Mahomes and the cheifs. "But hey, let's meatride an injured qb who beat them once years ago lol" bro, it wasn't even that long ago, and you're currently meatriding Mahomes.
@@dariocary8751 you mean Ryan Tannehill? I bet my life that if you told Joe burrow he could trade his wins vs Patrick and never beat him ever in exchange for three rings that pat already has he would. Joes done. You can’t get injured like that and come back and be successful not in his position. And who cares about regular season. Best him once in the playoffs WOW. Do you want to make a $10,000 bet that Joe Burrow will never make a Super Bowl Patrick will get at least two more in his career? I’ll happily put $10,000 in escrow.
Starting at the Eagles game, I’m sad to say, my belief in the Chiefs cracked. That was only the beginning of , if I have it right, losing 4 of 6 games. To lose home field advantage was a big let down. They have NEVER had to play a playoff game away. And AT Buffalo? AT Baltimore??
Thank you Big Red and all too many to name!!!
KC were gone for all money mid way through the season, what a great turnaround. They deserve all the credit for their success.
Patrick Mahomes has the all time record for most times causing NFL fans to say the word "rigged"
Chiefs fan - yeah, we got a little lucky, and we also had some bad luck - but every team does. We made the most of every opportunity we had, and figured things out on offense at the perfect time. That run was a thing of beauty.
We had not only the hardest road in the playoffs but we also had the refs against us as well, yet we were still victorious. That is why we are a dynasty. The refs negated at least one touchdown per playoff game with some phantom late call once we would score just to keep us from running to far ahead, yet we still won. We didn't get lucky, we showed the world how even in our worst year we are still the best in the league
@@Fro609 ...did you read the rest of what I said?
@@Fro609 I'm saying luck is involved in every game, especially close ones. Luck isn't what won it for us, and I never said that...
"We" 🤣🤣🤣
I’m not a chiefs fan. It was a good run. Hard not to root for those guys. Wish I was a chiefs fan lol
The NFL is pretty nervous about what the future looks like when parity is their goal. It has been stated over and over that the Chiefs made their run in a down year, and still won it all. However, hold on to your hats, it is going to get worse as they reap the true unseen harvest of their success. Truly great players, from around the league, who have made a ton of money, and lots of personal success, without a ring, are going to want at least one to go on their resumes. Only one place in the league gives them a near sure opportunity. They will take less money to play with Mahomes. I think Tranquill made that decision, and started it. Whose next....think of all the great players who have never been to a SB. Every year that goes by, more will test it.
We’ll have to see. Chris jones and L’jarius Sneed are top priorities for us and we only got $24M in cap space to work with this offseason. We’ve worked with less cap these last few years so it’s possible, but these guys definitely deserve a payday
@@jarid4352 The reaper 15 Has already said he is restructuring his contract to make things happen. They want three in a row....
I believe after Mahomes contract is restructured they will have $60m@@jarid4352
The 49ers won their second Super Bowl in a row and their 4th of the 80's 55-10. They didn't win another Super Bowl for 5 years. And never won a gain. Even the Pats dynasty took 10 years between titles. And no team has threepeated.
@@Pksoze As I said, No one has had stats for their first 7 seasons like Mahomes. Not even Brady. Brady's first seven season stats compared to Mahomes first seven season stats... Brady isn't even close. Mahomes's stats are much better for their first seven seasons. Purdy's first year as a starter stats do not compare to Mahome's first year as a starter stats. Purdy has talent. Is he as good as Mahomes? We will have to see.
In reality, Mahomes's first seven-season stats are much better than Brady's first seven-season stats. And KC hasn't been caught cheating and fined by the NFL like Brady and the Pts were. Mahomes hasn't been suspended four games for cheating like Brady was.
Everyone was saying chiefs win because they played at home now we played on the road what happened we won
Absolutely one of the greatest playoff runs ever!
The way the chiefs offense flipped the switch in the playoffs was super refreshing
U mean defense? Lol
They never scored more than 27? Not a great offense. They got lucky with injury depleted teams than Lamar Jackson not exactly impressive
@@jordankibbee3441Damn, the Dolphins, Ravens and 49ers were injured?
Couldn’t tell with all the All-Pro’s they fielded goofy ass lil boy. 😂
@@bryantburns3664 the defense was good the whole damn time dawg
@@jordankibbee3441 oh shit i didnt football was all about scoring more than 27 points to be considered for having a good offense, my bad bro
This is an absolutely insane take.
Yes. Tired of hearing how their opponents didn’t play their best. It was because they were playing KC.
Giants in 2007 was WAY tougher. Most impressive run I've ever seen.
EVERYONE picked against them EVERY week. And they proved them wrong against the very best-all on the road. Then they played the best team in history and won.
That 2007 Giants opened the season with blowout losses vs the Cowboys & Packers....the two teams the Giants would go on & beat in the playoffs. In Week 17, the Giants faced the unbeaten Patriots & gave them their stiffest test. The Patriots did win, but the Giants left the field that night knowing they could hang with the Pats. Michael Strahan said later 'We said afterward, imagine if we play them again but with the stakes much, much higher....?' And sure enough, they did get that opportunity again....and they conquered the Pats in the end. 🙂
@@ckendall67
Such a cool season
Giants run was crazy….. But this was seriously on paper and eye test a much harder run……. This has to go down as the hardest run…. And giant had a magical run….
Mfs out here acting like Eli Manning didn’t shut Tom Brady down in the Super Bowl twice
Preformed one of the greatest upsets in sports history
Eli Manning didn't shut Brady down - a great defensive line with Michael Strahan, Pierre did. Brady's biggest weakness is that he can't run to save his life, and if you get pressure, he's going down. The Giants pressured him all day and put him on his back. THAT is why Brady lost twice. I HATE when people act like the QB's play against each other when they clearly don't. Having a defense is the key to beating a QB, not having a better QB.
Spagnolo did that!!!!
The best manning. He did for us what his brother couldn’t.
Peyton is 3-1 against Brady in the playoffs.....
And the best Manning.
You are obviously mistaken.
10% luck
50% skill
15% concentrated power of will
5% pleasure
20% pain
And 100% reason to remember the name
The 07 Giants imo. People forget how good Dallas was that season and Green Bay too. Obviously the pats at the end was the icing on the cake. It was incredible
I was a grinder of a championship season. The record was good it didn't seem like a super bowl team. They beat solid teams to get it done. Wild card to super bowl.
The 1980 Raiders were the first Wild Card team to win the Super Bowl, Counting the Super Bowl the Raiders won four road playoff games.
Giants 07 and 11 toughest runs ever based on how bad the talent the giants had on those teams vs their opponents
The talent wasn’t that bad compared to their opponents. This was a team that after starting 0-2 went 24-5 until plax shot himself. They had a serious chance to repeat. In 2008 they beat Pittsburgh, Arizona, Baltimore, and Philly. The final four until plax messed up.
Just look at the betting odds
vs MIA:
- 4.5 pt favorites - 65% chance of wining
@ BUF:
- 2.5 pt underdogs - 45% chance of wining
@ BAL:
- 4.5 pt underdogs - 35% chance of wining
vs SF:
- 2.5 pt underdogs - 45% chance of wining
Total: 4.5% chance of winning SB
They were underdogs against the Bills? Lol the Vegas mobsters definitely rep New York even as far as upstate 😭
Every Super Bowl winning team initially has a low chance of winning when you count the stats like that
@@RM-56exactly imagine the percentage was for the giants odds winning against the 07 patriots
@@ky.samuel
2007 Giants
@ TB
- 3 pt underdogs - 40% chance of winning
@ DAL
- 7 pt underdogs - 25% chance of winning
@ GB
- 7.5 pt underdogs - 25% chance of winning
vs Be
- 12.5 pt underdogs - 15% chance of winning
Total: 0.4% chance of winning SB
@@RM-56
Yeah it's not a perfect stat to measure difficulty since the betting odds give better teams a higher chance of winning, so even though the Chiefs path was arguably harder the the 2007 Giants, they had 10x the odds since Vegas viewed them as better.
I wouldn't say every team tho
If you look previous champs,
2023 Chiefs - 4.5%
2022 Chiefs - 20%
2021 Rams - 10%
2020 Bucs - 5%
2019 Chiefs - 35%
2018 Pats - 13%
2017 Eagles - 6%
2016 Pats - 40%
2015 Broncos - 10%
2014 Pats - 28%
2013 Seahawks - 25%
2012 Ravens - 1.5%
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The Chiefs are a top tier team, but they all are at this level of post-season play. The x-factor: Andy Reid. That guy made a statement without saying a word. Best head coach in the league.
That wildcard 07 giants team that beat the undefeated Patriots path was a lil harder than this chiefs run
It's up there .. the big issue that knocks it down and bit is that...
1) The Dolphins had to pick up pash rushers the week before, of the street, and had other major injuries.
2) The Bills Defense had major injuries on their D esp at LB.
3) Ravens were pretty stacked
4) 49ers had a major cog in their defense at linebacker blow an Achilles in the 1st half and the Chiefs to major advantage of his replacement.
... I still keep it up there but have to put limited on it due to the things listed above.
Bucs had to go on the road against two hall of famers in Brees and Rodgers and not to mention another hall of famer in Mahomes
Yep, that one was definitely tougher than this one.
I know that if you name the QBs that they beat, this run is fantastic. But to me, if you look at the roster, Evans and Godwin were already Pro Bowlers, you add Antonio Brown and Gronk, the defense was insane… it just bugs me that because of their early struggles, it somewhat hides the fact that Brady did it with a super team. Not one of the team they beat had a better lineup.
Very tough games but not true road games because of Covid.
This whole season was a giant test for our Chiefs,started hot,then hard times,dropped balls,noone seemed to click,then they got beat by the Raiders in a very bad game,that Raiders game woke em up,22 straight drives they scored,beat the no.1 offense,then went to Buffalo on the road and beat the no.4 offense and not a bad defense,then went on to Baltimore and swung hard and connected,then the ultimate test,to go back to back,didnt look good in the beginning,but then they for their fire from a botched punt by the Niners,from then on we all knew we had this,ot or not,this is the best season by far,it shows you the confidence in each other,great fricken season and a greater outcome,proud to be a Chiefs fan,feels fricken great
one of the best defensive runs in playoff history for sure
Chiefs fan here-this run is up there. For all the folks saying Giants 07, i think the Giants 2011 run was actually more difficult. The fact it was 4 road games and 18-0 Pats obscures things a bit. The first road game in 07 was against a 9-7 Jeff Garcia Bucs team that the Giants actually had a better record than. In 2011 the Giants dominated a really good Falcons team with Matt Ryan, Julio Jones, Tony Gonzalez and Roddy White. 2nd round they went to 14-2 Green Bay and won. I think that Packers team was slightly better than than the 07 Packers team simply because prime Rodgers was better at that stage than Favre. NFC title game was a battle in San Francisco that they frankly got a bit lucky to win thanks to special teams gaffes. Compared to 07 what had the Cowboys ever done to that point in the playoffs with Romo and Wade Phillips? There’s a reason they’ve not been back to the NFC Title game since 95 after all 😂. Obviously the 07 Patriots were better than the 2011 team but it’s not like that group was terrible with prime Gronk and….ahhhh…prime Aaron Hernandez. Point being Giants 2011 road to a title overall was far harder than 2007.
Also have to say the Bucs in the weird COVID year despite attendance issues and getting Taylor Heinicke in round 1. Three straight road wins and beating Brees, Rodgers and Mahomes is impressive. And underrated one that’s forgotten a bit too is the 1997 Broncos. Started with a home win over Jacksonville team that upset them one year earlier in the divisional round, then they went on the road and beat KC and Pittsburgh after losing in both places during the season, before beating the defending champion Packers to end the AFC’s decade plus Super Bowl losing streak. I think that one gets forgotten about a bit because, looking back, two of the wins came against teams quarterbacked by Elvis Grbac and Kordell Stewart.
Aside from the statistics and seedings and defensive numbers, I think that’s where the Chiefs run this year may stand the test of time. Remains to be seen what kind of career Tua and Purdy have but Lamar and Allen could well be on Hall of Fame tracks. When you go through multiple QBs with HOF credentials, especially on the road in a Super Bowl run it certainly elevates things.
I'm a Ravens fan from EU. I was really disappointed by my team showing, we would have crushed the 9ers, but i'm happy the chiefs won it all, they deserve it.
Won't 3peat though, we will get the next one.
That's what I'm saying. The ravens shot themselves in the foot, but i think next year is their year. Also, with how strong the afc getting is, I don't think the chiefs will get a chance to 3peat.
I agree. Another run I find to be underappreciated is the bucs Super Bowl year with Brady. The bucs beat Rogers, Brees and Mahomes.(and a possessed Taylor Heinicke)
They faced the best the NFL had to offer... Luck is a factor but they won 4 straight against the best!
I'd give a slight edge to the 2007 NY Giants, they played THREE road games all through the playoffs just to get to the Super Bowl & there, they had to face the unbeaten New England Patriots that year, remember? Heavy 'underdogs' in that Super Bowl, but they went on & upset the Pats to win that Super Bowl. 🙂
But I will say, the Chiefs had plenty of concerns this season, there was doubt surrounding the Chiefs late in the season, but righted the ship....and still got it done when it mattered. 🙂
Steelers 06 run wasnt no joke either
It was definitely a really impressive run, one of the more difficult runs in recent memory. But no super bowl run is more impressive or difficult as the 07 giants. On the road every game and a huge underdog in every one as well. Beat green bay on the road in the freezing cold against Favre and obviously taking out the legendary 18-0 patriots. Nothing beats that run. We'll never see something like that again
Giants, 2007.
2012 Flacco was different, took out a young Andrew Luck and make sure Tom Brady &Peyton Manning enjoyed the pro bowl that year. And started the acne for the 49ers fans in the 21st-century.
Yeah 2012 didn't rely on other teams making mistakes.
Congrats to the Chiefs. Being a 9er fan it was a heartbreaking loss. Fantastic game though. Honestly was one of the best games I've seen. Was intense and close throughout most of the game
Hey great video keep up the good work
I can’t really compare it to other team’s journeys. But being so close to this one and seeing the struggles of this team pretty much all season and for them to beat 3 of the top teams in the league makes me grateful to be a fan.
07 Giants win at Tampa bay win at 1seed Dallas win at 2 seed Green bay beat undefeated Patriots. 2011 Giants pretty impressive as well. Destroy Atlanta at home Dominate 1 seed 15-1 Packers at green bay beat 14-3 niners at san Francisco beat 15-3 Patriots
The 1980 Raiders had an even tougher run as The Very First Wild Card Team to win the Super Bowl.
definitely the toughest out of the 3 titles. Had to play miami in negative temperatures (I was at that game). Had to go on the road in the playoffs for the first time in the Mahomes era and KO'd buffalo. Then went to baltimore and outplayed them, super bowl was a stressful one and the best part of winning this super bowl was that it was in our most hated rivals stadium.
Uhhh 2012 ravens luck, Peyton, Brady?
That was one of the most impressive runs you will ever see. Amazing!
Because of the struggles all year this is well deserved.
Well it was stacked against them. Not an easy run for any team. Played the best of the best for sure.
Pretty easy when Buffalo and Baltimore get fucked over by refball as well as shooting themselves in the foot several times ontop of Dre Greenlaw's replacement after his injury basically giving the Chiefs the win... not to mention the fact that a punt bouncing off a guy's foot gives them a free 7 when San Fran should've had the ball.
Yeah, pretty easy when literally everything possible goes your way.
@@koldonn1111the amount of extent you guys do just to discredit the chiefs is fucking crazy also… should’ve could’ve would’ve but they didn’t, Dre green laws replacement didn’t change much… Travis had 0 TDs that whole game so… also what’s crazy to me is you didn’t bring up the cmc TD… when a ineligible player was down field???? and I don’t think the refs told Buffalo to go wide right did they… and Lamar throwing into triple coverage and the CBs make a play assuming the ball doesn’t get INT, what you want them to pause real quick and see if their teammate gets a INT? gosh with all due respect your slow af and blame everything on the refs
@@koldonn1111 HAHAHA reading rage comments like this makes this Super Bowl much more satisfying.
@@whytheOGgreenlaws replacement meant a lot. kelce had 1 yard the entire time until greenlaw got injured then he was getting the ball a lot more and finished with 92 and game winning first downs. also felt like the defense never recovered from it. not discrediting the chiefs they made plays but similar to the patriots they have voodoo magic luck
@@koldonn1111 For god's sake, don't they have a baby Karen support group for you losers? This is the result of everybody getting a trophy. Well, Karen, this isn't T-ball, ask your mommy to go buy you a trophy and stop the stupid toddler crybaby BS. In the Super Bowl, Mahomes had more passing yards than Purdy, more passing TDs than Purdy and KC had more offensive yards than SF. KC had more rushing yards. KC had more first downs too. Mahomes had 333 passing yards and Purdy only had 255. Mahomes 2 TDs, Purdy 1. Receiving yards, Kelce with 93. Total yards KC - 455, SF - 382. Their season stats were very close with Purdy having 4 more TDs.
I agree with most of your review here. They got a bit lucky vs Miami. A warm weather team, playing in those temperatures, gave KC a distinct advantage. KC was full value for their run though. Miami lived by the sword and died by it. Miami subjects opposing teams to being on the sunny side of the field when they play in Miami, which can often be over 100'F during the game, while the Dolphins sit in the shade on their side of the stadium. This is by design... so Miami got a bit of karma there.
4 Super Bowls in 6 years was the greatest Super Bowl run in history. The Steelers of the 70s !
Yes. According to EPA and DVOA, they played two historically good teams.
Meanwhile the Niners almost lost to Greenbay and Detroit
I'm SICK of fans today who think EVERY team that wins is 'lucky' or a 'fluke'. What is YOUR standard for success then if you think EVERY team today ISN'T good enough to win anymore?? I guess YOUR teams don't win anything so you have to slander every OTHER team that wins because you HATE seeing other teams win??
I said No!!! because Pat of KC is probably the best QB playing right now.
The Steelers in SB XL were the 6th seed and there were no upsets.. they had to fight through all the best teams.
They weren’t the best team throughout the regular season but they beat the 4 best teams in the league in the playoffs. Nobody can question their run.
I think there might have been a little luck against the Ravens. But that's all you need when you've got 1) Mahomes 2) Andy Reid 3) Travis Kelce 4) Steve Spagnuolo 5) Chris Jones. The past few season with the Chiefs has been a game of "how many pieces can we lose and still go all the way?"
It was extremely difficult.
Hell yea! 4 top
Teams we won 3 on the road!
3 peat probability As of now 23-25%
Honestly, I feel like we just flipped a coin four times and it came up heads each time. I mean - a punt hitting a player's foot!? That fumble on the first drive could have easily been recovered by the 49'ers, too. And the 49'ers got the worst of the injuries. That's just how football is, though.
I think the Giants beat Cowboys (#1), Packers (#2), and the Patriots (#1, undefeated) in 2008…..that was the hardest one for me IMO
Of course this run by the Chiefs was no joke either. The aura of Mahomes made teams shy away from what they do best.
playing against the Top3 finalist for MVP, all of them in the road, against the best offense and defense.. against the MVP and against the best Offensive player.. nah 100% the hardest
Don't for get that leading up to the post season, there was 7 straight weeks that the Chiefs had less rest between games than their opponents. This has never happened in the the NFL prior.
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reminds me of real madrid 2022 ucl campaign! no one had us as favorites! we had to beat the heavyweights in the knockout stage by slim of luck margin and in the finals it could've been anyone's game! thankfully madrid came out victorious in the end! that's what the 2023 chiefs reminded me of! championship mentality and they never gave up!
Patrick's face says it all. He was a happy camper.
There is no such thing as luck guys 🍀
One word: Three-peat.
Not happening with how strong the afc is getting
Didn’t think they had a chance but they did it. And the refs didn’t help them. Refs have been punishing them for years now. If they retain same defense and get good receivers, they’ll definitely win again.
i watched this whole run, and it was incredible (and more so given KC's record of frequently coming from behind with Mahomes) but you can't top the 2007 Giants. They beat the Death Star at its peak to cap off a crazy post-season run. This debate though surely elevates Steve Spagnuolo, the only common factor to the two runs.
There’s no way this was the toughest road for any Super Bowl team. Maybe for repeating champs, but no way the toughest.
1980 Raiders were the first wildcard team to win a Super Bowl, so they have to get some credit. 2005 Steelers were the first to win 3 road games to win the Super Bowl (beating #3 seed Cincinnati, who they lost the division to, #1 ranked Colts who demolished them in the regular season, #2 Broncos in Mile High, and #1 Seahawks in the Super Bowl.
2007 Giants beat the #4 Bucs, #1 Cowboys, and #2 Packers, along with the undefeated Patriots in the Super Bowl. 2010 Packers also won 3 games on the road to beat the #1 defense in the NFL that year. 2011 Giants also had a tough road. 2012 Ravens beat Peyton Manning and Tom Brady on the road in consecutive weeks. 2020 Bucs had to beat their nemesis Saints on the road and Packers on the road too, along with slaughtering the Chiefs in the Super Bowl.
2023 Chiefs beat a Dolphins team that was frozen before they got off the plane, a Bills team that couldn’t catch a cold in Buffalo in January, and a Ravens team that couldn’t punch themselves out of a paper bag. At least the 49ers played somewhat quality football, but Shanahan’s failure to make halftime adjustments, along with not coaching the little things (like OT rules), made them underperform in the Super Bowl.
Good coaching carried the Chiefs to championships. If they didn’t have Spaggs, Mahomes wouldn’t have a single ring.
The Raiders were indeed the first true _wildcard_ team to win a super bowl, given a distinction in how the AFL configured their postseason qualifications. KC won *Super Bowl IV* 10 years earlier, as the AFL western division _runner-up_ (2nd-place finisher in the AFL's western division).
During the 1969 AFL playoffs, the two division winners each hosted a divisional playoff game versus the 2nd place finishers from the opposite division. The winners of the two divisional playoff games advanced to the AFL championship, and then the AFL champion advanced to the super bowl. The Raiders were western division champs, and the Jets were eastern division champs. The Chiefs were the western division runner-up, and the Oilers were the eastern division runner up. Had the AFL used a true _wildcard_ system, the wildcard teams would have been the Chiefs and Chargers, given that San Diego had a better record than Houston.
EXCELLENCE, NEVER LUCK
You might want to have a look at the strength of schedule for each of these teams. Chiefs had the toughest schedule in the NFL all season long and still managed to make it to and win the Super Bowl. Again. So yeah, this is probably the greatest playoff run ever. 😊
They were the only team that finished above .500 in their division and *still* struggled to win 11 games. Compare that to the 2008 Steelers who had the toughest regular season schedule of any recent Super Bowl winner, percentage wise, and still won 12 games that year.
@@j.a.greene3523 I don’t know what you mean by “percentage wise”. I know that the difference between winning 11 and 12 isn’t nearly enough to judge an entire season between 2 teams unless they’re in the same division.
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The cumulative winning percentage of all the opponents during the regular season and postseason.
@@j.a.greene3523, unless you’re talking about the same season I don’t think that’s a valid argument. And all things considered, you’d be hard pressed find a team that ever had tougher schedule in either the regular season, the postseason or combined. The Chiefs had to play ALL of the best teams in the league and a couple of them twice.
@j.a.greene3523 Only beat 1 tm with a winning record as well Miami in London. That strength of schedule stuff is for ppl who only look at surface level.
Herbert was injured 1 gm, out the other. No Burrow vs Natti etc. Their only wins during reg season were against mostly bad tms & backup qb's. Hell they got LUCKY to beat Cincy at home with a backup.
Eagles first Super Bowl was. Beating Tom Brady with a backup QB.
Definitely one of the harder runs. Did help that the Dolphins and Bills D was pretty banged up and Lamar had an awful game. I think the 2007 Giants was still the hardest.
Yes
All hail the glorious Chiefs
New tom brady
Better than Brady ever was - he can run and throw on the run - things Brady could never do.
How about he Giants 2007,5th seed 3 rookies on starting lineup,no Shockey,Eli took down Romo, Farve and Brady and then another 3 game playoff in 2012,taking Brady down again!and in that took down Rogers at home 15 and 1!
It's because we are Chiefs Warriors!
Patty Mahomes is just that good!
The chiefs defense was crazy good
The ravens beat the andrew luck led colts, peyton manning led broncos and the tom brady led patriots, to beat the 9ers
When it said run in the title, I thought it meant a run play LOL
By far it was the hardest path to a Superbowl I've ever seen. It was a murderers row. Compare that to Brady's typical path. He generally didn't face a contending team until the AFC championship or Superbowl. And usually when he came across Peyton Manning, it wasn't the same Manning we all loved watching in the regular season. Usually it was a guy playing way too tight or struggling to cope with the elements at Foxborough.
Things may not be much easier in the future. The AFC just seems to be collecting more and more high end QBs and coaches.
You are so clueless it’s not even funny.
Won’t waste much time but leave you with Manning is 3-2 vs Brady in the playoffs.
Rest of your text is just classic frivolous fanboy humping.
short answer is no. definitely hard and everybody doubted them but I think 2007 Giants was harder. They faced possibly the greatest team in NFL history in the Super Bowl
it was the greatest of all time.
It was a solid run, but I feel like it needed more games of pure dominance or a legendary upset in the mix to get the very top spot.
Why don't my Rams get any credit. We took out the Goat and ruined their back2back aspirations, then beat Lame Lame Niner Gang who has swept us year after year, and beat the best QB WR duo in the league in Burrow & Chase
What about the Steelers and packers winning as 6th seed
You should compare it to Denver's run from a wild card to winning the Super Bowl with a great defense as well.
2015 Broncos were #1 seed in AFC.
The Chiefs had the support of Taylor -- czcams.com/users/shortsHPLa0pmcjmc
Definitely one of the greatest, if you look back to when the chiefs lost to the raiders in i believe week 16, the chiefs making the playoffs wasn't even a sure thing and all season long they struggled to produce. But when the playoffs hit they did exactly what had to be done to win and it was flawless from Andy Reid
bucs have beat
Washington (2nd best passing defense)
Saints (divisional winner and they were 2-0 against them)
packers ( nfc leader and has the mvp)
chiefs (mahomes)