Super Bowl 2025: Philadelphia Eagles demolish Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 to win NFL title

The Philadelphia Eagles decisively defeated the Kansas City Chiefs with a score of 40-22, not only winning the Super Bowl but also shattering the Chiefs' unprecedented dream of a three-peat. This victory marks the Eagles' second Super Bowl trophy, following their win in 2018, solidifying their place among the NFL elite.

Having reached the Super Bowl for the fifth time in the past six years, pre-game discussions centered on the Chiefs' potential to achieve a historic three consecutive championships. However, in the game held in New Orleans, the Eagles, with their formidable defense, completely dominated, successfully avenging their Super Bowl loss to the Chiefs two years prior, showcasing their improved strategy and determination.

Chiefs' star quarterback Patrick Mahomes was sacked six times and intercepted twice during the game, demonstrating the Eagles' defensive prowess. The Eagles relentlessly extinguished the Chiefs' hopes of making NFL history. Conversely, Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts stepped up, silencing doubts about his passing ability with a brilliant 46-yard touchdown pass, contributing to a painful defeat for the Chiefs, and proving his leadership on the field.

"I'm able to use every experience, learn from it, good or bad, and use it as fuel. I can't do anything without the guys I have around me," Hurts said while celebrating the victory on the Superdome field, acknowledging his team's contribution. "Defense wins championships. We saw what they did in the game today," highlighting the importance of a strong defense. He also stated, "I'm still digesting it all, and I can't wait to enjoy this moment with my family," expressing his excitement and gratitude.

Throughout the game, the Eagles established their victory through a series of outstanding offensive and defensive plays. Hurts initially scored with a "tush push" play early in the game, followed by a field goal made by Jake Elliott. The Eagles' defense then took over, consistently sacking Mahomes, and featuring a 38-yard interception return touchdown by Cooper DeJean. Mahomes was intercepted again after 298 consecutive passes without an interception, leading to a touchdown by A.J. Brown. Despite Mahomes throwing a long touchdown pass late in the game, the Chiefs ultimately failed to reverse the outcome, solidifying the Eagles' triumph.