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The Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl for the second time in a row, their fourth championship overall, and the NFL saw history. The Chiefs defeated the San Francisco 49ers 25–22 in overtime on Sunday at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas in an exciting game.
The game was just as intense as their last two championship wins, featuring a spectacular comeback by ace quarterback Patrick Mahomes in the second half.
This time, Jake Moody’s 27-yard field goal gave the 49ers an early 22-19 lead before overtime heroics clinched the victory. But the Chiefs answered with a focused 13-play, 75-yard drive that saw Mahomes toss to Mecole Hardman for a 3-yard score.
Kansas City’s ability to perform well under duress has come to represent their playing philosophy, with Mahomes frequently displaying his abilities in pivotal situations. With less than two minutes left in the fourth quarter and down 19-16, the Chiefs mounted a critical 75-yard drive that was sealed with a 29-yard field goal by Harrison Butker.
With only 16 seconds remaining on this drive, Mahomes and Travis Kelce connected for a critical 22-yard gain, which set up an easy kick. It was a huge play.
With their third Super Bowl triumph in five years under head coach Andy Reid, this triumph cemented the Chiefs’ standing as an NFL dynasty of the contemporary era. Reid now boasts the distinction of being a coach among coaching greats like Bill Walsh and Joe Gibbs.
