It wasn’t a great day to be the Chiefs this Sunday. Kansas City got routed 40-22 by the Eagles, effectively shattering their three-peat dreams. However, it wasn’t from a lack of support.
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Chiefs fans appeared in droves to support the Chiefs’ three-peat aspirations. First and foremost, obviously, were the friends and family of the players. As always, Brittany Mahomes was present to support her husband.
Also, as always, her outfit didn’t disappoint. To cheer on her husband, Brittany donned an all-white ensemble that featured a white corset and cropped white jacket. The star of the show was her white cargo pants with red lettering on one leg spelling out ‘Chiefs.’ She paired the ensemble with a small red purse.
Brittany at the bowl!!! pic.twitter.com/01zaI3etfP
— NFL World, What's Up?? (@Whats_Up_NFL) February 10, 2025
It was her bling that blinded many though. Brittany adorned her neck with a dazzling double-strand diamond piece, valued at a staggering $73,000.
Brittany rocking at the Super Bowl pic.twitter.com/QKgoNrcbe2
— NFL World, What's Up?? (@Whats_Up_NFL) February 10, 2025
Also in attendance were the pair’s children, Bronze and Sterling Mahomes, dressed in Chiefs’ red, not to be outdone by their mother.
The Mahomes are cute..no matter the outcome pic.twitter.com/1YSw5Kk5Np
— NFL World, What's Up?? (@Whats_Up_NFL) February 10, 2025
Despite all the support and good vibes though, the Chiefs’ dreams of a three-peat remained just that: a dream. Jalen Hurts led the Philadelphia Eagles to a dominant 40-22 Super Bowl LIX victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, earning the Super Bowl MVP award.
Hurts’ performance, combined with a strong defensive showing that disrupted Patrick Mahomes, secured the Eagles’ win in New Orleans. The Chiefs QB was sacked a career-high six times.
He completed 21 of 32 passes for 257 yards and three touchdowns12. However, a significant portion of his production, specifically 10 completions, two touchdowns, and 109 yards occurred during the final two drives when the game’s outcome was already decided.
More impactful were the six sacks he endured, along with two interceptions and a lost fumble. In the first half, the Chiefs’ offense struggled, accumulating only 23 total yards in 20 plays, while also scoring six times and turning the ball over on downs once.