***Chiefs vs 49ers: Official SUPER BOWL Game Day Thread***

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The Kansas City Chiefs 11-6	vs	The San Francisco 49ers 12-5

Sunday, February 10th, 5:30 PM CT
at
Allegiant Stadium
Las Vegas, Nevada


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Kansas City



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Stats & Stuff

Weather forecast: Dome

Line: 49ers -2, Over/Under: 47.5

Trends:
Chiefs:
Kansas City are 5-0 ATS in their last 5 games.
The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Kansas City's last 6 games.
Kansas City are 5-0 SU in their last 5 games.
The total has gone OVER in 4 of Kansas City's last 6 games against San Francisco.
The total has gone UNDER in 8 of Kansas City's last 8 games at home.
Kansas City are 6-0 ATS in their last 6 games when playing at home against San Francisco.
Kansas City are 13-3 SU in their last 16 games against an opponent in the National Football Conference conference.
Kansas City are 5-1 ATS in their last 6 games against an opponent in the National Football Conference West division.
Kansas City are 17-3 SU in their last 20 games played on a Sunday.
The total has gone UNDER in 4 of Kansas City's last 6 games when playing as the underdog.

49ers:
San Francisco are 1-4 ATS in their last 5 games.
The total has gone OVER in 6 of San Francisco's last 9 games.
San Francisco are 9-2 SU in their last 11 games.
San Francisco are 1-6 ATS in their last 7 games against Kansas City.
San Francisco are 1-5 SU in their last 6 games against Kansas City.
San Francisco are 5-1 ATS in their last 6 games on the road.
San Francisco are 0-6 ATS in their last 6 games when playing on the road against Kansas City.
The total has gone UNDER in 5 of San Francisco's last 7 games against an opponent in the American Football Conference West division.
San Francisco are 7-1 SU in their last 8 games played on a Sunday.
San Francisco are 8-2 SU in their last 10 games when playing as the favourite.

Against the Spread:


Last 9 Games Head-2-Head:


Notable Quotables:
Chiefs:

"It’s 1,000% a different 49ers team (than 2019). They’re finishing games, and a huge part of this is playing all four quarters."

--Chiefs Tight end Travis Kelce on these 49ers compared to the Super Bowl LIV team

49ers:

"I want to win a championship for this organization. But more than anything, I’m just trying to serve my guys on this team well. Love on them well. The whole organization and everyone in my life, that’s how I view it.”

--49ers Quarterback Brock Purdy on being part of a team

OddsShark Super Computer Prediction:

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Schedules/Results:

Thursday Sep. 7 DET Lions Arrowhead Kansas City, MO 8:20pm ET NBC L 21-20 Sunday Sep. 17 at JAX Jaguars EverBank Stdm Jacksonville, FL 1:00pm ET CBS W 17-9 Sunday Sep. 24 CHI Bears Arrowhead Kansas City, MO 4:25pm ET FOX W 41-10 Sunday Oct. 1 at NY Jets MetLife Stadium E Rutherford, NJ 8:20pm ET NBC W 23-20 Sunday Oct. 8 at MIN Vikings US Bank Stdm Minneapolis, MN 4:25pm ET CBS W 27-20 Thursday Oct. 12 DEN Broncos Arrowhead Kansas City, MO 8:15pm ET Prime W 19-8 Sunday Oct. 22 LA Chargers Arrowhead Kansas City, MO 4:25pm ET CBS W 31-17 Sunday Oct. 29 at DEN Broncos Mile High Stdm Denver, CO 4:25pm ET CBS L 24-9 Sunday Nov. 5 MIA Dolphins Frankfurt Stdm Frankfurt, Ger 9:30am ET NFLN W 21-14 Sunday Nov. 12 . BYE . Monday Nov. 20 PHI Eagles Arrowhead Kansas City, MO 8:15pm ET ESPN/ABC L 21-17 Sunday Nov. 26 at LV Raiders Allegiant Stadium Las Vegas, NV 4:25pm ET CBS W 31-17 Sunday Dec. 3 at GB Packers Lambeau Field Green Bay, WI 8:20pm ET NBC L 27-19 Sunday Dec. 10 BUF Bills Arrowhead Kansas City, MO 4:25pm ET CBS L 20-17 Sunday Dec. 17 at NE Patriots Gillette Stadium Foxborough, MA 1:00pm ET FOX W 27-17 Monday Dec. 25 LV Raiders Arrowhead Kansas City, MO 1:00pm ET CBS/Nick/ Para+ L 20-14 Sunday Dec. 31 CIN Bengals Arrowhead Kansas City, MO 4:25pm ET CBS W 25-17 Sunday Jan. 7 at La Chargers SoFi Stadium Inglewood, CA 4:25pm ET CBS W 13-12 AFC Wild Card Round Saturday Jan. 13 MIA Dolphins Arrowhead Kansas City, MO 8:00pm ET Peac W 26-7 AFC Divisional Round Sunday Jan. 21 at BUF Bills Highmark Stadium Orchard Park, NY 6:30pm ET CBS/ Para+ W 27-24 AFC Championship Game Sunday Jan. 28 at BAL Ravens M&T Bank Stadium Baltimore, MD 3:00pm ET CBS/ Para+ W 17-10 Super Bowl LVIII Sunday Feb. 11 SF 49ers Allegiant Stadium Las Vegas, NV 6:30pm ET CBS/ Para+ Buy Tickets

Sunday Sep. 10 at PIT Steelers Acrisure Stdm Pittsburgh, PA 1:00pm ET FOX W 30-7 Sunday Sep. 17 at LA Rams SoFi Stadium Inglewood, CA 4:05pm ET FOX W 30-23 Thursday Sep. 21 NY Giants Levi's Stadium Santa Clara, CA 8:15pm ET Prime W 30-12 Sunday Oct. 1 AZ Cardinals Levi's Stadium Santa Clara, CA 4:25pm ET FOX W 35-16 Sunday Oct. 8 DAL Cowboys Levi's Stadium Santa Clara, CA 8:20pm ET NBC W 42-10 Sunday Oct. 15 at CLE Browns FirstEnergy Stdm Cleveland, OH 1:00pm ET FOX L 19-17 Monday Oct. 23 at MIN Vikings US Bank Stdm Minneapolis, MN 8:15pm ET ESPN/ABC L 22-17 Sunday Oct. 29 CIN Bengals Levi's Stadium Santa Clara, CA 4:25pm ET CBS L 31-17 Sunday Nov. 5 . BYE . Sunday Nov. 12 at JAX Jags EverBank Stdm Jacksonville, FL 1:00pm ET FOX W 34-3 Sunday Nov. 19 TB Bucs Levi's Stadium Santa Clara, CA 4:05pm ET FOX W 27-14 Thursday Nov. 23 at SEA Seahawks Lumen Field Seattle, WA 8:20pm ET NBC W 31-13 Sunday Dec. 3 at PHI Eagles Lncln Fin Field Philadelphia, PA 4:25pm ET FOX W 42-19 Sunday Dec. 10 SEA Seahawks Levi's Stadium Santa Clara, CA 4:05pm ET FOX W 28-16 Sunday Dec. 17 at AZ Cardinals St Frm Stdm Glendale, AZ 4:05pm ET CBS W 45-29 Monday Dec. 25 BAL Ravens Levi's Stadium Santa Clara, CA 8:15pm ET ABC/ESPN+ L 33-19 Sunday Dec. 31 at WAS Cmmndrs FedExField Landover, MD 1:00pm ET FOX W 27-10 Sunday Jan. 7 LA Rams Levi's Stadium Santa Clara, CA 4:25pm ET FOX L 21-20 AFC Wild Card Round Saturday Jan. 13 . BYE . Peac W 26-7 NFC Divisional Round Saturday Jan. 20 GB Packers Levi's Stadium Santa Clara, CA 8:00pm ET FOX W 24-21 NFC Championship Game Sunday Jan. 28 DET Lions Levi's Stadium Santa Clara, CA 6:30pm ET FOX W 34-31 Super Bowl LVIII Sunday Feb. 11 at KC Chiefs Allegiant Stadium Las Vegas, NV 6:30pm ET CBS/ Para+ Buy Tickets

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Injury Report:

Willie Gay Jr. LB Probable Neck
Kadarius Toney WR Probable Hip
Skyy Moore WR Probable Knee
Jerick McKinnon RB Questionable Groin
Joe Thuney G OUT Pectoral
Charles Omenihu DE OUT Knee
Prince Tega Wanogho T OUT Quad
Derrick Nnadi DT IR Triceps
Cam Jones LB IR Undisclosed


Arik Armstead DT Probable Knee
George Kittle TE Probable Toe
Kalia Davis DT Questionable Ankle
George Odum S OUT Biceps
Nick Zakelj G OUT Biceps
Clelin Ferrell DE IR Knee
Ross Dwelley TE IR Ankle
Talanoa Hufanga S IR ACL

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Depth Charts:

Chiefs

OFFENSE

DEFENSE

SPECIAL TEAMS

49ers

OFFENSE


DEFENSE


SPECIAL TEAMS

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More Stats & More Stuff

Team Leaders:



Expert's Picks:


Prisco's Pick:

This Chiefs team hasn't been the gaudy-statistical offensive team we have come to expect from Mahomes, but he has found a way to work through major issues on offense this season, including poor tackle play and receivers who couldn't hold onto the football. Now he has his team on the precipice of history. The Chiefs would become the first back-to-back champion since the New England Patriots and Brady did it way back in 2003 and 2004. While Mahomes hasn't racked up the big numbers in the playoffs, he's been steady, capable and made the big plays when needed without making mistakes. Game manager? Hardly. But he hasn't thrown a pick in three postseason games and has been sacked just three times behind a leaky offensive line. That's playing big in the moment. That isn't to say Mahomes can't get hot and carry this team, even with the issues. We know he can. But I think the Chiefs will start out running the football in this game with Isiah Pacheco against a 49ers defense that has given up 5.6 per rush in the playoffs. The 49ers have been gashed trying to defend the run, getting pushed around by both the Green Pay Packers and Detroit Lions. Andy Reid is smart enough to know that's where he has to attack. On the other side of the ball, the Chiefs have their best defense during the Mahomes era. Coordinator Steve Spagnuolo is one of the best ever in the postseason, but he faces a stiff challenge against the 49ers' high-scoring offense. Spagnuolo loves to use a lot of nickel and dime looks, but you can bet the 49ers will attack that with Christian McCaffrey if he does. The Chiefs, like the 49ers, are vulnerable to the run and would be even more so if they don't play more base defense. Then there's 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy, playing in his first Super Bowl. This is a game that could be his true proving moment for any doubters still left. He has been really good this season, putting his name in the MVP talk for a bit. In the 49ers two postseason victories, he has come up big with late-game drives. That's how quarterbacks are defined, even if he did have some struggles at times in those games. Purdy has been outstanding against the blitz this year -- No. 1 in the league -- so Spagnuolo will have to be creative with how he uses it. The Chiefs secondary is the strength of the defense, and its disguises and late rotations could be big in getting Purdy to hesitate a tick. Early on, I see two teams running the football against weak rush defenses. The game will be close late. But in the end, it will be Mahomes time. I can see it now: 49ers lead by three at 20-17, Mahomes with the ball at his own 25 with 2:20 left in the game and two timeouts. From there, it's Mahomes pulling out another magical moment, a surgical carving of the 49ers defense to get the Chiefs a game-winning touchdown, even though the field goal would tie it. That would give Mahomes three Super Bowl victories in six years as a starter, with one loss in the big game. He could easily have played in two others, blowing a 21-3 lead to the Bengals in a playoff loss and seeing an offsides penalty negate an interception that would have beaten the Patriots in an AFC championship game. The man is on a mission. That mission is to take down Brady as the greatest quarterback of all-time. But let's make it bigger than that. He could be on his way to being the next Michael Jordan, leaving stars in his path without rings as he piles them up as the greatest to do it. High praise for sure, but who are we to doubt Patrick Mahomes? I certainly won't. Chiefs 24 49ers 20

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Five Things to Watch in Super Bowl LVIII | 49ers vs. Chiefs
from Chiefs.com

Feb 10, 2024 at 11:04 AM

Matt McMullen Chiefs Reporter Chiefs.com @KCChiefs_Matt

The Kansas City Chiefs will take the field against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday with an opportunity to secure a second-straight world championship on the line.

Here are five things to keep in mind heading into game day.

1. Here's a look at the final injury report for both teams.

The Chiefs will be without offensive guard Joe Thuney (pectoral) on Sunday for the second-straight game, meaning veteran Nick Allegretti will slide in at left guard. Additionally, tailback Jerick McKinnon, who hasn't played since Week 15 due to a groin injury, is listed as "Questionable" for Sunday.

2. The Chiefs' defense has been historic during this postseason run.

Kansas City allowed just 13.7 points-per-game on average through their three postseason contests to this point, marking the sixth-lowest figure for any team to play three or more playoff games since 1990. Only the 2000-01 Baltimore Ravens (5.8), the 1998-99 Denver Broncos (10.7), the 1990-91 New York Giants (11.7), the 2002-03 Tampa Bay Buccaneers (12.3) and the 2013-14 Seattle Seahawks (13.3) yielded fewer points-per-game in that time.

Additionally, the Chiefs' second-half defense has been particularly impressive. Kansas City – which yielded the fewest second-half points of any team during the regular season – has allowed just 10 second-half points during the playoffs, and over its last eight games, no opponent has scored double-digit points in the second half against Kansas City.

It sets up a great matchup against the 49ers' offense, which averaged the second-most points in the second half of any team this season. San Francisco has been tremendous in the second half during its playoff run, too, scoring 44 points in the second half across its two games after scoring just 14 combined points in the first half.

3. Kansas City will seek yet another fast start offensively.

The Chiefs have tallied points on their opening possession in each of their last four games in which the starters played, scoring touchdowns in three of those games. Looking at the playoffs specifically, the Chiefs scored on three of their first four possessions vs. Miami and on five-straight drives against Buffalo before recording back-to-back touchdown drives to begin the AFC Championship Game against Baltimore.

Kansas City ran 26 plays for 156 yards and 12 first downs while chewing up nearly 15 minutes of clock on its first two possessions vs. Baltimore, firmly claiming a lead that the Chiefs never relinquished.

The Chiefs have scored on their opening possession to begin eight-straight playoff games dating back to 2021, tallying six touchdowns and two field goals.



4. The 49ers' defense forced a turnover on nearly 16 percent of opponent drives this season.

San Francisco posted the No. 3 scoring defense in the NFL this season, trailing only Baltimore and Kansas City, and a primary reason behind its success was a high takeaway rate. The 49ers faced the second-fewest offensive drives of any team in the league, and on those possessions, San Francisco forced a turnover on a remarkable 15.5 percent of drives. That tally included a league-most 22 interceptions over the course of the year.

Oddly enough, despite facing the second-fewest number of offensive possessions in the league, San Francisco allowed the most drives of 10+ plays in the NFL this season. In fact, on drives in which the 49ers didn't force a turnover this year, opponents scored points 40 percent of the time.

Kansas City has excelled at taking care of the football during its playoff run, and looking at quarterback Patrick Mahomes specifically, he hasn't turned the ball over in each of his last four starts. In fact, according to Pro Football Focus' advanced metrics, Mahomes hasn't committed a single "turnover worthy play" during that time – a span of 147 dropbacks.

5. The Chiefs' ability to run the football and remain balanced offensively will be key.

A major component of the Chiefs' offensive resurgence during the postseason has been their balance between the run and the pass. Here's a quick look at that balance over the last three weeks:

Miami: 34 runs and 41 passes

Buffalo: 24 runs, 23 passes

Baltimore: 32 runs, 39 passes

The Chiefs' effectiveness running the football has made that balance possible, as tailback Isiah Pacheco has rushed for 254 yards and three touchdowns during Kansas City's playoff run, including seven runs of 10+ yards. Additionally, according to Pro Football Focus, Pacheco has forced nine missed tackles during the playoffs, gaining 178 yards after first contact.

It's also worth pointing out that San Francisco has struggled against the run during the postseason. The 49ers allowed 318 combined rushing yards against the Packers and Lions, yielding an average of 5.58 yards-per-carry.

An effective running game paired with an efficient passing attack has been the recipe for Kansas City during its run to the Super Bowl, and a similar formula on Sunday could go a long way toward securing a world championship.

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