The Philadelphia Eagles, who defeated the Chiefs 40-22 on Feb. 9, are scheduled to come to GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium next season. It’ll be the third straight season the NFL will have a rematch of the previous year’s Super Bowl in the regular season.

The NFL's search for its first-ever three-peat Super Bowl champion continues. The Kansas City Chiefs were on the doorstep of making that history on Sunday, but came up just short after falling to the Philadelphia Eagles in a 40-22 rout in Super Bowl LIX.

Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Milton Williams (93) strips the ball from Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) in the fourth quarter during Super Bowl LIX on Sunday, Feb. 9, 2025, in New Orleans. The Eagles recovered the ball on the play. Emily Curiel ecuriel@kcstar.com

The Kansas City Chiefs were stopped short of NFL immortality. The club's dreams of being the first-ever three-peat Super Bowl champion were dashed on Sunday, with the Philadelphia Eagles blowing their doors off in Super Bowl LIX,

Kansas City is set to compete for its third consecutive title against the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX on February 9. A win over the Eagles would make the Chiefs the NFL’s first-ever back-to-back-to-back champions and set a new standard for excellence in the league that would be hard to replicate by future dynasties.

After the Super Bowl blowout, Chiefs backup quarterback Carson Wentz took to social media, sharing a message with fans after his first year with the organization. "Year 9 in the books," Wentz said. "Grateful for another incredible year playing the game I love. Can't wait to see what God has in store for year 10!"

As Super Bowl LIX approaches, both the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles are making final preparations for the biggest game of the season. Which members of each squad are battling injuries and will any of them be sidelined for Super Bowl Sunday?

Led by a stifling defense that forced Patrick Mahomes into three turnovers, the Eagles captured their second Super Bowl title

Kadarius Toney, a professional football wide receiver who won two Super Bowl rings with the Kansas City Chiefs, was arrested on a charge of aggravated assault last week in connection to an alleged attack on a woman in Georgia.