Super Bowl 57 featured two MVP candidate quarterbacks and two of the best offensive lines in the league. The Eagles were an underdog coming into the season and I definitely did not expect them to make it this far. The Chiefs were also underdogs in my eyes because they lost their best wide receiver. However, both teams pretty clearly proved me wrong by making the Super Bowl and making it one of the best fans have watched over the last decade. Patrick Mahomes continues to show the league why he is the best quarterback in the NFL after a double digit comeback on the biggest stage. Travis Kelce was almost a non-factor with only 6 receptions which I did not think would be a recipe for success for the Chiefs. I thought that if the Chiefs were to win Travis Kelce would have had an excellent game. This also helped Patrick Mahomes’s case for being the best quarterback in the league helping his team win the game even when his best pass catcher didn’t even have double digit receptions. Jalen Hurts also had a good game in which he continued to do what he’s done all season. Break down the defense with his legs. Showing on multiple occasions you have to pass rush Jalen Hurts differently than the other quarterbacks in the NFL. Part of that is how dominant the Eagles offensive line is, featuring who I consider to be the best center in the NFL, a top 5 tackle, and a young guard who is continuing to grow and improve. This was all important but what really decided the game was the defensive side of the ball. Knowing that the defense would decide the game I was sure that the Eagles were going to win the Super Bowl. The Chiefs underrated defense proved me and many other fans wrong. They scored two touchdowns off of force fumbles but one was called back. They made the stops in the second half to help their offense complete the comeback they needed to win the game. They showed they might have less big names and “talent” but they showed up when everything was on the line. They chose the exact right moment to play one of their best halves of football all season.