Chiefs Lose Super Bowl Rematch Eagles, Start Season 0-2

In a highly anticipated Super Bowl LIX rematch, the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 20-17 at Arrowhead Stadium, handing the Chiefs their first 0-2 season start since 2014. The Eagles capitalized on key moments, including a short field after a missed Chiefs field goal and a fourth-quarter touchdown by Saquon Barkley, while Vic Fangio's defense notably blitzed Patrick Mahomes aggressively, a departure from their Super Bowl strategy. Despite Patrick Mahomes' heroic effort, including a 49-yard touchdown pass to Tyquan Thornton late in the game, the Chiefs struggled with injuries to key defensive players Mike Danna and Kristian Fulton, which weakened their defense. Mahomes' passing was inconsistent, completing 55 percent with a critical interception that led to an Eagles touchdown, and the Chiefs' running game faltered with limited production from Kareem Hunt and Isiah Pacheco. The Chiefs' missed opportunities, including a failed fourth-and-inches gamble and a missed onside kick, ultimately allowed the Eagles to maintain their lead and run out the clock. Both teams battled ball security issues, but the Eagles’ ability to execute in crucial moments secured their victory and extended the Chiefs’ early-season woes.