Philadelphia Eagles aim to rewrite the ending in Super Bowl rematch The Philadelphia Eagles will face the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl for the second time in three seasons a wiser, more complete team than the one edged out 38-35 in Arizona two years ago.
The Chiefs are seeking an unprecedented third straight Super Bowl title and to secure it they will need to beat the same team they started the run against, two years after Philadelphia held a 24-14 half-time lead only for Kansas City to rally in the fourth quarter.
Both were signed as a free agents, the first time in NFL history a team has signed two free agents who both earned Pro Bowl selection in their first season on the squad.
Twenty-one players have started for the Eagles this season who did not feature in 2023, the most for a Super Bowl team since 1981.
Barkley led the league with 2,005 yards in the regular season, only the ninth player in NFL history to pass the 2,000 mark, only 101 yards short of Eric Dickerson’s all-time record.
