The Super Bowl Lix is three days, and the excitement for the big game is already starting to boil.
Kansas City chiefs are looking to become the first team in NFL history to win three consecutive super bowls. The Eagles of Philadelphia, who hope to win their second Super Bowl.
In the end, the team with the best list from top to bottom will be the organization that will win the Super Bowl, so let’s look at which team has the position of position on the other and which has better programming.
Offense
Rear quarter
It is one of the rare non-certain people on this list. Patrick Mahomes is a better quarter-Arrière than Jalen Hurts. The averages of 17 Mahoma games far exceed Jalen Hurts ”.
Even if we put stalls and compare their figures in the playoffs, Mahomes succeeds in the eye test. It was better than injuries in terms of yards per game per match, average yards per trial, quarter-back note and QBR. Hurts has a clear advantage as a runner, but the winning quarters of the Super Bowl must also be elite passers -by.
Hurts is a big runner, but he doesn’t play as well as a passer at the moment.
Advantages
Back-back
The greatest positional disparity between these two teams could be in the ball carrier.
The Saquon Barkley of the Eagles is on average 147.3 yards per match in the playoffs by itself. On the other side, Kareem Hunt of Kansas City and Isiah Pacheco are only good for 69 yards on the ground per combined match. SAQUON alone is more than twice as productive than the KC’s back room.
When you remember that Kenneth Gainwell is on average 4.6 yards per race while Will Shipley ran for 77 yards during four attempts to have a room for playoffs, it is clear that the Eagles have a huge advantage in the position of ball carrier.
Eagles advantages
Wide receivers
It is a fascinating category because only four chief chiefs and three receptors of large eagles have captured passes in this year’s qualifying series. It tells me that the depth will not play a big role in the Sunday match. Instead, it will be each team by ensuring that their best receivers make games.
When supervised like that, I pick the large philly receptor room on KC.
First, I think the Eagles have a ton of talents in the broad position. AJ Brown is one of the most physically gifted receivers that the NFL has ever seen. Meanwhile, Devonta Smith and Jahan Dotson are both old first -round choices, so they have always had the potential to be great.
Second, I think that the wide receiver of Philadelphia will be easier to work against KC secondary rather than vice versa. The defensive backs of the Eagles were much better than those of KC.
Little separates these large receiver rooms. I just like the Eagles a little more.
Eagles advantages
Tight bits
I went to the folder and I said that Dallas Goedert would be easily The best ended end in the playoffs If Travis Kelce did not exist. He is the first among all the purpose of the playoff series by receiving yards and second of receptions.
Unfortunately for Goedert, Travis Kelce exists, and as long as he plays in the NFL, Kelce will be the best ended end in the playoffs. After all, he has more reception yards than Goederlet despite the recording of fewer catches.
This one is close because I think Dallas Goedert is really good, but Travis Kelce plays as the best today.
Advantages
Offensive line
I expressed my excitement concerning the PHILLY offensive line several times. They had three professional tellers this season when they should have had four. You can see how good the Eagles offensive line was just looking for the team’s precipitated numbers (227.7 yards on the ground per game).
Chiefs have an excellent offensive line player: Center Creed Humphrey. In fact, I would say that Humphrey is the best center in the NFL. After him, KC’s offensive lines are good, but not super in the same way as Philly.
The Eagles may have abandoned more bags than the chefs, but they played in more games than KC. In addition, Jalen Hurts’ mobility has been limited by a knee injury, so I don’t think these figures precisely reflect the quality of the Philly line in passing the passes.
Eagles advantages
Defense
Defensive line
It is a real draw.
Of the ten bags of the Eagles, only four of them came from defensive line players. Simultaneously, nine of the ten bags of chefs come from D-Line. Based on these statistics, I think the KC’s defensive line is better against the pass.
Philly clearly has a better race defense (105.7 yards per game against 148 yards per game). However, I think that a large part of the defense of this race comes from the position of the secondary, where Philly has a clear advantage.
Throughout the defensive line, I think the chefs have more players than the Eagles. Jalen Carter de Philly is perhaps the best defensive line of the Super Bowl, but the KC line is better as a unit.
Advantages
Seconds
As I just said, the Eagles have the advantage in the secondary. Three of the ten most prolific plates of the post -season game for Philly (Zack Baun – 26, Oren Burks – 20 and Nolan Smith Jr. – 16). These are just the plateaux numbers. They also combined for five bags, nine plated for loss, interception, four forced escapes and two recovery escaped. What is the most impressive is that it is not even the whole room of the secondary. It’s just the production of three guys!
Kansas City recorded five seconds at least one tackle in the playoffs. These five guys have fewer plated, bags, plated for loss, interceptions, forced escapes and escaped recovery than Baun, Burks and Smith Jr.
If we also include the contributions of Nakobe Dean, Nicholas Morrow, Jeremiah Trotter Jr., Josh Sweat and Jalyx Hunt, it becomes obvious that Philly has the best body of seconds.
Eagles advantages
Corner
Philly’s corners are much better than statistically KC. The guys from Philly combined for 14 deviations from passes and three interceptions. The KC’s corner half have only accumulated four passing deviations and zero interceptions in the playoffs.
I do not want to discredit the chiefs, who authorize 207 yards by the pass, much less than Philly (245.7 yards per game). But the defense of Eagles allows the quarter-rear to finish 60.3% of their passes, the second weakest brand in the playoffs.
Philly’s corners are better than KC to disturb the passes, which is why they get the advantage.
Eagles advantages
Security
I think Reed Blankenship was an underestimated member of the defense of the Eagles. Its 24 plated in total are the fourth largest number of these qualifying series. In addition, CJ Gardner-Johnson has accumulated 11 plated in total in his last two games after having shown zero in the Wild Card Round of the playoffs.
Chamarri Conner and Justin Reid are not outdone either. They combined for 26 plated, a bag, a forced escape and a tackle for loss.
With beginners so close to each other in terms of level of competence and production, we must analyze backups. Philly’s backup safety were combined for six plated in total. This number goes to 24 for chiefs.
It’s really close, but I’m going with KC.
Advantages
Best list
There are positions where the Eagles are clearly better than the chiefs. Philly has an obvious advantage in terms of runners, seconds and offensive line players. At the same time, KC has undeniable advantages as in the quarter and at the end tight.
Philly’s excellence along the offensive line and secondary will make it a very difficult game for Kansas City chiefs, which abandon a lot of yards on the ground while being just in terms of passing the ball.
I think Philadelphia has the best list in advance in the Super Bowl Lix.
Eagles advantages
