The Most Worst Super Bowl pairings: A Dreadful matchup for Eagles?

Super Bowl LVIII is almost here, whether Philadelphia is prepared for it or not. In a cruel twist of fate, the Chiefs and 49ers will square off in Las Vegas, with this Super Bowl matchup ranked among the worst of all time for

Super Bowl LVIII is almost here, whether Philadelphia is prepared for it or not. In a cruel twist of fate, the Chiefs and 49ers will square off in Las Vegas, with this Super Bowl matchup ranked among the worst of all time for Eagles supporters.

On Sunday, who should supporters of the Birds root for? Though it’s a far cry from the perfect situation, Kansas City is the obvious winner. Yes, despite those monumental postseason defeats in Philadelphia, Andy Reid unearthed the greatest quarterback of all time and completely changed the course of his career to become one of the greatest coaches in history.

 Jason Kelce will be on hand at the Super Bowl rooting on the Chiefs instead of suiting up for the Eagles themselves in the Big Game, adding a sting to the horrific collapse of the 2023 Eagles. Kansas City, of course, knocked off the Birds in last year’s Super Bowl and we’re well on the way to Chiefs fatigue akin to what happened with the Patriots in the 2010s and 2020s.

They’re ultimately the lesser of two evils though.

The 49ers? Yeah, no.

The Eagles’ demolition of San Francisco during the 2022 NFC Championship Game is undoubtedly the reason behind the players’ verbal abuse over the summer. “But Brock Purdy got hurt!” Deebo, I don’t care. The Eagles squad has a lot of energy. After a 16-sack 2022 season, perhaps brilliant head coach Kyle Shanahan shouldn’t have let a tight end block Haason Reddick, who subsequently tackled Purdy and took him out of the game?

Yes, the 49ers defeated the Eagles in the previous season. That’s not up for argument. The 2022 generation of the Birds was superior to the 2023 variant. That’s just the way things are. Deebo How fast he forgets the Eagles’ 31-7 thrashing of San Francisco last January, though? Samuel claims that the Eagles-49ers rivalry isn’t one-sided because rivalry games aren’t one-sided. He ignored that information after running his mouth for a year!

Only adding gasoline to this never-ending fire, 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw got into a brawl with beloved Eagles Chief Security Officer Dom DiSandro following the Birds’ Week 13 defeat to San Francisco.

Next is the more significant Purdy variable. It’s similar to not appreciating a band, movie, or TV show because of their fan base instead of the product itself. He is the object of abhorrent hero worship in the media, where certain “reporters” never stop embarrassing themselves. Fantastic tale? Yes. In his second season, he is poised to win the Super Bowl as the final choice in the draft.

That just doesn’t occur. Well done. When comparing him to another unknown quarterback with amazing offensive tools who is on a run to the Super Bowl, he’s also hardly the second coming of Kurt Warner. Please leave this place. It is too much for me to handle to hear all offseason talk about “Super Bowl-winning QB Brock Purdy.” I am unable to. I simply am unable to.

Whatever.

Hey, it could always be worse: Sunday’s game might include the Cowboys.

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