Eagles: 5 reasons Philadelphia will win Super Bowl 57

5 reasons Eagles will win Super Bowl 57

Jan 29, 2023; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts (1), defensive tackle Fletcher Cox (91) and wide receiver A.J. Brown (11) during the NFC Championship trophy presentation after win against the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship game at Lincoln Financial Field. Mandatory Credit: Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports /

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The Eagles head into Super Bowl 57 as slight favorites over the Chiefs and here are five reasons why Philadelphia will prove betters right.

The Eagles and Chiefs have been two of the best NFL teams all season long and thoroughly deserve the right to compete for a championship in Super Bowl 57. Unfortunately for fans in Kansas City, this edition of Philadelphia’s squad heads into the game with a slight edge on the field.

The Eagles aren’t overwhelming favorites, but they deserve the slight nod they’re getting from oddsmakers heading into the biggest game of the year. Read on to discover five reasons why Philadelphia will hoist the Lombardi Trophy when all is said and done on Super Bowl Sunday.

Eagles: 5 reasons Philly will win Super Bowl 57

5. The Eagles’ offensive line will neutralize Chris Jones

Jones is arguably the best interior defensive lineman in the league not named Aaron Donald. Unfortunately for Kansas City’s defense, Jones is going up against arguably the best offensive lineman in the league in Super Bowl 57.

Veteran Jason Kelce will see a lot of time matched up against Jones on the interior from his center spot. He’ll get plenty of assistance from guards Landon Dickerson and Isaac Seumalo. That will stop Jones from penetrating the interior of the line when he’s deployed at tackle.

Kansas City also likes to move Jones out to defensive end on obvious passing downs. That’s when Lane Johnson and Jordan Mailita will be forced to contend with his combination of power and speed on the outside. They’ve got just enough talent to hold up with some timely assistance from tight ends and running backs in pass protection. The attention heaped on Jones will give his teammates some one-on-one opportunities but he’s not going to dominate this game in the way the Chiefs need him to.

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