By rikififi90 
The Philadelphia Eagles are asserting their dominance over the Kansas City Chiefs, extending their lead to 17-0 with a crucial touchdown followed by a successful extra point. The game’s turning point came in the second quarter when Cooper DeJean intercepted a pass from Patrick Mahomes and returned it to the end zone, solidifying the Eagles’ control. The scoreboard reflects Philadelphia’s strong defensive performance and efficient offense, contrasting with the Chiefs’ struggles, as they have yet to score.
With 7:03 remaining in the second quarter, the Eagles’ defense capitalized on a Mahomes mistake to extend their lead. On a third down and 16 yards to go, Mahomes attempted a short pass to DeAndre Hopkins, but the ball was intercepted by DeJean at the Kansas City 38-yard line. The defender returned it for a touchdown, and kicker Jake Elliott converted the extra point, pushing the score to 17-0. This marked the second turnover of the game, a key factor in the Eagles’ control so far.
Philadelphia’s defense continues to be the difference-maker, limiting the Chiefs to just 20 total yards so far. Kansas City has struggled to move the ball, recording only one first down and failing to convert on third downs (0 for 4). Quarterback Patrick Mahomes has completed only 5 of 10 passes for 18 yards, with one interception and two sacks for a loss of six yards. Meanwhile, the Eagles have amassed 151 total yards, with Jalen Hurts completing 9 of 11 passes for 104 yards and throwing one interception as well.
IT’S LOUD IN NOLA! #SBLIX pic.twitter.com/5ai8lrSAtE
— NFL (@NFL) February 10, 2025
Eagles’ Defense Smothers Mahomes as Chiefs Remain Scoreless
Since the start of the game, Philadelphia’s defense has been relentless against Kansas City’s offensive line. Mahomes suffered two sacks in the second quarter, one of them shared by Jalyx Hunt and Josh Sweat, pushing the Chiefs further back. The offensive line has struggled to protect Mahomes, leading to rushed decisions and ineffective plays.
The Chiefs’ rushing game has also been ineffective. So far, the team has only attempted one run with Kareem Hunt, gaining just two yards. With no reliable ground game, Mahomes has been forced to pass in unfavorable situations, making it easier for the Eagles’ secondary to anticipate plays.
On the other hand, the Eagles’ offense remains balanced, mixing passes and runs effectively. Jalen Hurts has contributed both with his arm and legs, rushing for 21 yards on six carries, including a one-yard touchdown in the first quarter. Running back Saquon Barkley has added 20 yards on 10 carries, while Kenneth Gainwell has contributed six more yards.
Game Stats So Far
- Score: Eagles 17, Chiefs 0
- Time of Possession: Eagles 16:24, Chiefs 6:33
- First Downs: Eagles 10, Chiefs 1
- Total Yards: Eagles 151, Chiefs 20
- Turnovers: 1 for each team
Individual Performances
- Jalen Hurts (Eagles): 9/11, 104 yards, 1 interception; 6 rushes, 21 yards, 1 touchdown
- Patrick Mahomes (Chiefs): 5/10, 18 yards, 1 interception, 2 sacks (-6 yards)
- Cooper DeJean (Eagles): 1 interception returned for a touchdown (38 yards)
- Josh Sweat (Eagles): 1.5 sacks, major defensive impact
Eagles’ Secondary Shuts Down Chiefs’ Passing Game
Philadelphia’s secondary has completely dominated Kansas City’s receivers, limiting them to just five catches. JuJu Smith-Schuster has been the most productive with 16 yards on two receptions. Star tight end Travis Kelce, one of Mahomes’ favorite targets, has yet to record a reception as he faces tight coverage.
Meanwhile, the Eagles’ defense continues to force errors and prevent any offensive rhythm for Kansas City. Along with DeJean’s interception return for a touchdown, the team has accumulated two sacks and multiple pressures on Mahomes, making his job increasingly difficult.
On the Chiefs’ defensive side, the unit has attempted to slow down Philadelphia’s offense but is starting to show signs of fatigue, as the Eagles have dominated possession time. Kansas City’s front seven must find a way to pressure Hurts and disrupt the Eagles’ offensive flow to prevent further damage.
HBD @cdejean23 🎂
📺: #SBLIX on FOX
📱: Tubi + NFL app pic.twitter.com/aWdte4eMsj— NFL (@NFL) February 10, 2025
Game Timeline So Far
- 1st Quarter: Jalen Hurts scores the opening touchdown with a one-yard run after a 69-yard drive in seven plays. Jake Elliott converts the extra point. (PHI 7-0)
- 2nd Quarter: Jake Elliott nails a 48-yard field goal, extending the lead. (PHI 10-0)
- 2nd Quarter (7:03): Cooper DeJean intercepts Mahomes and returns it for a touchdown. Jake Elliott converts the extra point. (PHI 17-0)
What to Expect Moving Forward?
The Kansas City Chiefs must make quick adjustments if they want to stay in the game. The team needs to strengthen its offensive line to give Mahomes more time and establish some kind of running game to relieve the pressure. Additionally, the defense must force turnovers and limit the Eagles’ offensive success.
Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Eagles should continue exploiting the Chiefs’ defensive weaknesses with their balanced approach. The team has controlled possession and, if they maintain this momentum, they could further extend their lead and move closer to victory. However, there is still plenty of football left to play, and the Chiefs have a history of mounting comebacks.
The Philadelphia Eagles are asserting their dominance over the Kansas City Chiefs, extending their lead to 17-0 with a crucial touchdown followed by a successful extra point. The game’s turning point came in the second quarter when Cooper DeJean intercepted a pass from Patrick Mahomes and returned it to the end zone, solidifying the Eagles’ control. The scoreboard reflects Philadelphia’s strong defensive performance and efficient offense, contrasting with the Chiefs’ struggles, as they have yet to score.
With 7:03 remaining in the second quarter, the Eagles’ defense capitalized on a Mahomes mistake to extend their lead. On a third down and 16 yards to go, Mahomes attempted a short pass to DeAndre Hopkins, but the ball was intercepted by DeJean at the Kansas City 38-yard line. The defender returned it for a touchdown, and kicker Jake Elliott converted the extra point, pushing the score to 17-0. This marked the second turnover of the game, a key factor in the Eagles’ control so far.
Philadelphia’s defense continues to be the difference-maker, limiting the Chiefs to just 20 total yards so far. Kansas City has struggled to move the ball, recording only one first down and failing to convert on third downs (0 for 4). Quarterback Patrick Mahomes has completed only 5 of 10 passes for 18 yards, with one interception and two sacks for a loss of six yards. Meanwhile, the Eagles have amassed 151 total yards, with Jalen Hurts completing 9 of 11 passes for 104 yards and throwing one interception as well.
IT’S LOUD IN NOLA! #SBLIX pic.twitter.com/5ai8lrSAtE
— NFL (@NFL) February 10, 2025
Eagles’ Defense Smothers Mahomes as Chiefs Remain Scoreless
Since the start of the game, Philadelphia’s defense has been relentless against Kansas City’s offensive line. Mahomes suffered two sacks in the second quarter, one of them shared by Jalyx Hunt and Josh Sweat, pushing the Chiefs further back. The offensive line has struggled to protect Mahomes, leading to rushed decisions and ineffective plays.
The Chiefs’ rushing game has also been ineffective. So far, the team has only attempted one run with Kareem Hunt, gaining just two yards. With no reliable ground game, Mahomes has been forced to pass in unfavorable situations, making it easier for the Eagles’ secondary to anticipate plays.
On the other hand, the Eagles’ offense remains balanced, mixing passes and runs effectively. Jalen Hurts has contributed both with his arm and legs, rushing for 21 yards on six carries, including a one-yard touchdown in the first quarter. Running back Saquon Barkley has added 20 yards on 10 carries, while Kenneth Gainwell has contributed six more yards.
Game Stats So Far
- Score: Eagles 17, Chiefs 0
- Time of Possession: Eagles 16:24, Chiefs 6:33
- First Downs: Eagles 10, Chiefs 1
- Total Yards: Eagles 151, Chiefs 20
- Turnovers: 1 for each team
Individual Performances
- Jalen Hurts (Eagles): 9/11, 104 yards, 1 interception; 6 rushes, 21 yards, 1 touchdown
- Patrick Mahomes (Chiefs): 5/10, 18 yards, 1 interception, 2 sacks (-6 yards)
- Cooper DeJean (Eagles): 1 interception returned for a touchdown (38 yards)
- Josh Sweat (Eagles): 1.5 sacks, major defensive impact
Eagles’ Secondary Shuts Down Chiefs’ Passing Game
Philadelphia’s secondary has completely dominated Kansas City’s receivers, limiting them to just five catches. JuJu Smith-Schuster has been the most productive with 16 yards on two receptions. Star tight end Travis Kelce, one of Mahomes’ favorite targets, has yet to record a reception as he faces tight coverage.
Meanwhile, the Eagles’ defense continues to force errors and prevent any offensive rhythm for Kansas City. Along with DeJean’s interception return for a touchdown, the team has accumulated two sacks and multiple pressures on Mahomes, making his job increasingly difficult.
On the Chiefs’ defensive side, the unit has attempted to slow down Philadelphia’s offense but is starting to show signs of fatigue, as the Eagles have dominated possession time. Kansas City’s front seven must find a way to pressure Hurts and disrupt the Eagles’ offensive flow to prevent further damage.
HBD @cdejean23 🎂
📺: #SBLIX on FOX
📱: Tubi + NFL app pic.twitter.com/aWdte4eMsj— NFL (@NFL) February 10, 2025
Game Timeline So Far
- 1st Quarter: Jalen Hurts scores the opening touchdown with a one-yard run after a 69-yard drive in seven plays. Jake Elliott converts the extra point. (PHI 7-0)
- 2nd Quarter: Jake Elliott nails a 48-yard field goal, extending the lead. (PHI 10-0)
- 2nd Quarter (7:03): Cooper DeJean intercepts Mahomes and returns it for a touchdown. Jake Elliott converts the extra point. (PHI 17-0)
What to Expect Moving Forward?
The Kansas City Chiefs must make quick adjustments if they want to stay in the game. The team needs to strengthen its offensive line to give Mahomes more time and establish some kind of running game to relieve the pressure. Additionally, the defense must force turnovers and limit the Eagles’ offensive success.
Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Eagles should continue exploiting the Chiefs’ defensive weaknesses with their balanced approach. The team has controlled possession and, if they maintain this momentum, they could further extend their lead and move closer to victory. However, there is still plenty of football left to play, and the Chiefs have a history of mounting comebacks.
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