The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the arguably invincible Baltimore Ravens on Sunday. They are now heading to the Super Bowl once again this year. Coach Andy Reid is happy with his team, especially his quarterback, Patrick Mahomes, who didn’t let the team’s hopes die anytime.

The Chiefs are set to play against the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl. This would be a rematch of the Super Bowl between these two teams after the 2019 finale. Ahead of the game, proud coach Reid has a five-worded message for Mahomes.

Andy Reid belives in Patrick Mahomes’ legacy

In a recent pregame press conference of KC, coach Andy Reid appeared in a Zoom meeting with the media to address the upcoming rivalries and the team’s preparation for it. Reid was also asked about Patrick Mahomes’ legacy and the team’s belief in him. To which the 65-year-old coach replied, along with a five-word message, “We see it every day. We don’t take that for granted.” Well, Mahomes has played a full season’s worth of playoff games, and the same is reflected in the stats.

He continued, “We respect the job that he does and we appreciate it. We know we’re seeing something special and he’s still young in this business so that’s a great thing for the Chiefs, it’s a great thing for the city.” Reid added that Mahomes is somebody they can build the team around, and the team’s GM, Brett Veach, ensures that other positions compliment Mahomes. According to Reid, it’s a positive situation that they are well aware of.

Well, Mahomes and his squad made it to the Super Bowl once again despite having the rockiest regular season, slamming any doubts about their mettle as a team. The quarterback has led five game-winning drives and has four ‘fourth-quarterback comebacks’ in the postseason.

The Chiefs are now set to play against the 49ers in LA, eyeing to win the Super Bowl ring once again, and the team is one step behind from registering their names in the NFL’s history books.

The Chiefs are going to lock horns with the 49ers!

The Chiefs have reached the Super Bowl for the second consecutive year and the fourth time in the last five seasons. They will be facing the 49ers, the team they defeated at the beginning of their dominant period.

This will be the Chiefs’ fourth appearance in the Super Bowl in the last five seasons, giving them a chance to achieve consecutive championships, a feat not seen since the Patriots did it almost two decades ago. The Chiefs have three Super Bowl victories, and the 49ers have five Super Bowl wins. The Chiefs stopped the 49ers’ last chance at the trophy in the 2019 season.

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The 2024 Super Bowl LVIII is scheduled to take place in LA at Allegiant Stadium in Paradise at 6:30 p.m. ET. And Usher will be performing at the Super Bowl halftime.

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