We are just six days away from the Super Bowl, a game that promises a lot of excitement between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles.
Super Bowl LIX Special: Everything you need to know about Eagles vs Chiefs?
It’s no secret that this matchup is the most anticipated by NFL fans because of what the two franchises represent and how they will give everything to bring home the trophy.
The previous occasion was in 2023 when the Chiefs had no problem beating the Eagles, a date that leaves a lot of pain in Philadelphia and now they will look to remove that thorn from their side and get their revenge in New Orleans.
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Each with their own goals and desires, such as Kansas City wanting to win their third consecutive Super Bowl, while Philadelphia wants revenge for what happened a few years ago.
With just a few days to go, the predictions are already starting to emerge, the most morbid and the one that is generating a certain intrigue on social meda is that of the great supercomputer, which has already dared to say who will win with everything and the score, as well as the winners of the individual awards given by the NFL.
Technology does it again
A supercomputer has revealed that the Chiefs have a thrilling 58.4 percent chance of winning Super Bowl LIX this Sunday, while the Eagles, with an intense push, have less than a 42 percent chance of overtaking the two-time defending champions in what promises to be an epic battle.
According to the Action Network, they are predicting a 30-27 win for the Chiefs in what is sure to be a very exciting and nail-biting game.
The average score predicted by the supercomputer is 25.8 to 23.5 in favor of the Chiefs, with less than three points separating the teams, absolute madness is what awaits us.
The Super Bowl MVP will be…
The supercomputer picks Patrick Mahomes to win the Super Bowl MVP award with 47.2%, which would be his fourth award if he wins. Of the Eagles, Saquon Barkley and Jalen Hurts have 22.6% and 14.8% chances, respectively. That leaves 15.4% for one of the other 103 players, such as Travis Kelce (3.3%), to win the award.
The truth is, no matter what happens, the real winners are the NFL fans. At this point, the colors of your team no longer matter. Unless your team is playing in the championship game, all you want to do is enjoy a great game of American football.