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Hindsight is 20/20, but the spread in Super Bowl 59 between the Chiefs and the Eagles (+1) may go down as one of the worst lines in the Big Game that we’ll ever see. After a humbling defeat, Kansas City’s Super Bowl odds are currently priced in the range.
Patrick Mahomes hasn’t gone anywhere, but the Chiefs’ offensive line may need time to adjust without left guard Joe Thuney, who has since moved on to Chicago. They’ve dodged a bullet with the league opting to leave Rashee Rice’s potential suspension alone, and they’ll need him while up against one of the league’s toughest schedules.
With that in mind, Mahomes and Co. could experience some negative variance, even with a roster shaped to contend once again. Remember that the Chiefs went 12-0 in one-score games last season, further indicative of how their luck ran out against Philadelphia. Will that develop into a trend in the 2025-26 campaign, especially with only a few “layups” on the slate (Giants, Titans, and Colts)?
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