They didn’t play their greatest offensive football, so the victory over the Chiefs in Kansas City was ideal.

After defeating the Kansas City Chiefs in a Super Bowl rematch, the Philadelphia Eagles seem to be the best team in the NFL.

The Eagles won 21-17 at Arrowhead, their ninth victory of the year, when Jalen Hurts and DeVonta Smith overcame a 10-point deficit in the second half.

With their current four-game winning streak over the Denver Broncos, the Eagles hold the longest winning streak in the NFL. Monday night’s victory was evident.

That Colts team, incidentally, won the Super Bowl. They should feel good about themselves, after all, having defeated the team who denied them the Super Bowl the previous season.

Eagles coach Nick Sirianni came under fire from Chiefs linebacker Willie Gay for remarks he made as he was leaving Arrowhead Stadium following Monday Night Football’s 21-17 victory over Kansas City by the Philadelphia Eagles.

Video footage from Super Bowl LVII’s NFL battle and rematch shows Sirianni using foul language as he exits the field following the Eagles’ victory. “Hey, the Chiefs fans are gone from my hearing!!!”

Gay, a fourth-year Chiefs player, took issue with the Eagles coach’s tirade following the game.

The Eagles are the current Super Bowl champions after exacting their retribution, but there’s a chance that these two groups may square off in a full-fledged rematch in February 2024 at Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas.

Monday night’s game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs featured two of the top teams in the NFL.

The Chiefs had defeated the Eagles in a shootout, 38-35, in the previous year’s Super Bowl, which was being rematched.

After a close 21-17 victory, the visiting Eagles, seeking retribution for their Super Bowl defeat, fled Arrowhead Stadium.

Eagles coach Nick Sirianni talked about his feelings following the thrilling victory.

After the Chiefs victory, Sirianni was heard ranting at trash-talking Chiefs fans in a video that was taken by NBC Sports Philadelphia. Chiefs linebacker Willie Gay Jr. expressed his disapproval of Sirianni’s remark on his Instagram page, calling it corny.

Gay thinks rightfully that Sirianni let the team who defeated him in the Super Bowl this year take advantage of him, especially because it was only a midseason victory.

Among the top NFL teams are the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs.

With a 9-1 record, the Eagles possess the greatest division in the NFL after defeating the defending Super Bowl champs.

The Chiefs’ record, which is now 7-3 following their loss to the Eagles, is good for second place in the league and the second-best record in the AFC.

It would be the second time in NFL history that the same two teams compete in back-to-back Super Bowls if the Chiefs and Eagles meet in the championship game again.

The Dallas Cowboys defeated the Buffalo Bills in both of their Super Bowl matchups (1993 and 1994).

The Eagles want to avoid losing two straight Super Bowls—or, better yet, four—as the Buffalo Bills did.

On the walk to the locker room after the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs in a Super Bowl rematch at Arrowhead Stadium, head coach Nick Sirianni assembled his squad.

Sirianni is only in his third season as head coach. Sirianni is prepared to take the fall by going after a fan base the size of Chiefs Kingdom, given his position as this team’s emotional captain.

The Chiefs defenseman Willie Gay Jr. remarked on Sirianni’s Instagram photo, calling him “a nerd for a role model???”