As the Chiefs look to win their fourth Super Bowl in six years, we debate whether they will catch the Patriots dynasty or not.

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The New England Patriots with Brady and Belichick played in nine Super Bowls and they won six of them.

That's remarkable.

And most of us never thought we would ever see something like that again. But I'm here to tell you today,

the Kansas City Chiefs with Andy Reed and Patrick Mahomes are not only going to catch the Patriots,

they're going to pass them. Now, as crazy as that sounds, before you go nuts, let's just look at the resume and the trajectory. This will be the fifth Super Bowl Patrick Mahomes has played in so far,

and he's 3 and 1. He's only 29 years old. Andy reads only 66, which in the NFL, 60's the new 40.

These two have many more years together, and they're the straw that really stirs the drink.

Now, according to Draft Kings, Mahomes has made the Super Bowl five out of his eight seasons, which is about 63%.

To put that in perspective, Steph Curry's career three-point percentage is 43%.

So according to the numbers, Mahomes is more likely to make the Super Bowl than Steph Curry

is to hit a three. That is absolutely bananas. And when you look around the league right now,

there are some teams on the come up, but a lot of the top dogs have already tried to add

everything and anything possible to catch Kansas City. The Ravens added Derek Henry,

and the Eagles have taken every one Georgia and Bama has to offer, and it still hasn't worked.

Now, we'll see in the Super Bowl this year, but to this point it hasn't. But the biggest reason

the Chiefs will catch the Patriots eventually is because they've been able to be malleable

as a team while dominating.

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