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Most people hate consistent winners or franchises that win championships repeatedly. So it's no surprise that most people really don't like Patrick Mahomes and the

Chiefs. But who do you root for when both teams are pretty much overwhelmingly hated? That's the

situation we find ourselves in for Super Bowl 59, where one of the most hated franchise in sports,

being the Philadelphia Eagles, are playing the current dominant force in the league in the

Kansas City Chiefs. Now, to many NFL fans, this is like having to choose between rooting for

China and Russia. Eagles fans, on one hand, are known to be some of the most devious out there.

After all, they torment opposing fans and incredible rates. They threw snowballs at Santa Claus,

and their mayor can't even spell

Eagles correctly. The stories of fights at Philly Games are ones of legend, and they seem to somewhat

thrive off their reckless reputation. Now, the chiefs have garnered hate a different way.

They just win a lot, and the jealousy of other NFL teams fans has hit an all-time peak recently

as they go for a record three-peak. If you win long and big enough, you become the evil empire.

It is what it is. And that's who Kansas City is. It's hard not to like Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes,

even though his wife and brothers seem absolutely insufferable. To me, almost any other team playing in this game against the Chiefs could rally America as the underdog and get him behind them.

Philly is just one of the few I don't think that can do it because at the end of the day, nobody messes with Santa Claus and comes out the other side clean. David Cohn, is there a chance?

We saw a little bit of this in the college football national championship game, Notre Dame

versus Ohio State, right? Two brands that a lot of people don't like, but it seemed like a decent

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