Welcome in to the final PFF NFL grade release show of the season.

Max Chadwick alongside Dalton Wasserman here.

The Philadelphia Eagles are Super Bowl 59 champions,

destroying the Kansas City Chiefs by a 40 to 22 final score. The Eagles win their first Super Bowl

title since the 2017 season and their second overall. And the Chiefs quest for the first

three Pete in Super Bowl history has been denied. The Eagles winning Super Bowl 59. We'll be

going over all of the initial grades for Super Bowl 59. They're still going over all the initial grades for Super Bowl 59.

They're still kind of in the grid and the review process right now, so they might change a very little bit.

We'll, of course, release those grades. We'll go over the most impressive part from this game,

the Sapt that told the story in this game, most disappointing.

It's kind of a general overview of what was Super Bowl 59.

And, Don, what a game was for Philadelphia, man.

Yeah, I mean, the two best teams in football walked in and the best one walked out in Victor.

I mean, it's just the job, and we're going to go over a lot of it, the job that Howie Roseman

did to fill in the gaps from last year's team to improve this team. And if you're going to

beat Patrick Holmes in Kansas City, especially in this setting, you have to leave no doubt, right?

Just like four years ago in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Tom Brady did it to them, they took advantage of all the Chiefs flaws that we've been kind of poking and prodding out all season, but they kept winning all those one-score games.

Well, don't leave it as a one-score game.

Dominate them from start to finish and just finish them off when you have a chance. And that's what they did. I think especially in the middle part of this game,

when they got out ahead 24-0-0 by halftime,

it really was just too big a hole for my homes to climb out of this time.

It absolutely will.

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