The Birth of a Dynasty - Super Bowl LVIII Recap

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🗓️ 12 February 2024

⏱️ 25 minutes

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It’s official. The Kansas City Chiefs are the NFL’s newest dynasty following their 25-22 overtime win over the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII. Becoming the first repeat champions in the NFL since the 2003-2004 New England Patriots. That’s three titles, and three Super Bowl MVP awards for Patrick Mahomes. And if the most flawed team of the Mahomes-Andy Reid era Chiefs can bring home a ring, what does that mean for the future? ESPN Senior NFL writer Jason Reid joins us from the press box at Allegiant Stadium to tell us what he saw, as the Chiefs won it all, again. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	In the shotgun, Mahomes, four-man front, receiver emotion, low snap. He runs and he throws
0:08.4	top, touchdown. It's caught. Hardin, caught the ball. one, the chase of one.
0:14.0	The chief of one.
0:17.0	The entire bench jumties chasing the homes in the end zone.
0:23.4	They're third. chasing the homes in the end zone. The third Super Bowl in five years.
0:28.2	The chiefs are back to back.
0:30.7	Super Bowl champions. It is a dynasty.
0:38.8	Jason Reed, we're talking to you
0:40.4	from the press box in Allegiant Stadium
0:42.2	in Las Vegas, Nevada where you just watched
0:44.7	Super Bowl 58. It ended in overtime with the Kansas City Chiefs 25 to 22 victory over the
0:50.2	San Francisco 49ers. Please do set the scene for us from Sin City.
0:55.0	Well, I mean, Clinton, the, obviously with the way the game ended with Patrick Mahomes,
1:01.7	hooking up with McCle Hardman in overtime for the chiefs
1:05.1	to win, become the first team since the Patriots
1:08.7	19 years ago to go back to back Super Bowls,
1:11.6	three Super Bowl championships in Patrick Mahone's first six years as a starter.
1:15.4	Like you saw the scene on the field obviously Clinton.
1:18.6	It was just bedlam.
1:20.4	I mean the players are running, the fans are all over the place the confetti's
1:24.4	fallen and let me tell you Clinton it wasn't much different in the in the in the post
1:28.7	game scene you know everybody was trying to find where the players were they were
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