Super Bowl, 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs

Inman: A sneak peak at 49ers’ Super Bowl LX plot after Eagles dethrone Chiefs
If the 49ers dethrone the Eagles next season, that will could yield a historic win in Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium.
Best Super Bowl Rematches: No. 6 Chiefs vs 49ers
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What’s the Biggest Blowout in Super Bowl History?
The 49ers wound up winning the game 55-10, which was and still is the largest margin of victory in Super Bowl history. The star of the show was easily San Francisco quarterback Joe Montana, who finished the game completing 22-of-29 passes for 297 yards, five touchdowns, zero interceptions and a 147.6 passer rating.
Eagles show 49ers how it’s done in blowing out Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX
The Philadelphia Eagles were dominant in every phase of a 40-22 win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX.
Where Eagles rank among most dominant Super Bowl performances ever
The Eagles were dominant in Super Bowl 59, but where does their blowout performance rank amongst the other one-sided championship games?
Lessons the 49ers Can Learn From Super Bowl LIX
Philadelphia shellacked Kansas City in a 40-22 Super Bowl victory, denying the Chiefs bid for a threepeat. The Eagles succeeded where the Niners failed, San Fra
When is 2026 Super Bowl? A look at next year's NFL championship game date, where Super Bowl 60 takes place
Is it too early to start looking ahead to Super Bowl LX? The short answer: It's never too early to get excited for a ...
How a Super Bowl blackout in New Orleans nearly altered Ravens and 49ers history
The 34-minute delay created two distinct halves of football and, according to the Ravens, nearly cost them a Super Bowl title ...
Super Bowl history: More blowouts or close games? We break down the numbers
The Super Bowl has seen its share of exciting games, but it's also seen its share of clunkers. We look at the widest and ...
How long does the Super Bowl last? Here's what time to expect the game to end
The Super Bowl would end at 10:07 p.m. ET if using the average Super Bowl length over the last two decades. The range is between 9:44 p.m. and 10:34 p.m.