Philadelphia Eagles players used the Kansas City Chiefs' ambition of a three-peat as fuel for a spectacular defensive performance in a decisive Super Bowl victory. The Eagles, particularly defensive tackle Milton Williams, were motivated by the Chiefs' chatter leading up to the game. Williams and fellow defensive standout Josh Sweat each recorded multiple sacks, becoming the third Super Bowl tandem to achieve such a feat. Despite the Chiefs' confident talk, the Eagles stuck to their original game plan and emerged victorious with a 40-22 win.
The Chiefs were aiming to become the first team to secure three consecutive Super Bowl titles. Their ambitions were so high that they even discussed acquiring the trademark for the term "Three-Peat." Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs had reached an agreement with Miami Heat president Pat Riley, allowing them to use the phrase if they emerged victorious. However, the Eagles had other plans.
Brandon Graham, an Eagles defensive end, expressed how the Chiefs' confidence was perceived by his team.
"That was motivation because it was kind of a slap to us," – Brandon Graham
Milton Williams echoed a similar sentiment.
"They were talking about getting the copyright and all that B.S. Throw that s
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