As Super Bowl LIX approaches, the Kansas City Chiefs are primed for their fifth Super Bowl appearance in six years, facing the Philadelphia Eagles. QB Patrick Mahomes, just 29, is pursuing his fourth Super Bowl victory, potentially making history with the first three-peat in the Super Bowl era. Mahomes has already achieved remarkable feats, including six Pro Bowl selections and three first-team All-Pro honors, positioning himself alongside legends like Tom Brady in discussions about Hall of Fame eligibility. The outcomes of the upcoming game will significantly impact the players' legacies.
If the Chiefs win Feb. 9, Mahomes will have helped the franchise author the first three-peat of the Super Bowl era. He's just 29 years old.
The Hall's board of selectors loves Super Bowl rings. Year in and year out, it's title winners -- especially multiple-title winners behind center -- who have a far more favorable chance to be enshrined.
Mahomes would become the first quarterback since Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw to start and lead his team to four Super Bowl wins over a span of six years.
Mahomes -- who has played in the AFC Championship Game every year since becoming a starter in 2018 -- is already a six-time Pro Bowl selection.
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