Super Bowl LV match-up set in stone

After a season that started with doubt and nationwide turmoil, two teams battled through the noise for a chance to take home the Vince Lombardi Trophy. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs will travel to Tampa Bay, where the 2020-21 NFL Season will crown its champion.

Representing the NFC:

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

How they got here:

Off-season: Signed QB Tom Brady

11-5 Regular Season Record

Win @ Washington Football Team (31-23)

Win @ New Orleans Saints (30-20)

Win @ Green Bay Packers (31-26)

If anyone thought Tom Brady was over-the-hill or should retire, he once again has proved his haters wrong in 2020. In just one season, the 43-year-old Quarterback turned around a franchise in Tampa Bay that hasn’t seen success since the turn of the century. With the Super Bowl in Tampa this season, Brady and the Bucs should enjoy a home field advantage as they prepare for the championship game.

Representing the AFC:

Kansas City Chiefs

How they got here:

14-2 Regular Season Record, Clinched #1 Seed and Home Field Advantage

Wild Card Weekend Bye

Win vs Cleveland Browns (22-17)

Win vs Buffalo Bills (38-24)

The Kansas City Chiefs are back in the Super Bowl for the second time in as many years. Their hopes for a repeat fall squarely on the shoulders of QB Patrick Mahomes. The young gun-slinging quarterback continues to blossom in front of our eyes. With a win in the Super Bowl, the Chiefs will look to start their own dynasty, putting an end to the New England Patriots’ run that started in the early 2000′s.

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