Eagles Crush Chiefs—Faith Takes Center Stage in Super Bowl Celebration [WATCH]

The Philadelphia Eagles dominated the Kansas City Chiefs in a decisive 40-22 victory at Super Bowl LIX on Sunday night, prompting head coach Nick Sirianni and quarterback Jalen Hurts to express their gratitude to God in their moment of triumph.

During the post-game celebration, a reporter asked Sirianni what winning the Super Bowl meant to him. Holding back tears, Sirianni was quick to acknowledge his faith.

“God’s blessed us very much,” Sirianni said. “He gave us all the talents to be able to get here, so, first and foremost, thanks to Him.”

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Sirianni continued by praising his team for their dedication and performance before once again directing his gratitude to God.

“Thank God. Thank you, Jesus,” Sirianni said.

“Thank God. Thank you Jesus.”

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Later, as he hoisted the Lombardi Trophy, Sirianni reiterated his faith, stating, “Glory to God.”

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“You can’t be great without the greatness of others.”

Championship teams aren’t built on talent alone.

They’re built on trust, accountability, and the willingness to sacrifice ME for WE.

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Quarterback Jalen Hurts echoed a similar sentiment, making a statement about faith in both good times and bad.

“God is good. He’s greater than all the highs and the lows,” Hurts declared after the Eagles’ victory.

“God is good. He’s greater than all the highs and lows”

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The Eagles controlled the game from the outset, leaving the Chiefs struggling to put points on the board.

Kansas City failed to score until late in the third quarter, long after Philadelphia had built an insurmountable lead.

By the time the final whistle blew, the Eagles had secured a commanding 40-22 victory, delivering a resounding statement on football’s biggest stage.

As the celebrations continued, faith remained a central theme for Philadelphia’s leaders, with Sirianni and Hurts both emphasizing their belief in God as a key part of their journey to the top.

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