Eagles vs Chiefs: Super Bowl Rematch Headlines Week 2 Showdown

The Philadelphia Eagles continue the 2025 NFL season with a Week 2 regular-season Super Bowl rematch with the Kansas City Chiefs at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.

Game Details and Broadcast Information

» When: Sunday, Sept. 14

» Kickoff: 4:25 p.m.

» Where: GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium

» Records: Philadelphia (1-0) | Chiefs (0-1)

» Spread: Eagles (–120), Chiefs (even) | Chiefs –1.5, O/U 46.5

» Radio: 97.3 ESPN

» Pregame Coverage: Eagles Radio Network coverage starts at 3 p.m. | Merrill and Mike call all the action at 4:25 p.m. on 97.3 ESPN.

(Due to NFL rules, Eagles football cannot be heard on the mobile app or web stream)

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5 Key Stats per ESPN Stats and Info:

► Including the playoffs, the Chiefs have won 12 straight home games, 1 shy of tying their longest home win streak in team history (13 straight from 2002-03) 

► Including their 2 Super Bowls, this is the 5th time in the last 5 seasons the Eagles and Chiefs will play, and Elias confirms this is the 1st time since the 1970 Merger that teams from different conferences will play 5 times in a 5-season span, including Super Bowls.

► Sunday is Patrick Mahomes’ 70th career start at home (including playoffs) and this would be the 2nd time in those 70 starts that the Chiefs are an underdog.

► Saquon Barkley (PHI): 25 rushes, 57 yards in Super Bowl LIX vs Eagles, his fewest yards per rush (2.3) in any game since joining Eagles last season

► This is also the 4th Super Bowl rematch in Week 1 or 2 of a season. The Broncos are the only team to win both the Super Bowl and the rematch.

Key Storylines Entering Week 2

The Eagles were able to sack Patrick Mahomes six times without blitzing once in the Super Bowl, with 4.5 of the 6 sacks coming from Josh Sweat (2.5) and Milton Williams (2.0), who are no longer on the team. Can Nolan Smith and Jaylx Hunt step up and pressure Mahomes into mistakes? 

What’s at Stake

The Eagles could get to 2-0 with a win, with the LA Rams looming next week in Philadelphia. It would be the Eagles' third 2-0 start in the last 4 seasons; they did not start 2-0 in any season from 2017-21.

The Chiefs would fall to 0-2 with a loss. It would be their first 0-2 start since 2014, which was the last time the team missed the playoffs; looking to avoid becoming 4th team since 2000 to start 0-2 after reaching the Super Bowl in the previous season (2022 Bengals, 2015 Seahawks, 2002 Rams).