OL is the key to this game. Need these guys to play good games

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Teams with More Than 55 Sacks Entering Super Bowl<br>Last 15 Seasons<br> Won Super Bowl<br>2019 49ers ???<br>2015 Broncos Yes<br>2011 Giants Yes<br>2010 Packers Yes<br>2008 Steelers Yes<br>2007 Giants Yes<br>2005 Steelers Yes</p>&mdash; James Palmer (@JamesPalmerTV) <a href="https://twitter.com/JamesPalmerTV/status/1221144936277516290?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 25, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Number of 55 sack teams that went into a SB against Mahomes? 0

Definitely not a fan of this stat. Yeesh.

*Healthy* Mahomes. Makes a huge difference compared to the gimpy one that couldn't move earlier in the season.

There’s funky stats like that which go for both teams. Some are gonna hold up, some will be debunked. Is what it is.

No shit.

There's some signal to noise in there, but 3 of those games involved a clearly inferior QB coming out on top.

It's a bit of an arbitrary endpoint so I'll take some comfort in that, but it's still a nasty little bugger, isn't it?

Post some in our favor so I can be happy again!

2015 - Played Cam Newton.
2011 - Played Tom Brady
2010 - Played Big Ben
2008 - Played Kurt Warner
2007 - Played Tom Brady
2005 - Played Matt Hasselbeck

Cam Newton played like a pussy in that game....not even going after his own fumble.
Brady and Warner are statues.
Big Ben holds onto the ball forever.
Matt Hasselbeck is Matt Hasselbeck.

damnit...tried to post Happy Gilmore Happy Place....couldn't figure it out.

Palmer actually ****ed that up. SF does not have more than 55. They have exactly 55. 48 regular season and 7 postseason. So no this doesn’t apply.

Chiefs have 53 btw which makes this even more reeruned

2015 Broncos - played against an inaccurate QB who can't read a defense
2011 Giants - played against a statue QB (Brady)
2010 Packers - played against a fairly mobile HOF QB in Big Ben (though not as good as Mahomes), but the Packers also had PRIME Rodgers on their side.
2008 Steelers - played against a statue QB (Warner).
2007 Giants - played against a statue QB (Brady).
2005 Steelers - played against a statue QB (Hasselbeck).

Is this counting the post season for both? Because the Chiefs only had like 45 in the regular season.

So only 7/15 I like our chances.

Has to be bc SF only had 48 in the regular season

Then this stat is really stupid.

Chiefs had 52 in the regular season last year. What did that get us? We couldn’t even beat 41 year old Brady with that pass rush.