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San Francisco 49Ers (NFC West - 15-3) Vs EST. 1946 SUPER BOWL LIV EST. 1960 San Francisco 49ers (NFC West - 15-3) vs. Kansas City Chiefs (AFC West - 14-4) SUPER BOWL LIV // SUNDAY, FEB. 2, 2020 // 6:30 PM ET // HARD ROCK STADIUM // REFEREE: BILL VINOVICH SERIES HISTORY (INCL. PLAYOFFS) LEADER: 49ers lead all-time series, 7-6 LAST GAME: 9/23/18: 49ers 27 at Chiefs 38 STREAKS: Chiefs have won past 3 of past 4 LAST GAME AT SITE: First meeting in Miami PLAYOFF SERIES HISTORY First meeting in postseason SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS KANSAS CITY CHIEFS 32-20 PLAYOFF RECORD 12-19 W 37-20 vs. Green Bay LAST WEEK W 35-24 vs. Tennessee 3-1 (Bal 0-1; GB 2-0; Min 1-0) VS. COMMON OPP. 2-1 (Bal 1-0; GB 0-1; Min 1-0) 29.9/19.4 PTS. FOR/AGAINST 28.2/19.3 381.1 OFFENSE 379.2 Jimmy Garoppolo: 329-476-3978-27-13-102.0 PASSING Patrick Mahomes: 319-484-4031-26-5-105.3 Raheem Mostert: 137-772-5.6-8 RUSHING Damien Williams: 111-498-4.5-5 George Kittle (TE): 85-1053-12.4-5 RECEIVING Travis Kelce (TE): 97-1229-12.7-5 281.8 DEFENSE 349.6 Arik Armstead: 10 SACKS Chris Jones: 9 Richard Sherman: 3 INTS Tyrann Mathieu: 4 +4 (27/23) TAKE/GIVE +8 (23/15) Richie James: 8.0 PR Mecole Hardman (R): 9.3 Richie James: 21.4 KR Mecole Hardman (R): 26.1 Mitch Wishnowsky (R): 44.9 (41.6) PUNTING (NET) Dustin Colquitt: 44.3 (40.3) Robbie Gould: 110 (41/42 PAT; 23/31 FG) KICKING Harrison Butker: 147 (1L) (45/48 PAT; 34/38 FG) HEAD COACH: KYLE SHANAHAN HEAD COACH: ANDY REID 0-1 VS. OPPONENT 7-4 2-0 PLAYOFF RECORD 14-14 49ERS TEAM NOTES CHIEFS TEAM NOTES • SAN FRANCISCO advanced to 7th Super Bowl & first since • CHIEFS appear in 3rd Super Bowl & 1st since 1969 (Super SB XLVII during the 2012 season. Bowl IV). Aim for 2nd Super Bowl victory in franchise history. • 49ERS have 5 Super Bowl titles, tied 3rd-most among all • ANDY REID makes 2nd Super Bowl appearane as head coach franchises & can tie NEW ENGLAND (6) & PITTSBURGH (6) (2004 with Phi.) & aims for 1st victory. Has led KC to 77 wins for most among clubs. since becoming HC in 2013, 2nd-most over past 7 seasons • SAN FRANCISCO (4-12 in 2018) became 3rd team (1988 (New England - 86). CINCINNATI BENGALS & 1999 ST. LOUIS RAMS) to appear • QB PATRICK MAHOMES (24 years, 138 days) is 5th-youngest in SB the season after winnning 4-or-fewer games. QB to start in Super Bowl. • KYLE SHANAHAN & MIKE SHANAHAN are set to become • KANSAS CITY has scored 30+ points in all 4 postseason the only father-son duo to each appear in a Super Bowl as a starts by Mahomes, tied 2nd-longest streak in NFL history. head coach in NFL history. • CHIEFS ranked 2nd in AFC in yards per game (379.2) & scoring • 49ERS ranked 2nd in NFL in scoring offense (29.9) in 2019. offense (28.2) in 2019. FOX (6:30 PM ET): Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Erin Andrews (field reporter), Chris Myers (field reporter) ON THE AIRWAVES WESTWOOD ONE: Kevin Harlan, Kurt Warner, Tony Boselli (field reporter), Laura Okmin (field reporter) SIRIUS: 82 (SF), 83 (KC) | XM: 226 (SF), 225 (KC) EST. 1946 SUPER BOWL LIV EST. 1960 San Francisco 49ers (NFC West - 15-3) at Kansas City Chiefs (AFC West - 14-4) 49ERS NOTES CHIEFS NOTES • QB JIMMY GAROPPOLO passed for 2 TDs vs. 0 INTs for 114.7 • QB PATRICK MAHOMES passed for 294 yards with 3 TDs rating in last meeting. Had 3,978 pass yards in 2019, most by vs. 0 INTs for 120.4 rating & rushed for 50 yards & TD in AFC-C SF QB since JEFF GARCIA (4,278 in 2000). Joined HOFers JOE vs. Ten. Has 13 TDs (11 pass, 2 rush) vs. 0 INTs for 115 rating MONTANA & STEVE YOUNG as only SF QBs with 100+ rating in 4 career postseason games, most TD passes in player’s in single season since 1950. 1st 4 postseason games in NFL history & highest career • RB RAHEEM MOSTERT had franchise-record 220 rush yards postseason rating since 1950 (min. 100 attempts.). Joins in NFC-C, 2nd-most in single game in NFL postseason history HOFers DAN MARINO & KURT WARNER as only players & became 3rd player in NFL history with 4+ rush TDs in single in league history to win MVP & appear in SB in 1st 3 career postseason game. Has 12 TDs (11 rush, 1 rec.) in past 8, incl. seasons. Has most TD passes (87) & pass yards (10,600) in postseason. 1st 35 career games, incl. postseason, in NFL history. • TE GEORGE KITTLE has 2,945 career rec. yards & surpassed • RB DAMIEN WILLIAMS had 99 scrimmage yards (45 rush, HOFer MIKE DITKA (2,774) for most rec. yards by TE in 1st 44 rec.) & rush TD in AFC-C. Has 9 career postseason TDs (5 3 seasons in NFL history. WR DEEBO SAMUEL ranked 4th rush, 4 rec.) & 8 with KC, most in fran. history. Aims for 5th in among rookies in catches (57) & rec. yards (802). Had 3 row in postseason with rush TD. games with 100+ rec. yards, most by rookie in SF history. • WR TYREEK HILL had 5 catches for 67 yards & postseason • DL NICK BOSA (rookie) had sack in NFC-C. Aims for his 3rd career-high 2 TDs in AFC-C vs. Ten. TE TRAVIS KELCE has TD in row in postseason with sack. Needs 1 sack to become 3rd catch in 2 of past 3 postseason games. Has 7,054 career rec. rookie since 1982 with 4+ sacks in single postseason. DL yards, incl. postseason, most by TE in 1st 7 seasons in NFL ARIK ARMSTEAD had sack vs. GB. in NFC-C. Aims for his 3rd history. WR SAMMY WATKINS led team with 7 catches for in row in postseason with sack. DL DEFOREST BUCKNER had 114 yards & TD in AFC-C. FR in NFC-C. Has 8.5 sacks in 2019, incl. postseason. DL DEE • DE FRANK CLARK had sack in AFC-C & needs sack in SB FORD had 30.5 sacks & 9 FFs in 5 seasons (2014-18) with KC. to become 8th player since 1982 with 5+ sacks in single CB RICHARD SHERMAN had 4th-career postseason INT in postseason. DT CHRIS JONES led team with 9 sacks in NFC-C & aims for his 3rd postseason game in row with sack. 2019. S TYRANN MATHIEU leads team with 3 PD in 2019 CB K’WAUN WILLIAMS had sack & FF in NFC-C. postseason. Had FF in his last game vs. SF (11/5/17 with Ari.). HIGHEST COMBINED CAREER WINNING PERCENTAGE BY OPPOSING SUPER BOWL QBS MIN. 25 STARTS, INCL. POSTSEASON JIMMY GAROPPOLO & PATRICK MAHOMES SUPER BOWL LIV .794 WIN PCT. TOM BRADY & RUSSELL WILSON SUPER BOWL XLIX .766 WIN PCT. TOM BRADY & JARED GOFF SUPER BOWL LIII .755 WIN PCT. TOM BRADY & NICK FOLES SUPER BOWL LII .751 WIN PCT. TOM BRADY & DONOVAN MCNABB SUPER BOWL XXXIX .744 WIN PCT..
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