Super Bowl promises not only an epic showdown on the field but also in style. The Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs unveil uniforms packed with history, innovation and surprises. Super Bowl 2025 will not only be a battle of giants on the field but also a parade of history,

The Eagles are the designated home team in this one so they got first pick when it comes to their uniform choice. Just as they did two years ago, the Eagles will be wearing their midnight green jerseys and white pants. The Chiefs, on the other hand, will be wearing their white jerseys and red pants.

The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles will wear special patches for the 2025 Super Bowl on their uniforms, but if you’re here, you may have noticed there’s a giant “A” on the front of the Chiefs’ uniforms. What’s up with that? Glad you asked! You’ve come to the right place.

Here's what the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles will be wearing in Super Bowl LIX, plus their record this season in the respective threads.

After a dominant Super Bowl win over the Kansas City Chiefs, Eagles players are now faced with a new challenge. How will they preserve this memory? The rings and banner will come in time, but some players want a more immediate physical reminder — whether it’s a “champ stamp” Super Bowl LIX tattoo or putting their dirty game-worn uniform on display.

This may come as a surprise to many of you, but I have never won the Super Bowl before. What is probably less of a surprise: were I to have won a Super Bowl before you would never hear the end of it and my house would be a living shrine to the fact that,

A ring isn't enough for A.J. Brown to mark his first Super Bowl win. In a TikTok video posted on Tuesday by Brown's girlfriend, Kelsey Riley, she revealed that the Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver is holding on to the title win by putting his game-worn uniform on a mannequin.

A.J. Brown is forever a champion. The Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver already has plenty of memories to prove it—his Super Bowl touchdown, watching the confetti fall, a loud and proud parade down Broad Street.