This year’s Super Bowl will be a rematch of Super Bowl LIV, which pitted Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs against the San Francisco 49ers.
While the 49ers are better and more talented and the Chiefs are a little less talented, at least on paper, this time around, it should still be a riveting matchup.
Not surprisingly, tickets to America’s biggest sporting event of the year are rather expensive; in fact, the cheapest ticket is going for over $9,000, and it won’t exactly offer one the best view of what’s happening on the field, per Darren Rovell on Twitter.
The cheapest seat for the Super Bowl on @TickPick is currently $9,034.
Here is your view from that seat. pic.twitter.com/YrAEM3evvf
— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) January 29, 2024
The Super Bowl has traditionally garnered monster ratings on television, and it has often been the most-viewed television show of the year across all genres.
This year’s big game could attract even more viewers than usual thanks to the Taylor Swift factor, as she has attracted greater interest in the NFL ever since she started dating Kansas City tight end Travis Kelce.
Four years ago, the Niners led, 20-10, early in the fourth quarter and looked to be on their way to their sixth Vince Lombardi Trophy, but Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes engineered a comeback and a 31-20 victory.
Now, Mahomes will not have the benefit of star wide receiver Tyreek Hill on his side, while San Francisco has weapons in star running back Christian McCaffrey and wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk that they didn’t have four years ago.
But Mahomes is still Mahomes, and he keeps proving how foolish it is to pick against him and his team.
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