Super Bowl Rematch Week 11 MNF – November 20

Is there a better way to finish off Week 11 in the NFL than with a Super Bowl rematch? Yes, tonight on Monday Night Football, the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs will face each other for the first time since Super Bowl LVII. The Chiefs, of course, won that game and host tonight’s game at Arrowhead Stadium. Both teams are seemingly on a path that could lead them to another Super Bowl matchup at the end of this season.

Kansas City enters tonight’s game as a 2.5-point favorites. The Chiefs won last year’s Super Bowl 38-35 after rallying from a 24-14 halftime deficit. QB Patrick Mahomes won the game’s MVP after throwing for three touchdowns, two of which came in the fourth quarter. Kansas City and Philadelphia have essentially picked up where they left off last season. The Chiefs are 7-2 while the Eagles have the best record in the NFL at 8-1. That should make for a great Super Bowl rematch tonight.

Super Bowl Rematch History

In the NFL’s Super Bowl era, tonight’s Eagles-Chiefs matchup will be just the ninth time that a pair of Super Bowl teams will meet in the following regular season. The most recent Super Bowl rematch came during the 2017 regular season. In Super Bowl LI, the Atlanta Falcons had what was thought to be an insurmountable 28-3 second-half lead over the New England Patriots. Tom Brady led the historic comeback and New England won 34-28.

The following season, the two teams met in the regular season. Brady threw two touchdown passes and the Patriots defense suffocated the Falcons in a 23-7 New England victory. That has typically been the case in these Super Bowl rematch games. In the eight that have been played so far, the Super Bowl winner has won six times. 

Super Bowl Rematch on Monday Night Football

Yes, it has happened before. Tonight’s Super Bowl rematch will be the second on Monday Night Football. It also happened back in 1997. The Green Bay Packers beat the New England Patriots 35-21 in Super Bowl XXXI. The following season, the two teams met in October. Once again, QB Brett Favre and the Packers would get the best of the Patriots in a 28-10 win. Favre threw for three touchdowns.

The Chiefs have a long history of success on Monday Night Football. Kansas City has won each of its last eight Monday night games. The Chiefs have won a Monday night game in each of the last three regular seasons. They beat their AFC West rival Las Vegas Raiders 30-29 last year. Overall, Kansas City is 18-7 in Monday night games. For a deeper breakdown of tonight’s game and the best picks, check out our Monday Night Football picks page.

Experts Shine Ahead of Tonight’s Super Bowl Rematch

Sports Hub handicappers were at it again yesterday, displaying their talents at predicting games, especially those in the NFL yesterday. Three of our own exclusive cappers and two of our good friends wound up in the top-5 after having great success with the NFL picks. Can they do it again in tonight’s Super Bowl rematch?

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Let’s see what they did yesterday.

• Our friends at Knup Sports: The big winners yesterday were these guys with an 8-4 record on their 12 picks. Interestingly, most of their predictions were NHL picks. They won $360 yesterday and their hockey picks have been outstanding over the last week. Knup Sports has earned $385 on their NHL picks over the last seven days.
• More friends: Gambling911.com is another friend of Sports Hub and yesterday they were on top of their game with a perfect 3-0 mark that included a spread pick on the Browns-Steelers AFC North battle. Our friends took home $300.
• Sports Hub expert picks: Three Sports Hub exclusive handicappers rounded out the top-5 yesterday. Sports Hub Insider and Patrick Doyle each went 3-0 and won $300. All three of Patrick’s picks were in the NFL. The Sports Hub Insider’s three picks were all on the NHL and the wins put the Insider up $2039 for the last 30 days. Rounding out the top-5 was Jimmy Liu who went 4-1 and earned $295. That makes for a very strong week for Jimmy who earned $1575 over the last seven days.

One of our top-5 cappers from yesterday has a pick in the system already for tonight’s Super Bowl rematch. Which one? Well, you’ll have to visit the members’ area to find out. Not a member? No problem. Sign up for a free account by hitting the JOIN NOW button at the top of the page.

Monday Night Football & More on the Schedule

The Super Bowl rematch tonight on Monday Night Football is the big event on today’s sports schedule. It’s not the only one though. Bettors will find action in the NBA, NHL, soccer, and more today. Not sure what to bet on? That’s why we’re here. Visit Sports Hub for content, betting tips, and the best picks in the industry.

Let’s look at today’s schedule.

1. Super Bowl rematch: The Eagles-Chiefs game tonight will have a captive audience tonight. While it’s a Super Bowl rematch from last year, it could also be a preview of a second consecutive meeting in Super Bowl LVIII. There are already almost a dozen handicapper picks in our database. Check out how our experts see this one.

2. Tennis: Yes, there is one tennis tournament going on right now. It’s on the WTA Tour. The MundoTenis Open just started yesterday in Florianopolis, Brazil. The men don’t play again until Dec. 1.
3. Soccer: There are a bunch of important international soccer matches today. Play continues in the CONCACAF Nations League where the U.S. men will play Trinidad & Tobago in the second leg with a 3-0 lead on aggregate. There is more UEFA European Championship Qualifying as well as FIFA World Cup qualifying featuring CAF (Confederation of African Football) teams.
4. NBA tonight: There are eight games on the NBA schedule tonight. Boston (11-2) has the best record in the league and will play at Charlotte (3-9) tonight.
5. 7 NHL games: There are seven games on the ice tonight. Boston (13-1-2) has the best record in the Eastern Conference and takes on Atlantic Division contender Tampa Bay (8-6-4) in what could be the best game of the night.
6. College basketball: It’s another huge day in early season college basketball. The Maui Invitational starts today. No. 2 Purdue plays No. 11 Gonzaga, Syracuse faces No. 7 Tennessee, fourth-ranked Marquette takes on UCLA, and top-ranked Kansas gets Chaminade. The Saatva Empire Classic continues at Madison Square Garden tonight when UConn faces Texas in the title game.

Hot Seat Heats Up for NFL Coaches

A number of NFL coaches whose seat was warm heated up with their teams’ performances in Week 11. Michigan football is back in the news again, but not because of the whole stealing signals fiasco. LeBron and Bronny are both trending right now. You’ll see why soon.

Here’s what you can keep an eye on early this week.

• Chargers HC loses it: Brandon Staley has been on a hot seat for pretty much the last two seasons. His Bolts just can’t seem to win, especially close games. LA lost another one-score game – 23-20 – to the Packers yesterday. The defense is terrible and Staley got visibly irritated when asked about it in yesterday’s post-game press conference. The Chargers are now 4-6 and have a long way to go if they are going to make the playoffs.
• Ron Rivera: The New York Giants are 1-8 against teams not named the Washington Commanders this season. Against Coach Rivera’s team, the G-Men are 2-0 and won those games by an average margin of 9.5 points. Yesterday, Washington lost 31-19 to a third-string quarterback. The Commanders are 4-7 and Rivera can barely sit down his seat is so hot.
• Oh Canada: He’s not a head coach, but Pittsburgh offensive coordinator Matt Canada has seen better days. For the fifth time in 10 games, Canada’s offense scored 10 or fewer points. The Steelers average just 16.6 points per game, which is 28th in the NFL. Pittsburgh’s biggest point total this season was 26 in a game where the defense scored twice.

• LeBron & Bronny: Even at 38, LeBron still has it. He scored 37 points on Sunday, including the free throw that put the Lakers ahead in a 105-104 win over Houston. In a season where he was supposed to play fewer minutes, James was on the court for 40 of the game’s 48. His son, Bronny, went through pre-game warmups with his USC teammates yesterday. He has yet to play since suffering a cardiac arrest during a July team workout.
• Super Bowl rematch: Yes, it’s happening tonight. It’s actually a rare event, so there is a lot of hype surrounding tonight’s ninth Super Bowl rematch in NFL history. Don’t forget to check our database for picks for the game.

There you have it. A recap of our illustrious handicappers once again showing their mad skills. We also provided you with a look at today’s schedule and what you can keep an eye on early this week. Don’t forget, Thursday is Thanksgiving, which brings us another NFL feast. Sorry, no Super Bowl rematch that day. Come on back tomorrow and we’ll do this again!