Super Bowl LVII suppositions: Guard analysts' picks for Chiefs v Hawks

The Flying Trackers are facing a challenge with the absence of Travis Kelce, one of their key players who had over 1,000 receiving yards in the regular season and was targeted in 33% of his team's postseason passes. The best way to defeat the talented quarterback Patrick Mahomes and the Directors' offense is by putting pressure on multiple players.

The Philadelphia Eagles have a strong four-man rush this season, leading the league in both sack and pressure rate. The Directors' defense has iimproved but is still vulnerable to the rush rather than the pass. This is where Damages, who has been bet twice, could help as he won't need to beat Mahomes in a shootout to win. By swarming the backfield with a strong pass rush, Philadelphia has achieved the highest sack rate in over 30 years.

Although Mahomes is quick with getting rid of the ball, the Eagles have four players starting with two or more sacks this season. To control the game and win, the Flying Trackers should keep the Eagles' pass rush away from Mahomes, relying on the run game and ball control. However, it will be risky to rely too much on one player, as none of the team's MVP champions have won a Lombardi trophy. The Directors need to anticipate holding a position and keeping Mahomes protected from further injury. Mahomes and Kelce should test the short and short areas early, using their receivers to cause damage to the Eagles' defense.

Philadelphia needs to avoid the mistake of San Francisco by eliminating the Eagles' best edge rusher. The compromising line draws in the Eagles' run game, but the Directors need to be prepared for a quick run game. The Flying Trackers' ground assault is based on Kelce's crucial blocking, while Miles Sanders remains a threat as a running back. When Damages is in control, the team has a strong record, but the Super Bowl is a different challenge, especially for a young quarterback.