3 reasons why 49ers present problems for Chiefs in Super Bowl 54

The San Francisco 49ers are back in the Super Bowl. After dominating the NFC Divisional game and NFC Championship game, they’ll have another chance to prove they’re the best in the league.

The San Francisco 49ers are in Super Bowl LIV!

Take a deep breath and embrace it.

Alright, now that we’ve shared a moment, let’s focus on the task at hand.

The Kansas City Chiefs are going to have their hands full in Super Bowl LIV. They’re facing an extremely hot 49ers team that’s on a four-game winning streak, has the best backfield in the NFL, and pose the top-ranked pass rush, as well.

Kansas City hasn’t faced a team of the 49ers’ caliber for much of the season, if at all. The New England Patriots and Green Bay Packers could be in the conversation for “toughest Chiefs opponent.”

An argument could also be made for the Baltimore Ravens, which they faced back in the third game of the season. However, with all due respect to those teams, they aren’t the 49ers.

San Francisco is going to bring a different kind of swagger and confidence to the biggest game of them all. From the top of the organization to the bottom, everyone believes in themselves and each other. They don’t play for the name on their backs, but for the logo on their helmets.

Let’s dive into some problems the Chiefs will have to solve in Super Bowl LIV if they want to win their second Lombardi Trophy.

They’ll have to try to plug the gaps in the 49ers’ offensive line. They’ll need to figure out how to work the 49ers secondary. The Chiefs will also have to adjust to the play of quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo.