The Kansas City Chiefs are back on football's biggest stage, looking for their fourth Super Bowl championship in team history.

 

Kansas City matches up with the San Francisco 49ers, in a rematch of the Super Bowl from four years ago. Both teams have top-10 offenses and defenses in the NFL.

 

The Chiefs will be without two key defensive linemen in Derrick Nnadi and Charles Omenihu, both who are out with injury. The 49ers have a star dealing with injury as well, with wide receiver Deebo Samuel playing in the NFC Championship, but in a limited role.

 

A major key for Kansas City will be slowing down Christian McCaffrey, considered by many to be the best running back in the NFL. McCaffrey is not only an elite rusher, but also one of the league's best at catching the ball out of the backfield.

 

Additionally, San Francisco has elite edge rushers in Nick Bosa and Chase Young. Offensive tackles Jawaan Taylor and Donovan Smith will have to be effective in giving Patrick Mahomes time to throw.

 

Super Bowl coverage of the Chiefs and 49ers begins at 1 p.m. on Sunday on the Mighty 690, KGGF.