Deadzone Eagles Debate: Which Super Bowl victory was better?

Super Bowl 59: Eagles 40, Chiefs 22

Making the case:

• Unlike Super Bowl 52, which was their first appearance in “the big game” in 13 years, Super Bowl 59 welcomed the Eagles back for the second time in three seasons. The Eagles knew they belonged in this spot, and it felt like, for once, we were the building dynasty.
• This was no underdog story. This was the story of a great team driven by revenge, driven by their crushing defeat two seasons earlier at the hands of the very same Chiefs. For the first time in our lives, your Eagles were the NFL’s elite team, the team everyone hates, and yeah, that feels pretty good.
• While Super Bowl 52 featured an unreal performance by the offense and Nick Foles, the defense played dreadfully against New England that night (right up until the Patriots’ final two possessions, anyway). In 59, the defense was the story. To so thoroughly dominate and destroy a Kansas City team led by one of the greatest QBs in NFL history was shocking. Think about it. Despite beating Tom Brady seven years earlier, Brady had his way with the Philly defense in 52. Not so for Mahomes in 59. It was a tremendous pleasure watching the ferocious pass rush maul and abuse Mahomes for four solid quarters, making him look like Daniel Jones in a way no other defense had ever done before.
• While 52 was a close game that came down to the final second, 59 was a blowout. In your entire life, did you ever think you would live to see the Philadelphia Eagles play in a Super Bowl in which they led 40-6??? Against one of the greatest offenses, quarterbacks and head coaches the league has ever seen?
• This game also featured a tremendous number of memorable plays. Cooper DeJean’s Pick-6 will live forever in Eagles’ lore. 52 had the Philly Special. 59 had The Dagger. One play showed surprise and audacity by Pederson and Foles. The Dagger, however, was a curb stomping moment of pure ecstasy. It may be my favorite moment in Eagles history, to be honest.
• Jalen Hurts won the Super Bowl MVP award he should have won two years earlier by playing one of the most complete games a QB has ever played in Super Bowl history. It wasn’t a dominating performance, and certainly there were games where QBs put up bigger numbers. But in every way possible, Hurts owned the contest from start to finish. It also brought full circle his comeback from their hellish defeat two seasons earlier.
• If you choose this game, it’s because while 52 was a tense-turned-euphoric moment of pure civic relief and joy, no Philadelphian could ever have dreamed they’d win a Super Bowl in such dominating fashion. Yeah, there wasn’t much drama in 59, and that’s what made it special. The Eagles put their stamp on their greatest overall season in franchise history, and placed itself among the greatest single-season teams in NFL history.

So, what’s your choice?