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Jimmy Fallon Has Puppies Predict Super Bowl 59 Champion

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Published09 Feb 2025

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Jimmy Fallon

Jimmy Fallon continues his time-honored tradition of having puppies select the Super Bowl Champion.  In Thursday night’s episode of his show, Fallon had food bowls labeled for the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs.  He then released a bunch of adorable puppies to see which bowl they would eat from.

It is not at all scientific, but it is cute.

Who Did Jimmy Fallon’s Puppies Select To Win Super Bowl 59?

The puppies picked the Kansas City Chiefs as the 2025 Super Bowl Champions.

Philadelphia Eagles fans should not be discouraged because Jimmy Fallon’s puppies’ track record over the past three Super Bowl games has not been great.

They selected the Bengals to defeat the Rams in 2022; that did not happen.

The puppies picked the Eagles to defeat the Chiefs the last time these two teams met in 2023; that did not happen.

Last year, the puppies picked the 49ers to defeat the Chiefs.

What’s amazing about this year’s puppy prediction is that the furry friends have never picked the Chiefs. In 2020, when they faced the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl, they selected the 49ers.

This prediction bodes well for the Philadelphia Eagles team seeking its second Super Bowl victory in 7 years.

Super Bowl 59 Is Days Away

Watch Super Bowl 59 on Sunday, February 9, 2025. The kickoff is at 6:30 PM EST on FOX, but pregame programming will be on FOX, ESPN, and the NFL Network for most of the day.

Tom Brady will be commentating a Super Bowl for the first time and watching to see if Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes could accomplish something he did not do in his legendary career, win three consecutive Super Bowl Championships.