If you think the Kansas City Chiefs’ brutal Super Bowl loss was embarrassing, think of all of the merchandise that got printed beforehand to celebrate a win — and which now needs to disappear.

The NFL found a way to put its wasted Kansas City Chiefs three-peat merchandise to good use. The Chiefs were considered favorites to beat the Philadelphia Eagles at Super Bowl 59, which would have ...

Hence, following the Chiefs' loss in Super Bowl LIX, the NFL collected merchandise with three-peat prints from stadium stores and retailers. These items will go to Good360 and then be distributed ...

Instead, Eagles fans and players were able to get their hands on merchandise celebrating their win at Super Bowl LIX. According to the Kansas City Star, the Chiefs gear is set to be shipped off ...

So, what happened to all the Kansas City Chiefs hoodies, hats and other memorabilia? Keep reading to find out! Once the game ends, Super Bowl merchandise featuring the winning team's logo is ...

Pat Riley said last week that any profits generated from sales of merchandise with his trademarked “three-peat” phrase go to charity. But because the Chiefs lost Super Bowl LIX, the NFL has ...

Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson took the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl LVII parade T-shirts personally and used them as fuel before Philadelphia's rematch in New Orleans. If the Eagles looked ...

At the Super Bowl LVII championship parade, Chiefs’ offensive linemen trumpeted their accomplishment by wearing shirts that said “0 sacks.” The Eagles used those shirts as motivation ahead ...

We already knew the Philadelphia Eagles were supremely confident about their chances of winning Super Bowl 59 before they blew the Kansas City Chiefs. Saquon Barkley's assertive speech delivered to hi ...

LANE JOHNSON MESSAGE PRE-SUPER BOWL TO THE #EAGLES WAS TO BEAT THE SH*T OUT OF THE #CHIEFS “They're gonna get f*cked up tomorrow. Just remember the f*cking shirts they had on at their parade.