Chiefs Choose Red Jerseys for Super Bowl LVIII Amid White Jersey Winning Trend

Kansas City has a 2-1 Super Bowl record in red, while 16 of the last 19 Super Bowls have been won by teams in white.

The Kansas City Chiefs have chosen to wear their home red jerseys for the upcoming Super Bowl LVIII, despite a trend of teams winning in white jerseys.
The Chiefs have a 2-1 Super Bowl record in their red jerseys, with wins over the Vikings in Super Bowl IV and the 49ers in Super LIV, but lost to the Buccaneers in Super Bowl LV.
In the last 19 Super Bowls, 16 have been won by teams wearing their white jerseys.
The 49ers, who will likely wear their white road uniforms, have won two Super Bowls in which they wore white uniforms.
The Chiefs are currently 1.5-point underdogs in Super Bowl LVIII.