Super Bowl IV: Kansas City Chiefs defeated Minnesota Vikings 23–7 at Tulane Stadium in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Super Bowl IV saw the Kansas City Chiefs face off against the Minnesota Vikings at Tulane Stadium in New Orleans, Louisiana. The Chiefs' victory over the Vikings ended with a score of 23-7. Kansas City’s defense proved to be a formidable force, constraining Minnesota's offense throughout the game. The Chiefs’ coach, Hank Stram, became well known for his mic’d up remarks on the sidelines, famously saying "Just keep matriculating the ball down the field, boys." Kansas City’s quarterback, Len Dawson, led the team effectively, completing key passes that contributed significantly to their win. He completed 12 of 17 passes for 142 yards and one touchdown, earning the Super Bowl MVP award for his performance. The Chiefs’ running game was also strong, with Mike Garrett scoring a pivotal rushing touchdown. Minnesota's notable defense, known as the "Purple People Eaters," struggled to contain the Chiefs' offensive strategies and could not generate enough offensive momentum to counter Kansas City's attacks. Vikings’ quarterback Joe Kapp faced constant pressure, limiting his effectiveness and leading to three interceptions during the match. This game highlighted the American Football League’s (AFL) competitive abilities, as it marked the final AFL season before the AFL-NFL merger, with the Chiefs' victory underscoring the parity between the leagues. The win for Kansas City also further consolidated the Chiefs' status in the world of professional football, reinforcing the team’s legacy. #ChiefsWin #SuperBowlIV #NFLHistory #VikingsDefeat #MoofLife