"Absolutely disgusting," "Gross" - NFL fans blast Fox's new scoreboard for Super Bowl LIX between Chiefs and Eagles

NFL fans are not happy with the new scorebug on Fox that debuted during Super Bowl LIX on Sunday

The Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles took the field to compete for the NFL's top prize. When the broadcast began, however, the new scorebug graphic appeared on screen, and fans voiced their displeasure with the new graphic on X, formerly known as Twitter.

"It’s in the FOX font, so I guess they are keeping it consistent with their branding," a fan said.

"Awful. It’s something I typically don’t notice or care about, and it’s annoying and distracting from the game," another fan noted.

"Ive seen sleeker score boards at junior high basketball games," another wrote.

"It’s so lazy and ugly," one claimed.

Kansas City is challenging the Eagles in an attempt to become the first team in NFL history to win three Super Bowls in a row. Should they do so, they'll etch themselves in history as perhaps the greatest dynasty the league has ever seen.

Of course, they'll have to get past a phenomenally talented Eagles team, which is stacked on both sides of the ball, to do so. The Eagles' ground game is flanked by Saquon Barkley, who the franchise signed away from their division rivals the New York Giants last offseason.

On the outside, receivers A.J. Brown and Devonta Smith serve as sure-handed pass catchers for quarterback Jalen Hurts. Of course, they'll have quite the task in front of them with the Chiefs defense, which has proven to be one of the most dominant in the league this season.

Super Bowl LIX is being played in the Ceasars Superdome in New Orleans.

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Philadelphia Eagles look to spoil Kansas City's attempt at history

While the Chiefs are starring down the barrel of a potential history-making win in New Orleans, the Eagles have something to prove themselves. Philadelphia dropped the Super Bowl game to the Chiefs two years ago in a close matchup that started Kansas City's Super Bowl win streak.

Now, with some more experience under quarterback Jalen Hurts' belt, and the new addition of Saquon Barkley in the backfield, the Eagles are hoping to spoil the impressive season that Mahomes and the defending Super Bowl champions have seen thus far.

If they're able to do so, it will reward players such as Hurts and Barkley with the first Super Bowl rings of their impressive careers.