"Ja'Marr is all of us": NFL fans back Ja'Marr Chase's bold take on Chiefs-Eagles Super Bowl rematch

NFL fans agreed with Ja'Marr Chase on his pick for the Super Bowl LIX. The matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles includes two intriguing narratives, with the Chiefs trying to become the first team to win three straight Super Bowls and the Eagles keen to get revenge from their matchup two years ago and win it all in Saquon Barkley's first season.

Ahead of the big game, Chase talked about his expectations for the game, going off on the Chiefs and wishing that Barkley puts on yet another show against the defending champions. A graphic shared by ESPN on Friday read:

"Everyone knows I'm not a KC fan, so I'm hoping Saquon [Barkley] rushes for like 200 this game," Chase said.

Plenty of fans reacted to Ja'Marr Chase's words, agreeing with him on social media.

"ja'marr is all of us," one fan said.

"The Chiefs aren’t going to be able to stop Saquon in the Super Bowl," another fan wrote.

"me too Jamar, us too Jamar, all of us Jamar," another fan said.

Others predicted that the Eagles wouldn't be able to play at full force because the referees would give calls to Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs.

"The Eagles will be flagged for holding, the Chiefs won't be The Eagles will be flagged for roughing the passer as Mahomes fake slides and grabs 10 more yards RIGGED," one fan said.

"He won’t. The refs will call any big ones back," another fan said.

Saquon Barkley is keen to materialize Ja'Marr Chase's Super Bowl wish

Saquon Barkley has made it clear he's ready to help the Eagles win the Super Bowl again and take revenge after the Chiefs beat them coming from behind two years ago. Talking with the Philadelphia Inquirer on Thursday, Barkley said:

"I think even though I wasn't part of that team ... when you're able to develop a friendship and a relationship with these guys and be able to go to war with each other, it felt like I was," Barkley said Thursday. "I know how, like I wasn't there, but I can feel in my own body how it felt for them and see the confetti fall in the wrong color and having to walk out.

Ja'Marr Chase is hoping that the former New York Giants running back has a field day against the Chiefs and Barkley has made it clear he's coming for everything.