Dallas Goedert Super Bowl Stats
The Philadelphia Eagles tasted sweet revenge in Super Bowl LIX against the Kansas City Chiefs who defeated them two years ago in Super Bowl LVII, 38 - 35. The Eagles won comfortably, 40-22. Dallas Goedert is now a Super Bowl champion.
While much of the spotlight was on Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley, and the Eagles’ high-powered offense, tight end Dallas Goedert has been a difference-maker, particularly in the postseason. Now in his seventh NFL season, the 6-foot-5, 30-year-old playmaker appeared in his second Super Bowl. In his first Super Bowl outing, Goedert hauled in 6 receptions on 7 targets for 60 yards, averaging 8.7 yards per catch. He failed to find the end zone but had some important grabs.
In Super Bowl LIX, Goedert has quiet showing due to the Eagles' massive 24-0 lead at halftime. The Birds didn't have to throw the ball in the second half, which is why the tight end only tallied two receptions on two targets for 27 receiving yards and 0 touchdowns.
Goedert has long been one of the league’s most well-rounded tight ends, blending soft hands with elite blocking. His versatility makes him a nightmare for defenses, too fast for linebackers and too strong for defensive backs. Throughout Philadelphia’s playoff run, he emerged as one of the Eagles’ most reliable receiving threats, consistently moving the chains when it mattered most.
Dallas Goedert Career Super Bowl Stats
Super Bowl LVII, Glendale, Arizona
Philadelphia Eagles 35 – Kansas City Chiefs 38
Dallas Goedert Statistics
Receptions – 6 receptions on 7 targets (86 %) for 60 yards (10.0 YD AVG)
Touchdowns – 0
At Fantasy on SI we turn to Senior Writer, Shawn Childs, for Dallas Goedert’s projected statistics in this year’s Super Bowl LIX.
Super Bowl LIX, New Orleans, Louisiana
Philadelphia Eagle vs Kansas City Chiefs
Dallas Goedert Projected Statistics
Receptions – 4.01 for 51 yards (12.8 YD AVG)
Carries – 0 attempts
0 Touchdowns
Shawn Childs was a little off on this one as he projected 9.1 fantasy points for the big tight end whereas he only finished with 4.7 points.
Best Dallas Goedert Moments in the Super Bowl
Let’s take a look at two of Goedert’s best plays from Super Bowl LVII, both of which were crucial receptions that kept scoring drives alive.
With 6:15 left to play in the third quarter, Goedert reeled in one of the best and most controversial passes of the day. The catch from Jalen Hurts was a 17-yard pass resulting in a first down. Goedert went up and caught the ball between two Chiefs defenders and tip-toed the sideline. The play was ruled a catch on the field and after review the ruling on the field was confirmed. This would lead to an Eagles field goal and push their lead to 27-21.
This Same Drive, the Eagles have a 3rd & 14. Goedert makes a questionable catch at the sideline. It's reviewed and confirmed a catch.
— Dale Thomas (@Froste88) February 7, 2025
This extended the drive- which ended up being like 15 plays- for the Eagles again. (To their credit, the Chiefs defense ultimately forced a FG). pic.twitter.com/qGLincJGK2
On the first drive of the game, Jalen Hurts fired a pass from midfield over the middle to Goedert for a 13-yard first down grab to the Chiefs’ 34-yard line. The reception kept the Eagles on the move and they ended up scoring a touchdown to take an early 7 -0 lead.
Highest grade in Super Bowl LVII (92.2)
— Barstool Philly (@BarstoolPhilly) February 14, 2023
Highest passing grade ever recorded in a Super Bowl (92.9)
Jalen Hurts was absolutely incredible 🔥
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Stats provided by ESPN / STATMUSE
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