Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio wanted to shutout the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX.

Eagles Defensive Coordinator and Dunmore native Vic Fangio returned to his hometown after winning Super Bowl LIX less than three weeks ago. Fangio spent some time checking out the new fieldhouse at Dunmore High School and spoke to the current players on the Bucks team.

Is Vic Fangio a certified 'football guy' now? The Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator was, somehow, not fully satisfied after beating down the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 59.

The Philadelphia Eagles had one of the most impressive defensive performances in the Super Bowl LIX victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, holding a 34-point lead with five minutes left in the 40-22 victory.

Eagles DC lectured his players on 'unacceptable' second half performance days after winning the Super Bowl against the Chiefs.

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The Eagles won the Super Bowl in blowout fashion. But defensive coordinator Vic Fangio wasn't pleased. Specifically, he didn't like that the Philly defense surrendered 22 points in the second half, after shutting out the Chiefs through the first two quarters.

Vic Fangio painted his masterpiece in Super Bowl LIX. The Eagles kept the high-powered Chiefs off the board for the entire first half, sacked Patrick Mahomes six times — the most sacks Mahomes has ever taken in a game — and led by 40-6 with three minutes to play.

Vic Fangio's defense dominated in Super Bowl 59, but as you might expect the old-school coach isn't satisfied (and, that's why his players love him).