Super Bowl LIV could deliver one of the best matchups ever when it kicks off tonight at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. The Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers are facing off in what's expected to be a very close battle (the Chiefs are 1.5-point favorites). The matchup features the league's best pa s defense in the 49ers, as they try to slow down one of the NFL's best quarterbacks in .So, what exactly is going to happen in the game? Predicting the can be nearly impo sible, but we're going to try and do that anyway by making eight bold predictions for Super Bowl LIV. Remember, these are bold predictions only. If you're looking . Let's get to the bold predictions. 49ers break Super Bowl record for rushing yards If the 49ers are going to break the Super Bowl team rushing record, they're going to have to hit Dwight Powell Jersey 281 yards, which isn't going to be easy, especially when you consider that no team in the has even hit the 200-yard mark in the Super Bowl since the 1987 season. Although no team has cro sed the 200-yard mark in more than 30 years, this feels like the year that the drought is going to end. For one, the 49ers have one of the best rushing offenses in the NFL. During the 2019 season, San Francisco averaged 144.1 yards per game, which ranked second in the league, behind only Baltimore. The 49ers have been even better in the postseason with an average of 235.5 yards per game. During the NFC title game, the 49ers ran wild over the thanks in large part to , Maxi Kleber Jersey who rushed for 220 yards, which is now the second-highest total that any running back has ever rushed for in NFL playoff history. Besides Mostert, the 49ers also have multiple other weapons who can run the ball. During the regular season, the 49ers had four players rush for more than 150 yards (Mostert, , and Deebo Samuel). Although the Chiefs were able to slow down in the AFC title game, they didn't do a great job of stopping the run during the regular season. In 2019, the Chiefs surrendered 4.9 yards per rush, which was the fourth-worst number in the NFL. The Chiefs also gave up 128.2 yards per game on the ground, which ranked 26th overall. Basically, if the 49ers rushing attack gets in a groove, it's going to be tough for the Chiefs to stop them. If the 49ers break the record, they'd be knocking the out of the record books. Back in Super Bowl XXII, Washington rushed for 280 yards in a 42-10 win over the . If the 49ers can just hit 200 yards, that could be a good omen, and that's because teams are 7-0 in Super Bowl history when rushing for 200 or more yards. scores a touchdown The reason this prediction falls in the bold category is because Juszczyk only scored one touchdown during the . As a matter of fact, he only touched the ball 23 times on the year. The one thing about Juszczyk though is that he basically serves as the utility man for 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan. The 49ers have a tendency to line Juszczyk up all over the field in an effort to confuse defenses. In the NFC title game alone, Juszczyk lined up in on the 49ers first eight plays. Basically, when Juszczyk has been on the field, the 49ers just haven't really been targeting him with the ball. Despite that, Juszczyk is definitely one of Shanahan's favorite players to utilize and it wouldn't be surprising if the 49ers coach puts in a package of plays for his versatile fullback, especially in the red zone. Also, Juszczyk seems pretty excited about the game plan. "It Boban Marjanovic Jersey really was like Christmas coming in today -- fresh packet, all sorts of new, fun stuff that Kyle has for us. Excited to go out there ," the fullback said on Jan. 24, via NBC Bay Area. It's also going to feel like Christmas morning for 49ers fans if Juszczyk scores a touchdown in game that the 49ers win. Patrick Mahomes throws two interceptions Including the playoffs, Mahomes has started a total of 16 games this year, and not once did he throw multiple interceptions in a game, which means this prediction might be closer to crazy than bold. However, if there's one team that could potentially force Mahomes into throwing multiple picks, it's definitely the San Francisco 49ers. The easiest way to rattle a quarterback is to bring a heavy pa s rush, and the 49ers are more than capable of doing that. During the 2019 season, the 49ers defense recorded 48 sacks, which was the sixth-most in the NFL. The 49ers have actually been even better in the playoffs, as they've racked up nine sacks in just two games. Even though Mahomes is athletic and won't be easy to sack, that's not nece sarily a bad thing for the 49ers defense. If they have him on the DeAndre Jordan Jersey run, that could force him into making bad throws, which could in turn lead to multiple interceptions. Let's also not forget that the 49ers had one of the best secondaries in the NFL in 2019. San Francisco gave up the fewest pa sing yards in the NFL and it wouldn't be surprising if the 49ers secondary starts to frustrate Mahomes, which again, could lead to interceptions. Also, let's not forget that this is the Super Bowl, and it's easy to be rattled by the magnitude of the game. Some of the best quarterbacks in NFL history have thrown multiple picks in a game, including , , Jim Kelly and Ben Roethliberger, who's actually done it twice. There's at least two mi sed field goals This might not seem like a bold prediction, but it definitely counts as one when you have a game that's featuring two of the most accurate kickers in NFL history. On the Chiefs' end, they have , who has a career field goal percentage of 89.7%, which ranks only behind Baltimore's . The kicker for the 49ers is , who has a career field goal percentage of 86.8%, which ranks eighth all-time. Although those are solid numbers from both kickers, the fact of the matter is that dealing with the pre sure that comes with kicking in the Super Bowl isn't an easy thing to do. As a matter of fact, the only thing more difficult than kicking in a Super Bowl is kicking in a Super Bowl in Miami. Since Hard J.J. Barea Jersey Rock Stadium opened in 1987, there have been a total of five Super Bowls played there and kickers have combined to go 18 of 26 (69.2%). Not only that, but there's been at least one mi sed field goal in that's ever been played at the stadium. Not to mention, kickers have historically struggled in the NFL's biggest games, as they have combined to hit just hit 54.9% of their field goal attempts from beyond 40 yards over the past 53 years. Non-offensive touchdown The only thing more fun than a touchdown in the Super Bowl is a touchdown that's not scored by either offense. In this case, the prediction here is that we see either a special teams or a defensive touchdown in Super Bowl LIV. If we see a defensive touchdown, it wouldn't be surprising to see it come from the 49ers, who were better than almost anyone at forcing turnovers in 2019. During the regular season, the 49ers forced 27 turnovers, which ranked sixth in the NFL. The 49ers defense also scored five t