* – Division Winner
+ – Wild Card Winner
AFC
1. Buffalo Bills*
2. Cincinnati Bengals*
3. Denver Broncos*
4. Houston Texans*
5. Kansas City Chiefs+
6. Baltimore Ravens+
7. Los Angeles Chargers+
NFC
1. Los Angeles Rams*
2. Philadelphia Eagles*
3. Chicago Bears*
4. Carolina Panthers*
5. Seattle Seahawks+
6. San Francisco 49ers+
7. Detroit Lions+
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It’s a bit of deja-vu once again for the Super Bowl as two opponents face each other once again. The Seattle Seahawks last appeared in Super Bowl XLIX (49) and were one yard away from taking the lead with 26 seconds left in the game. However, they were intercepted and ended up losing the game and a chance at winning back-to-back titles. That opponent that Seattle lost to was the New England Patriots. New England returns to the Super Bowl this year after a seven year hiatus. This time they don’t have QB Tom Brady or head coach Bill Belichick. Seattle doesn’t have QB Russell Wilson or head coach Pete Carroll either. New players and new coaches for both franchises as they both look to regain the top spot they once had in the NFL.
Continue reading* – Division Winner
+ – Wild Card Winner
AFC
1. Buffalo Bills*
2. Baltimore Ravens*
3. Kansas City Chiefs*
4. Houston Texans*
5. Los Angeles Chargers+
6. Pittsburgh Steelers+
7. Cincinnati Bengals+
NFC
1. Philadelphia Eagles*
2. Detroit Lions*
3. Los Angeles Rams*
4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers*
5. San Francisco 49ers+
6. Washington Commanders+
7. Green Bay Packers+
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Defense Won This Championship
While my prediction of RB Saquon Barkley breaking the Super Bowl rushing record didn’t come close to happening. The Eagles defense suffocated Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes and didn’t allow them to score until 34 seconds left in the 3rd quarter. This Super Bowl was over at halftime and the final score is deceptive to that fact.
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