The NFL season is simply across the nook, and whereas parity isn’t what the league has been recognized for lately, there are a number of groups with a reputable likelihood to win the Tremendous Bowl.
The Kansas Metropolis Chiefs lastly misplaced on the largest stage, falling wanting a historic three-peat.
The Philadelphia Eagles are actually the champs, and everyone will give them their finest shot on a weekly foundation.
That leaves some high-profile quarterbacks nonetheless looking for a title, and NFL legend Warren Moon lately gave his prediction on who’s extra more likely to win his first this season: Joe Burrow, Lamar Jackson or Josh Allen.
“I feel Lamar [has the best chance to get a ring]. [The Baltimore Ravens] simply preserve constructing that roster, and also you have a look at this secondary, it’s in all probability the most effective secondaries within the league proper now. They nonetheless have Derrick Henry again there. All his receivers are again. That’s a workforce proper there able to go,” Moon stated, through “Up & Adams.”
Who has the perfect shot at their first ring in 2025: Burrow, Lamar or Allen? 🏆
HOFer Warren Moon has the reply…@heykayadams | @WMoon1 pic.twitter.com/ebMwSWnFXB
— Up & Adams (@UpAndAdamsShow) July 22, 2025
On high of Jackson, the Ravens have a dominant protection with a traditionally sturdy operating recreation.
The QB has crushed the opposition time and again within the common season, together with fellow contenders and NFL MVP candidates.
That’s why followers and the media have been so essential of his postseason shortcomings.
All people has seen what Jackson is able to, so watching his recreation take a dive within the playoffs has raised eyebrows.
Nobody can deny his expertise, and he’s bought the kind of supporting forged that may win each season.
Perhaps final yr’s newest heartbreak and his historical past of shortcomings will lastly mould him and assist him take his recreation to yet one more stage this season.
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