We are only 2 games away from the Super Bowl and it’s been an exciting season to say the least. The Divisional Round featured a thrilling showdown between the Bills & Ravens, an upset in Detroit, & a snow bowl in Philadelphia. We’ll be looking at the 4 teams remaining and predicting which 2 will square off to face one another in the Super Bowl.
Buffalo Bills at Kansas City Chiefs
The Kansas City Chiefs continue to win games by the skin of their teeth. They get lucky week after week and that run is going to come to an end. The Chiefs are not going to 3peat as Super Bowl Champions as they are not even going to get the chance in the big game. The Bills beat the Chiefs once already this season and are going to do it again in the AFC Championship. The Bills just beat the Baltimore Ravens and that’s with Josh Allen only having 127 yards through the air. The Bills defense came up big against Lamar Jackson and the Ravens offense who had the 3rd best offense in the regular season compared to the Chiefs who finished 15th best. The Chiefs are going to have an awakening just like the Lions had this past week when they face a real threat.
Winner: Buffalo Bills
Washington Commanders at Philadelphia Eagles
The battle of the NFC East rivals as the two teams get to face one another for a 3rd time this year. The two offensive powerhouses split the season series with both winning on their respective home turfs. The weather is not going to be a factor like it was for the Eagles to get past the Rams in the Divisional Round. This time, it’s going be the two teams going head to head and the game is going to come down to which offensive playmaker performs better between Jayden Daniels for the Commanders and Saquon Barkley for the Eagles. In both times that they played earlier this season, Saquon rushed for a combined 296 yards and 4 touchdowns. Jayden Daniels did have 5 touchdowns in the 2nd time they faced, but the Eagles offense had Kenny Pickett playing which played into the game script. With a healthy Hurts, Saquon in his prime, & the Commanders losing one of their top offensive linemen in Cosmi, we’re taking the Eagles to return to the Super Bowl.
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