Terry Bradshaw’s prediction for the outcome of Super Bowl LX leans towards the Baltimore Ravens emerging victorious. The NFL kicks off its new regular season as the Philadelphia Eagles host the Dallas Cowboys at Lincoln Financial Field on Friday.
Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni anticipates a successful season after leading his team to a notable 14-3 NFC East record in 2024, culminating in a Super Bowl win against the Kansas City Chiefs. However, Bradshaw’s forecast, shared with Newsweek, suggests a potential disappointment for the Eagles in the postseason.
According to Bradshaw, the Ravens and the Buffalo Bills are likely contenders for the championship game. He believes Baltimore has the potential to overcome previous obstacles, although he remains a steadfast supporter of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Bradshaw also mentions other strong teams to watch out for, including Cincinnati, Kansas City, and Buffalo.
The Ravens, under John Harbaugh’s leadership, clinched the AFC North crown with a 12-5 regular season record last year but fell short in the NFL Divisional Round against the Buffalo Bills. They seek redemption as they face the Bills in their upcoming season opener at Highmark Stadium.
Baltimore has reinforced its roster with key acquisitions like Malaki Starks and Aeneas Peebles to bolster their defense. Despite their last Super Bowl win in 2013, the Ravens are determined to make a strong comeback this season.
In a surprising turn, former NFL player Rob Gronkowski predicts the Detroit Lions as potential Super Bowl champions, emphasizing their resilience and potential to outperform expectations. His bold forecast adds an intriguing twist to the upcoming NFL season.