September 3, 2026

Super Bowl LVI predictions from all 32 NFL Wire…

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Super Bowl LVI predictions from all 32 NFL Wire...


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“The Rams’ biggest strength is terrifying and gets to go against the Bengals’ biggest weakness, the offensive line. Thing is, that hasn’t hurt the Bengals enough to lose yet, including a nine-sack showing in a win over the Titans. Some of the matchups favor the Rams, but we’ve seen this type of energy from an eventual Super Bowl winner before. Joe Burrow still hasn’t lost a playoff game in college or the pros and that isn’t changing now if he’s as calm and surgical as he’s been since mid-December.” — Chris Roling, Bengals Wire

“The Bengals have been counted out all season, and they’ve continued to deliver. I don’t see why that doesn’t continue on the game’s biggest stage. I’m rolling with Joe Burrow and his arsenal of weapons.” — Alyssa Barbieri, Bears Wire

“The Rams are clearly better on paper but they have a strong 2004 Lakers energy, so I’m picking the Cinderella team. Bengals 31, Rams 27. Jessie Bates for MVP.” — Tim Weaver, Seahawks Wire

“The Bengals have defensive playmakers that can create opportunities for the Joe Burrow-led offense. Kicker Evan McPherson can nail the clutch kicks, too. Should be a great, close game.” — Jeff Risdon, Lions Wire

“Burrow has proved that even if you sack him a million times, it might not matter. Even if Ramsey matches Chase, Higgins and Boyd could have a field day. Stafford is great against the blitz, but has struggled against the kinds of coverages the Bengals used to stop Mahomes in the second half against the Chiefs. Rams are desperate, but Bengals feel like the team of destiny in this one.” — Luke Easterling, Bucs Wire

“Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase were prepped for the big stage at LSU, and it’s showing. They have what it takes to beat the Rams, but the offensive line has to play better.” — James Johnson, Jaguars Wire

“I’m just here for the halftime show. King Kenny, Snoop, Marshall and Murry? Let’s go. That there’s a football game going on around the concert is a cool bonus.” — KD Drummond, Cowboys Wire

“Joe Burrow keeps getting compared to a young Tom Brady. Well, just like Brady, he’ll have a chance to knock off the Rams in the Super Bowl in his second NFL season. Unlike Brady, however, he’ll smoke a cigar after do so.” — Jordy McElroy, Vikings Wire

“How can you bet against Joe Burrow at this point?” — Bryan Manning, Washington Wire

“Joe Burrow is 6-0 in postseason games dating back to college. Proven winner.” — Gavino Borquez, Chargers Wire

“Odell Beckham Jr. helped destroy the Browns season but the Rams used to be the Cleveland Rams. The Bengals are AFC North rivals but if they win the Browns would have beaten the Super Bowl champs twice this season. Joe Burrow’s charity work for southeast Ohio pushes it ever so slightly Cincinnati’s way.” — Jared Mueller, Browns Wire

“Joe Burrow is playing amazing football, Cincinnati has more talent at receiver than Jalen Ramsey can contain, and the Bengals finally secure a Lombardi Trophy on the road out West.” — Glenn Erby, Eagles Wire

Super Bowl LVI predictions from all 32 NFL Wire editors



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