Who's most likely to win Super Bowl LX: Ranking all 14 playoff contenders

Who's most likely to win Super Bowl LX: Ranking all 14 playoff contenders

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The NFL playoffs are set, with the postseason field of 14 teams ranked for their likelihood to win Super Bowl LX. Notably absent are the Kansas City Chiefs and the reigning champion Philadelphia Eagles, opening the field to new contenders.

  1. Los Angeles Rams (12-5, NFC No. 5 seed): Despite recent struggles, the Rams are top contenders, bolstered by head coach Sean McVay and quarterback Matthew Stafford’s experience, and the potential return of wide receiver Davante Adams.

  2. Seattle Seahawks (14-3, NFC No. 1 seed): The Seahawks have secured the top NFC seed, thanks to a strong defense and improved quarterback play from Sam Darnold.

  3. Denver Broncos (14-3, AFC No. 1 seed): Under head coach Sean Payton, the Broncos have an elite defense and are skilled in high-pressure situations.

  4. **Jacksonville Jaguars (13-4, AFC No. 3 seed

Originally by Jeffri Chadihaon January 5, 2026
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