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Which teams will come out of this season’s wide-open bracket? Our writers and editors pick each round of the playoffs, plus a final score and an MVP for the big game.
The MMQB Staff|
Executives and coaches weigh in on the 14-team field, including input on X-factors, fatal flaws, under-the-radar players and big unknowns.
Albert Breer|
In this mad 2025 NFL season, the sufferers and the surprises and the teams once left for dead are the favorites—because someone has to be.
Greg Bishop|
Houston's riding high on a five-game winning streak after knocking off the Chiefs, and look to have the ingredients for a serious postseason run.
Gilberto Manzano|
The Eagles star QB and WR have seemingly had a bit of a strained relationship this season.
Andy Nesbitt|
It's safe to say the Chiefs are not where they thought they would be at this point in the season.
Brigid Kennedy|
Entering Week 12, Kansas City is .500 and in danger of missing the playoffs.
Kyle Koster|
The New England Patriots have started 9-2 nine times before this season. They turned those starts into four Super Bowls.
Stephen Douglas|
Our writers and editors break down which teams they never saw coming, which trends are for real and who they now think will play in Super Bowl LX.
The MMQB Staff|
All the information you need to know about Super Bowl LX in 2026.
Eva Geitheim|
Seattle overhauled its roster this summer, and second-year coach Mike Macdonald has put the pieces together to form a dangerous team that's capable of being one of the NFL's best.
Matt Verderame|
Not as many people as you think want the Super Bowl played on Presidents’ Day Weekend.
Jimmy Traina|
Breaking down future Super Bowl locations for 2027, 2028, and beyond.
Liam McKeone|
Roger Goodell defended the NFL choosing Bad Bunny as it's Super Bowl LX halftime headliner.
Michael Kadlick|
Aaron Glenn is trying to replicate what he was part of as a defensive coordinator with Dan Campbell.
Greg Bishop|
A deep dive into how much money NFL referees are making on a yearly basis.
Michael Kadlick|
Taylor Swift spoke with Jimmy Fallon about rumors that she turned down performing at the Super Bowl halftime show.
Michael Kadlick|
Baltimore is 1–4, and its playoff aspirations are dwindling as its star quarterback’s championship window narrows.
Matt Verderame|
Jerry Jones thinks the NFL has reached a point where it is ready to take its biggest show overseas.
Tyler Lauletta|
Green Bay became the NFC favorites after a 2–0 start, but the Pack have come back to earth. Plus, the Browns will regret starting Dillon Gabriel.
Gilberto Manzano|
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