It’s odd to think that the most popular pick to reach the Super Bowl might be a conference’s No. 5 or No. 6 seed.

But that hasn't stopped analysts, commentators, and fans from picking them as Super Bowl contenders in their predictions. And you can count WWE superstar and NFL fan Seth "Freakin

Appearing on Good Morning Football, Rollins says he expects Josh Allen to lead the Bills to the Super Bowl in 2025.

Josh Allen and Cam Newton are almost synonymous. From their massive frames and similar games at the quarterback position to being the NFL’s top rushing touchdown producers under center, any time the two are in the same conversation it gets interesting.

Josh Allen is in year eight as the starting quarterback of the Buffalo Bills, and after plenty of seasons ending in heartbreak from falling short in the playoffs, this time around could be his best chance at finally capturing that elusive Lombardi Trophy.

Mark Schlereth joins Colin Cowherd to discuss Josh Allen’s potential legacy if he doesn’t win the Super Bowl, the Denver Broncos being contenders, and Shedeur Sanders being named the Cleveland Browns’ QB1 for the rest of the season.

Josh Allen has transformed the Buffalo Bills franchise. In what could be another feat since he arrived, one more win would put the team right beside Roger Staubach's Dallas Cowboys.

The Pro Football Reference QB Hall of Fame Monitor already ranks Allen one spot ahead of Jim Kelly, and Allen has the most rushing touchdowns in the history of an organization that handed off to league MVPs Cookie Gilchrist, O.J. Simpson and Thurman Thomas.