Pro Football Hall of Famer Brett Favre has made his choice for the winner of Super Bowl Lix.
Favre unveiled His choice in a video post on X, but preceded his prediction by saying, “I’m not a gokman.”
“I am not a gokman, but if I was, I would put my money on the leaders, and I don’t say (that) because I want them to win or I don’t want them to win, I just say they have one Finding way to win, “said Favre.
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The Chiefs are currently 1.5-point favorites and are also the official choice of President Donald Trump, who unveiled his prediction of a victory in Kansas City during a pre-super bowl Fox News-interview on Sunday.
In recent years, Favre has been tailored to Trump to many political beliefs, and now they are also sharing an expectation for a historical profit. If Kansas City gets the victory, this is the first team in history that three straight super bowls wins.
Many Chiefs critics pointed out that while the Chiefs won a franchise record 15 games and returned to the Super Bowl, many of their victories came along very small margins.
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But for Favre this is even more a reason to believe in the chiefs.
“I let people say:” Well, they won 15 games in the last second, “and I go” but they won 15 games in the last second, “said Favre. “And until someone beats them off the pedestal, I have to go with the chiefs.”
Nevertheless, the legendary Quarterback added one reservation to his choice.
“It just happens that in my opinion the best team built to beat the Chiefs represents the NFC, the Eagles,,” said Favre. “They could beat the Eagles, they could beat them very well.”
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But the reason that Favre has to go with the chiefs is because of Quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
“Patrick Mahomes is productive with or without recipients, he can let it happen, so that good teams find a way to win,” said Favre. “
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