The most stressful time of the NFL season has arrived…the postseason. It’s a fun, yet nerve-racking time for coaches, players and of course the fans. One simple mistake can cost a team a trip to New Orleans to play in the Super Bowl. This might be a player’s last season on their respective team, or potentially of their career.
The Buffalo Bills’ playoff run has ended in heartbreak since 2020, mainly in the divisional round. Three of the last four years, the Kansas City Chiefs have been the ones to knock Buffalo out of the playoffs. Last year was the year for Buffalo to finally overcome that challenge, but they failed to do so in Orchard Park.
With the way the Bills have played this year, this postseason could be a better result for Bills Mafia, and Will Brinson from CBS Sports thinks so as well.
Will Brinson from CBS Sports has Bills winning their first Super Bowl in 2025
Brinson predicted all of the games heading into the postseason, including the ones beyond the wild card round. In Brinson’s predictions, he has the Bills defeating the Broncos, Ravens, and then finally…the Chiefs. He essentially is giving Buffalo the toughest path to reach the Super Bowl.
Then come Super Bowl time, Brinson has the Bills being the representatives of the AFC and taking on Matthew Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams, which is a bit of a surprise pick.
"I love the Rams and Stafford as much as anyone, but it's just Allen's time ... the only question is will he be raising multiple trophies in a 48-hour span after winning MVP and then getting to hoist the Lombardi for the Bills' first-ever Super Bowl win?"Will Brinson, CBS Sports
Bills Mafia appreciates you, Will. Not to mention, this would be a fantastic rematch from Week 14 when the Bills and Rams scored 86 combined points, with the Rams winning 44-42. Josh Allen had a phenomenal game but the defense is what lost this game for Buffalo.
Not this time around in Brinson’s prediction. He has the Bills defeating the Rams 35-31 in yet another high-scoring affair. Let’s hope that Brinson is right and we not only see Allen accept the MVP award, but also raise the Lombardi trophy for the Bills in New Orleans.