There are four teams remaining all battling for a chance to go to Super Bowl LX in about three weeks. The 2025 NFL Season is almost over, which is insane to think about. The year has flown by, and while there has been a ton of parity all over the place, the four best teams in the NFL are left, and that's what makes the NFL so special.
Arguments for each team to win it all are valid, and we're going to make those arguments here. Right now, the winner of the NFC title game might honestly be the Super Bowl champion, as I am not sure either AFC team left will have enough juice to seal the deal.
Ahead of the conference title games, let's talk about why each remaining team could win Super Bowl LX in February,
Here's why each remaining team could win Super Bowl LX
Los Angeles Rams - Matthew Stafford and Sean McVay have done this before
Sean McVay have taken two quarterbacks to the Super Bowl, winning it all back in 2021, the first yeat that Matthew Stafford was in Los Angeles. McVay now already has 10 playoff wins, and actually wins a higher percentage of his postseason games than he does regular season games.
The Rams are simply built the right way and built to be able to win late in the season. This QB/HC duo is the best remaining in the playoffs, and most games in this league are decided by the head coach and quarterback. Not only is Stafford likely winning the MVP this year, but McVay is no worse than a top-2 head coach in this league.
Los Angeles simply just has to not do anything silly. As long as they play their brand of football and don't overcompensate, they'll beat Seattle in the NFC title game. Remember, the last time LA was in Seattle, they had a double-digit lead in the fourth quarter.
Seattle Seahawks - The most well-rounded team left in the playoffs
The Seattle Seahawks might just have the most well-rounded team left in the NFL playoffs. As I have said, the big concern for me is Sam Darnold, as the stakes are only going to get higher, and he is the one player that I believe could truly throw things off the rails for Seattle, but the Seahawks are at home and have an explosive defense and an offense that is simply hard to stop.
Both were on display in the Divisional Round against the San Francisco 49ers. Seattle winning it all would not be a shock.
New England Patriots - Mike Vrabel's ability to get the most out of his players
Mike Vrabel has constantly gotten the most out of his players. This dates back to his days as head coach of the Tennessee Titans. We've also seen it this year with the Patriots, as the roster really isn't all that special. However, there is a rugged, tough way in which Vrabel coaches, as all of his teams have it.
The Patriots also have to beat the Denver Broncos without Bo Nix, which is something they should be able to do. New England could win it all this year.
Denver Broncos - Sean Payton and Denver having gone down this path before
Sean Payton has a very successful history with backup quarterbacks, and all he has to do with Jarrett Stidham is win two games. The main reason why Payton is so successful with backups is that he knows how to cater the gameplan to his quarterback's strengths.
What Stidham likes to do and what Bo Nix likes to do are probably different things, and in the 2015 season, the last time Denver won it all, the Super Bowl was in the same spot, and the Broncos also hosted the Patriots in the AFC title game.
And, funnily enough, they needed backup QB Brock Osweiler to come in and win a few games while Peyton Manning was out.