Gregg Rosenthal analyzes AFC Super Bowl contenders (Part 3)

That's the game, 33 to 10. Let's talk about the AFC hierarchy after this game. Send us some questions. We'll try to answer them in the comments. But I thought it would be a fun exercise after a game between two teams we thought might be in the mix for the Super Bowl. Did you have the Jags in the Super Bowl? I know Patrick did. No, I had, I had the Bengals in the Super Bowl. Okay, Bengals are in the mix. Certainly. Patrick had the Jaguars making it to the super bowl this year. I definitely did not. I thought the Ravens would be right there. They're at 4 and 5. Their schedule actually looks pretty favorable out of division coming up, but they have Jacoby Brissette and a defense that's underperforming at 4 and 5. If we were doing the old around the NFL podcast, I would stick a fork in them. They're done to me. I don't think they're. They have any chance. I'm going to throw my hierarchy by you. And so we're going to start at the very top. And I think these are the favorites. And by favorites I mean real deal chance to make the Super Bowl. Going to be a little disappointed if it doesn't happen. And a real deal chance at the one seed. And to me it's only two teams. It's the Jaguars and it's the Bills. How do you think just about those two teams and putting them above the rest of the pack? Well, yeah, I mean the problem is. Well, it's just with every AFC team that I look at that's near at or near the top of their division, there are notable flaws with all of them. Like there's no real slam dunk team. Like there's. There's a team or two in the nfc. There's a team in the NFC that I feel very strongly about and I think it's gonna be much harder to emerged from. You have a power rankings with your name on it and you got the Buffalo Bills number one this week. Yes. And you know what I wrote about it is that I said with Minnesota's loss of Detroit, there isn't a blemish free NFL team. Even the best rosters have holes. Every team's flawed in one way or another. And the Bills are at the top kind of by default. But I could see, I mean they're obviously in that group. My heavy side was really about was which would I put ahead of the other when I'm projecting for super bowl odds. And I, I think I would put the Jags ahead of the Bills. I think they're more complete at this point, but they also haven't necessarily been tested deeply into the playoffs under Liam Cohen. They did lose to the Bills in the playoffs last year, but that was last year.