Some starry-eyed fans may circle Super Bowl 60 on the calendar if they believe their favorite team is shaping itself into a contender. Not every one of the NFL's 32 clubs looks like legitimate Super Bowl contenders.

NFL owners could possibly vote on a resolution next week that will allow players to compete in flag football at the L.A. 2028 Olympics.

The Buffalo Bills came oh-so close to the Super Bowl during the 2024 season, but one analyst thinks they could go all the way this season.

The Kansas City Chiefs already know the date for their Super Bowl LIX rematch against Jalen Hurts' Philadelphia Eagles in the 2025 NFL season, but Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes may have to deal with a particular disadvantage to prepare for the game.

Former NFL running back Maurice Jones-Drew is a big believer in the Los Angeles Rams in 2025. The ex- Jaguars and Raiders player and current NFL Network analyst predicted the Rams would go 15-2 this season after the team's 2025 schedule was released. He did so with Matthew Stafford on the broadcast and while flashing his Rams' Super Bowl ring.

The Cowboys have the same odds as the New England Patriots, who had just four wins last season, as well as the Arizona Cardinals and Seattle Seahawks. Dallas has worse odds than the Chicago Bears, who won five games last year, and the Pittsburgh Steelers, whose quarterback situation leaves much to be desired.

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The Bills have been to four Super Bowls in their history, which were all consecutive from 1990 to 1003. Unfortunately, they have not been able to win any, as they dropped all four of those games in a row, which many fans make fun of the franchise for, as well as Jim Kelly, the quarterback of those teams.