Hello and welcome back to the Weekside Podcast I'm Jenny Vrentiss of course here with

Connor Orr. Today things are continuing to move forward in the NFL we have a bunch of

padded practices around the league so

it's as good a day as any to discuss a topic that Connor wrote a little bit

about last week. The 12 teams that could win this year's Super Bowl. So basically the idea

being there's really only in any given year a dozen or so teams that really

could be contenders which I think is an accurate premise. I think sometimes

there's a team that we miss out on and we don't realize that they're going to be as good as they

end up being. But I think your list is pretty good, Connor, and it will make for some lively conversation.

The first...

Go ahead, yes.

Just a lot of off the jump, a lot of very upset Buccaneers fans, new Buccaneers fans

who I haven't heard from since they acquired Tom Brady.

I did not put them on the list.

Right, okay, so I mean there were some notable exclusions, the Buccaneers, you said you also considered the Falcons. They did not make the list. Some tough decisions to be made in the NFC South and also around the league.

So where should we start, Connor?

I don't know.

I think like everyone was like, this is a numbered list and I was like only in the way that like it's

numbered like here are the 12 you know but we can start you know I will brush through the most obvious one, which is the Kansas City Chiefs because

they won the Super Bowl last year. And I think...

Please break down why the Chiefs could win the Super Bowl, Connor. for those of us who may be unfamiliar.

But I did want to get your take on this because I was sort of just doing a little bit

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