Terry Bradshaw or Michael Strahan to regret | NFL News

Patrick Mahomes is on the cusp of a outstanding three-peat with the Kansas City Chiefs. And he is set to settle a debate between Terry Bradshaw and Michael Strahan, who beforehand argued over his possibilities of making it to the Super Bowl.

Facing off in opposition to Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, Mahomes is only one sport away from unprecedented success. His path wasn’t as easy as some would possibly suppose, with 10 of the 17 common season video games determined by a single rating. It was after a significantly tense week 11 victory, a 30-27 thriller in opposition to the Carolina Panthers, that FOX NFL Sunday’s Bradshaw and Strahan contemplated the Chiefs’ Super Bowl potential.

Bradshaw had lots of confidence in Mahomes, as he mentioned: “I was shocked by that score. Carolina, ever since they brought Bryce Young … back to starting he has played outstanding. He was outstanding today against Kansas City. They had this game tied up at 27, but once again, with three touchdown passes, you knew Mahomes was going to bring them back, and that’s exactly what he did.”

The 76-year-old analyst has backed the quarterback, as he predicted the Chiefs’ journey to the Super Bowl this yr. He added: “How long do they continue doing this and winning [like] this, and will it finally let them down when it counts most? I doubt it. I just don’t think that’s going to happen. This football team knows how to win.”

However, not everyone seems to be as optimistic, as Strahan voiced issues in regards to the potential mental toll of narrowly successful video games. The ex-New York Giants star mentioned: “You can know how to win, but you can’t keep squeaking by week after week. I think it wears the players down.”

Bradshaw warned in opposition to underestimating groups just like the Panthers, who had been 3-8 on the time. He famous: “But when you play Carolina, you cannot tell me that Kansas City didn’t look at Carolina on the schedule and go, ‘Mhm, Carolina really?” Strahan replied: “But they’ve been looking at every team like that, they’ve been squeaking by every team this way.”

Despite the controversy in week 11, the Chiefs have solely misplaced one sport since – a crushing defeat to the Denver Broncos – and now discover themselves of their third consecutive Super Bowl. They’re set for a high-stakes battle in opposition to the Eagles on February 9 on the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Fans and pundits are rallying behind Mahomes to lead the Chiefs to victory. However, Hurts and the Eagles are feeling poised for achievement after triumphing over the Washington Commanders of their Conference Championship sport.

Whether Bradshaw’s forecast proves correct or Strahan’s warning was justified stays to be seen, one factor is for sure: NFL lovers are in for a thrilling evening of motion.