Brett Fabre reveals the predictions for Super Bowl LIX, which resembles Trump’s
Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame Brett Fabre He chose the winner of the Super Bowl Lix.
Favre revealed His choice in X’s video posts adorned his predictions by saying, “I’m not a bettor.”
“I’m not a bettor, but if that’s the case, I’d spend the money on the chief. M is just saying he’s found a way to win,” Fabre said.
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The Chiefs are currently a 1.5-point favorite and are also the official pick of President Donald Trump. President Donald Trump revealed his predictions for Kansas City’s victory in an interview with Super Bowl Fox News on Sunday.
Fabre has been alongside Trump on many political beliefs in recent years, and now shares hopes for a historic chief’s victory. If Kansas City retracts the victory, it will be the first team in history to win three straight Super Bowls.
Many chief critics point out that while the Chiefs won a franchise record 15 games and returned to the Super Bowl, many of their victories came at a very small margin.
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But for Fabre, this is why he believes in the chief.
“I had people say, ‘Well, they won 15 games in the last seconds,’ and they won 15 games in the last moment,” Favre said. “And I have to go with the chief until someone knocks them out of the pedestal.”
Still, the legendary quarterback added one caveat to his pick.
“In my opinion, the best team built to beat the Chiefs happens to represent the NFC, the Eagles,” Fabre said. “The Eagles were able to beat them, and they were able to beat them very well.”
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But the reason Fabre has to go with the Chiefs is because of the quarterback. Patrick Mahomes.
“Patrick Mahomes is prolific with or without receivers and he can do that, so a good team will find a way to win,” Fabre said. ”
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