Who's better, Travis Kelce or George Kittle? Bryant McFadden says the gap between their pass catching abilities isn't as big as the gap in their blocking abilities, and Brady Quinn adds that Kittle's simply more dynamic as we break down which Super Bowl team has the advantage at every position (and check out Jason La Canfora's five X-factors), plus much more.

Pete Prisco has actually been wrestling with this one. There are plenty of reasons to back the Niners here: They can run it (No. 2 behind the Ravens), they have the better D, and actually SCORED MORE POINTS THAN THE CHIEFS in the regular season. For Pete, though, K.C. gets the edge, and there's one thing it all comes down to.

Could the Saints really move on from Drew Brees? Their star QB is 41 (and not everyone can subsist on avocado ice cream), so it may be time. Chris Trapasso has New Orleans gambling that Sean Payton can turn one talented but raw QB into the next Saints star, while three QBs go in the top six; plus, check out the Eagles' much-needed addition.

There are a lot of Super Bowl predictions out there, and most of them (except mine) are just total guesses. Madden simulations, though, are different; they're based on THE SCIENCE OF VIDEO GAMES. Tyler Sullivan watched our 2020 Madden sim and broke it all down; get ready for a wild ride, man.

Super Bowl LIV will feature two of the most accurate kickers in NFL history, and yet there's a good reason why both teams should think twice before attempting a field goal. John Breech explains why, even though kickers have grown more accurate overall, that hasn't translated to the Super Bowl (and especially in Miami).

Patrick Mahomes has already put up a lot of big numbers in his short NFL career, and he could put up some more in Super Bowl LIV. It's a foregone conclusion that Mahomes will become the NFL's highest paid player on his next contract, but by how much? Joel Corry dove into the numbers (here's what basketball money could mean) and also has a suggestion.