Patriots, Bills and Chargers have a better chance at a Super Bowl than Titans
By Will Lomas
Did Connor Orr forget about the Titans?
Sometimes people overthink the obvious, which would explain why the Tennessee Titans were left out of Connor Orr’s list of Super Bowl hopefuls.
In that list he goes over the 12 teams that he believes have a chance at a Super Bowl title in 2020. Here are his teams in order along with a quick reaction I had while I was reading this:
1. Kansas City Chiefs: “Sure.”
2. New England Patriots: “Wait…is this from 2020?”
3. San Francisco: “Ok, yep this is 2020 alright.”
4. New Orleans Saints: “Did he really say the Patriots?”
5. Seattle Seahawks: “Alright”
6. Baltimore Ravens: “Lamar Jackson is very fun to watch/beat.”
7. L.A. Chargers: “Yea, I could see the Rams offense bouncing ba- wait, Chargers?!”
8. Philadelphia Eagles: “I mean, if the Chargers and Patriots are in, sure.”
9. Dallas Cowboys: “Finally a hot take that I can agree with.”
10. Green Bay Packers: “Probably not, but still only the third-worst pick on the list.”
11. Pittsburgh Steelers: “Absolutely.”
12. Buffalo Bills: “That is your 12th team?”
And maybe you are thinking that this is about the upside of each of these teams or maybe you are trying to do mental gymnastics to make this make sense in your head. Well, let’s look at what “criteria” Orr used for making this list and why the Titans were either overlooked or ignored for some reason.