The Super Bowl 60 “Script” Revealed: NFL Fan Uncovers Compelling Evidence That Points To This Year’s Champion [VIDEO]

An observant NFL fan thinks he’s uncovered evidence that a surprise AFC team is destined to win Super Bowl 60 this year.

With the Kansas City Chiefs officially eliminated from the playoff race, the Super Bowl 60 field is more wide-open than ever before. Even the defending champion Philadelphia Eagles are one of the worst 9-5 teams in recent memory.

12 teams boast a winning percentage of .643 or greater. Even the 8-6 Detroit Lions, 7-7 Baltimore Ravens and 7-6 Pittsburgh Steelers shouldn’t be fully slept on if they sneak into the postseason.

TikTok user @talkballdaily put together a fascinating list of evidence that suggests this year’s Super Bowl will be won by…none other than Josh Allen’s Buffalo Bills.

Among the key points:

• The Bills’ first pro football season was in 1960, coinciding with Super Bowl 60
• Buffalo is known as “The Nickel City.” Winning the AFC Championship this year would mark their fifth Super Bowl appearance
• Josh Allen grew up near Santa Clara, the location of this year’s Super Bowl
• No Patrick Mahomes or Joe Burrow in the playoffs, with Lamar Jackson potentially missing out as well

I don’t dabble in the world of conspiracy theories but I might make an exception #BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/ilYeQaZJm9

— Carli Zielinski (@carlifarley) December 14, 2025

If the Bills emerge victorious at Levi’s Stadium on Feb. 8, don’t say this man didn’t warn you.

Buffalo Bills Have The Pieces To Win Super Bowl 60

If not for Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, Buffalo would likely have multiple Super Bowl championships by now. But with Mahomes out of the way this year, the path is certainly clean for Buffalo to finally win football’s ultimate prize.

Don’t forget, history also suggests that the Denver Broncos are supposedly poised to win Super Bowl 60. What about the Green Bay Packers? Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers won their only Super Bowls at the age of 27. And Jordan Love is 27.

But among every quarterback in the AFC playoff picture, nobody is better than Allen. James Cook is also having a career year. And Sean McDermott is one of the game’s best defensive minds.

If there’s a year for Buffalo to get the job done, this is it.