Jonas Knox#69 of 87 NFL pundits · Oct 2, 2026
Knox referenced their season-long pick of the Cincinnati Bengals to win the Super Bowl while discussing their chances to rebound.
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What Jonas Knox said
I think this is an opportunity for them to showcase why they were the Super Bowl pick for Knox Locks this season.
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- 2 Pros and a Cup of Joe (podcast)
- The episode
- Hour 2: Jonas, Brady, & LaVar - Picks Against The Spread
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Super Bowl PicksCincinnati Bengals
Cincinnati Bengals to win the Super Bowl
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Who this take is about
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The same kind of call, about other players and teams.
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On a mailbag episode, Harrison said they had backed the Seattle Seahawks to win the Super Bowl, and floated draft-window guesses for a couple of Commanders-fit prospects: Alabama center Parker Brailsford as an early-200s pick and Georgia tight end Oscar Delp as a late-round selection. They also described Ohio State's Sonny Styles as a projected first-round linebacker.David Harrison · Super Bowl Picks · Seattle Seahawks · Hit 100
In their first mock draft of the offseason (built on two hypothetical trades), Harrison has Washington selecting Caleb Banks at No. 16, Brandon Cisse at No. 33, Tanner Koziol at No. 145 and Kaylon Black at No. 223, with Banks immediately becoming the team's top defensive tackle. They also expect Washington to move on from Marshawn Lattimore and to bring back Chris Rodriguez Jr., and says their money on the Super Bowl was on Seattle.