Pete Prisco#51 of 87 NFL pundits · Oct 7, 2026
Before the season, they picked the Jaguars to win the Super Bowl.
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Pete Prisco predicted that the Jaguars would win the Super Bowl
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- Predicting the full 14-team NFL playoff bracket heading into Week 5: Jaguars, Vikings both make surprise runs
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Super Bowl PicksJacksonville Jaguars
Jacksonville Jaguars to win the Super Bowl
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