It’s championship Sunday in the league as the Commanders are taking on the Eagles and the Chiefs are taking on the Bills.
When it comes to who are the favorites, most sportsbooks have Philadelphia heading to the Super Bowl against Kansas City.
One of these NFC East rivals will have its ticket to New Orleans stamped and will head to Super Bowl LIX as NFC champs, while the other will be sent packing just short of reaching the big game.
Many fans online are convinced that the league most certainly wants the Washington Commanders to make it past this game.
In this season’s AFC Playoffs, the Kansas City Chiefs will meet the Buffalo Bills.
Kansas City is a slim favorite in this matchup.
When it comes to fans online, they are convinced that the league wants to rig it for the Chiefs to make it.
Mostly, everyone online thinks the NFL wants Washington against Kansas City in the Super Bowl.
“If the NFL is rigged, the perfect match will be the Commanders and Chiefs. It could be billed as a presidential match-up,” one fan said.
“Please don’t screw this man over !!!!! I be thinking #NFLScripted if commanders lose to chiefs in Super Bowl NFL is rigged beyond repair !!!!” another fan stated.
“CHIEFS VS COMMANDERS IS YOUR RIGGED AND SCRIPTED SUPER BOWL. Learn Gematria,” a third fan added.
CHIEFS VS COMMANDERS IS YOUR RIGGED AND SCRIPTED SUPER BOWL
Learn Gematria.
#GEMATRIA #NFL #COMMANDERS #CHIEFS #NFLCHAMPIONSHIP #SuperBowlLIX #PatrickMahomes #JaydenDaniels
— zach (@zachgoldstein33) January 26, 2025
“chiefs vs commanders super bowl it’s all scripted and rigged congrats your team is winning today,” a fourth fan commented.
“If the NFL is actually rigged, Super bowl matchup has to be Commanders vs Chiefs, Because then it’s history either way,” one final fan stated.
Commanders And Chiefs Not Looking Likely Early On
Kansas City still has hours before they have to play the Bills, but the NFC side is currently playing their championship game.
The Chiefs have a very good chance of making the playofs, but things are not looking well for Washington.
After an opening 17-play drive, the Commanders already find themselves down double digits.
