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Joe Burrow has bold Bengals Super Bowl prediction for 2026

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Joe Burrow has bold Bengals Super Bowl prediction for 2026
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Joe Burrow expressed strong optimism for the Cincinnati Bengals' upcoming season, predicting they will win the Super Bowl in 2026. He highlighted the team's talent and recent acquisitions, which he believes will elevate their performance. The Bengals are looking to bounce back after missing the postseason for three consecutive years.

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NFL Joe Burrow has bold Bengals Super Bowl prediction for 2026 By Dylan Svoboda Published May 20, 2026, 5:45 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Joe Burrow has high expectations for the Bengals in 2026. The three-time Pro Bowl quarterback spoke highly of the talent surrounding him in Cincinnati, calling it “the most talented roster that we’ve had since I’ve been here” before handing out a rosy forecast for this coming season. “We’re going to go win a lot of games this year and play great and win a Super Bowl,” Burrow said during a press conference on Wednesday. The Bengals had a busy offseason, adding pass rusher Boye Mafe and safety Bryan Cook in free agency while trading the No.

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