First Things First co-hosts split over 2026 Super Bowl predictions

Fox Sports’ First Things First co-hosts have published their projections for the 2026 NFL season, forecasting conference championship match-ups and a potential Super Bowl winner.

Nick Wright selected the Baltimore Ravens to face the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game, with the Seattle Seahawks meeting the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC. He predicted Kansas City would defeat Philadelphia in the Super Bowl.

Wright’s selection reflects his continued confidence in the Chiefs, who he said had reached five of the previous seven Super Bowls and seven of the previous eight AFC Championship Games.

Chris Broussard predicted an AFC championship between the Ravens and Houston Texans, alongside an NFC meeting between the Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Rams. He selected Baltimore to defeat Dallas in the Super Bowl.

Greg Jennings made the same conference championship projections as Broussard. He predicted the Rams would reach the Super Bowl from the NFC and backed Baltimore to win the title.

The forecasts come after Seattle won the previous season’s Super Bowl. Fox Sports reported that bookmakers viewed the Rams, rather than the Seahawks, as the leading team entering the 2026 season after a major off-season. The co-hosts’ selections remain predictions, not confirmed fixtures or results.