Kay Adams makes her pick to win the Super Bowl and Vikings fans will be happy
Kay Adams makes her pick to win the Super Bowl and Vikings fans will be happy
The 2024 NFL Draft quarterback class is going to be followed for years to come and as they enter their sophomore year, people are doing a temperature check on them.
Kay Adams was hosting her show Up and Adams and had NBC's Chris Simms on to discuss which quarterbacks were going to leap in their second year. Of course, J.J. McCarthy and the Vikings came up, and he and the Vikings were the easiest to hype up.
Kay Adams made a statement clear as day on her show while talking to Simms about how she feels about the Vikings.
'I think they're going to win the Super Bowl.'
Chris Simms backed her up by adding, "We haven't seen J.J. McCarthy, but he's obviously in a spot to succeed there with that coach and that talent; the Vikings are in a Super Bowl window."
Expectations are going to be high for everyone in Minnesota. It is only May, and we are already talking Super Bowl. Buckle up, everybody.
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