The NFL playoffs have narrowed down to four teams. The AFC and NFC Championship games are set, with the Patriots and Broncos facing off in the AFC, and the Rams and Seahawks battling in the NFC. It's time to assess each team's chances of winning Super Bowl 60.

The Seahawks stand out as the most well-rounded team. Their defense is top-notch, and their offense can adapt to different situations. They didn't rely solely on their star players against the 49ers but used a strong run game and defense to secure their win. Coach Mike Macdonald has transformed the Seahawks into a formidable force, both defensively and offensively.

The Rams, based in the same division as the Seahawks, are a close second. Their offense, led by Matthew Stafford, can be as good as any team in the NFL. However, they tend to play down to their competition. Their coaching staff, led by Sean McVay, is a significant advantage. McVay is the best coach left in the playoffs, giving the Rams a fighting chance, even if they seem outmatched in talent.

The Patriots have been solid, not perfect, but good enough to reach the AFC Championship. Drake Maye, their second-year quarterback, has shown impressive ability, despite some fumbling issues. The Patriots' secondary is adept at making big plays, and Coach Mike Vrabel has instilled a strong belief in his team.

The Broncos find themselves in a tough spot due to Bo Nix's injury. The drop-off from Nix to Jarett Stidham is significant. While their defense is good, it might not be enough to overcome the loss of their starting quarterback. The Patriots' dominant performance against the Texans, whose defense is better than Denver's, highlights this concern.

Injuries can change the game, and Nix's injury has significantly impacted the Broncos' chances. It's a harsh reality of the playoffs, but the Broncos will have to rely on their defense and hope for the best.

Super Bowl 60: Who Has the Best Shot at Victory?

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