A SUPERCOMPUTER has predicted the 2025 NFL season, and boy, do they like the Kansas City Chiefs.
Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs are likely to continue to be a threat despite their disastrous Super Bowl 59 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.
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NFL fans have to continue to wait a couple of months before the 2025 regular season begins.
Mandatory minicamp sessions will end this week, as training camp will then start in late July before preseason games take place and 53-man rosters get finalized.
With plenty of time before the real games start, here are the predictions from the generative artificial intelligence system, ChatGPT, of the 2025 season.
Who will win the 2025-26 NFL MVP?
According to ChatGPT, Patrick Mahomes will come away with his third career MVP award.
“Mahomes has been a consistent MVP contender for years, and with his arm talent, leadership, and ability to make the impossible happen, he could very well win his third MVP in 2025-26,” ChatGPT wrote.
Mahomes is coming off a down year by his standards, but his supporting cast didn’t help him out.
He witnessed Travis Kelce post a career-worst season and other playmakers deal with injuries, including Rashee Rice, who suffered a season-ending injury last October.
Mahomes’ last MVP campaign came in 2022 when he recorded 41 passing touchdowns.
He’ll turn 30 in September, and the veteran will hope to showcase his MVP-play abilities once again.
Who will win Super Bowl 60 next February?
The Chiefs have appeared in the past three Super Bowls, and ChatGPT believes Andy Reid’s squad will make it a fourth consecutive appearance.
Not only that, the AI chatbot thinks the Chiefs will earn their fourth Super Bowl title in seven seasons.
“With Patrick Mahomes, the Chiefs will always be a Super Bowl contender,” ChatGPT wrote.
“As long as Mahomes stays healthy and the defense continues to improve, they’re always in the hunt.
“Andy Reid‘s coaching and the Chiefs’ consistency make them a strong pick for a third title in the Mahomes era.”
The AI assistant also believes the Eagles and Buffalo Bills are the next two teams who can give the Chiefs a run for their money.
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Still, the Eagles should feel comfortable, considering they stomped the Chiefs by a score of 40-22 in the big game back in February.
Who will win Defensive Player of the Year?
Dallas Cowboys star edge rusher Micah Parsons already has a bunch of accolades, and it would be fitting if he comes away with the 2025-26 Defensive Player of the Year award – an honor ChatGPT believes he’ll win.
“Parsons has been a defensive juggernaut since entering the league in 2021. His ability to rush the passer, cover ground, and make plays in all facets of the defense makes him a candidate for DPOY for years to come,” ChatGPT wrote.
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“If he stays healthy and keeps improving, he could be the face of the award in 2026.
Currently, Parsons is eyeing a record-breaking contract as he’s entering the final year of his rookie deal.
But if and most likely, when that occurs, the 26-year-old can look to win games and big-time hardware.
Who will win Offensive Rookie of the Year?
Las Vegas Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty is the betting favorite to grab the Offensive Rookie of the Year award.
But ChatGPT believes Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward, who was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, to earn the honor.
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“It’s a duel between Cam Ward and Ashton Jeanty, with slight QB advantage historically. … Most likely Cam Ward, but Ashton Jeanty is a very close competitor.”
A quarterback has won the award in eight of the past 15 seasons.
Last campaign, Washington Commanders signal-caller Jayden Daniels received OROY.
Who will win Defensive Rookie of the Year?
ChatGPT agrees with the sportsbooks when it comes to this award.
New York Giants edge rusher Abdul Carter is the consensus leader as he was selected as a top-three pick and has “obvious playmaking ability,” per the supercomputer.
“Favored is Abdul Carter, with high-upset threats like Mike Green and Jared Verse,” ChatGPT added.
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In 2024, Carter was named the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year.
He was also named a unanimous All-American.
