Following Rams’ stunning loss to Panthers, no clear Super Bowl favorite has emerged

The race for Super Bowl LX may end in a photo finish.  Last season, the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs, 40-22, in Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans. After 13 weeks, it appears neither team will make it back to the big game, scheduled for Feb. 8 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. The Chiefs (6-6) — who have won two Super Bowls over the past three years — are outside the playoff picture following a 31-28 loss to the Dallas Cowboys on the road on Thanksgiving. The Eagles are in a better position (8-4), but they’re stuck in a late-season skid. After a 24-15 loss to the Chicago Bears on Friday, Philadelphia has now dropped two of its past three games.  The Los Angeles Rams — who won the Super Bowl during the 2021 season — seemed poised to emerge as the top team. But after a 31-28 loss to the Carolina Panthers on Sunday, it’s safe to say L.A. (9-3) hasn’t separated itself. With the usual contenders not leading the pack, another ascending team has a chance to establish itself as a powerhRead More