Next month, the 2024 Super Bowl will take place in Las Vegas, and Kelly Clarkson has already picked who will win. The Kelly Clarkson Show released a video on New Year’s Day featuring Clarkson reflecting on 2023 and fielding queries about 2024. Who will win the Super Bowl this year? was the question posed to Clarkson.
“My heart says Cowboys, because that’s what we always say,” she started. “But I do think the 49ers have a really good chance at not only being at the Super Bowl but probably winning it.” After singing “Since You’ve Been Gone,” the singer continued by mentioning a few important 49ers players: tight end George Kittle, quarterback Brock Purdy, running back Christian McCaffrey, and pass rusher Nick Bosa. The Baltimore Ravens, according to Clarkson, have been “incredible.”
The 49ers just need to win two playoff games to go to the Super Bowl because they have secured the top seed in the NFC. Since 2019, they have been among the conference’s best clubs. The 49ers have made three trips to the NFC final game and participated in one Super Bowl during that span.
Given that Clarkson is from the Dallas region, it seems sense that she would be a Cowboys fan. When the 41-year-old hosted NFL Honors the previous year, she dressed in a Cowboys outfit. Dallas, which now holds second place in the NFC East, must triumph on Sunday in order to seal the division title and get to host a first-round playoff match.
With a 13-3 record, the Ravens lead the AFC and have secured the conference’s top slot. Lamar Jackson, the quarterback, is vying for his second MVP prize. Jackson has run for 821 yards and five touchdowns in 16 games in addition to throwing for 3,678 yards and 24 touchdowns.
Clarkson did not, however, identify the squad that won it all the previous year as one to watch out for.Despite having a disappointing record (10-6), the Kansas City Chiefs have won the AFC West and will host a postseason game the following week. They are a club that has participated in five straight AFC title games and won two Super Bowls in four seasons. On February 11 at 6 p.m. ET, CBS andParamount+ will broadcast the Super Bowl.
