The Kansas City Chiefs are on the verge of making history. With their AFC title win, they can become the first team in NFL history to win three consecutive Super Bowls. If you're a bettor, the Odds to Win the Super Bowl are fascinating, as no team has ever achieved such a feat. The Chiefs continue breaking records and are closer than ever to reaching this incredible goal!

With the first overall pick in the NFL Draft, the Tennessee Titans have a huge responsibility this year. They need to find the ideal quarterback for their team, and Shedeur Sanders, the quarterback from the University of Colorado, could be the perfect candidate. This young talent made an excellent first impression on Brian Callahan, head coach of the Titans when they met this week at the East-West Shrine Bowl.

The Dallas Cowboys have officially announced the hiring Brian Schottenheimer as their new head coach. This NFL veteran, who spent 25 years as an offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, has now stepped up to head the franchise. Team owner Jerry Jones confirmed the news on Friday, and Schottenheimer will be officially introduced at a press conference on Monday.

The Las Vegas Raiders franchise has made a key decision for its future: hiring Pete Carroll as their new head coach. The veteran coach, who made his mark in Seattle with the Seahawks, will become the leader of a team that has gone through a series of changes in recent seasons.

The most coveted NFL awards will be revealed at the NFL Honors Gala, which will air on February 6 at 9 p.m. ET on Fox and NFL Network. As the date approaches, now is the perfect time to review the potential winners and the Odds to win the Super Bowl at play. Below, we explain how the voting process works and introduce the top contenders for each award. This information can also help us navigate the Bet on the Super Bowl.