I have the Bengals going to the Super Bowl

Former National Football League running back Maurice Jones-Drew joined NFL Network's "Good Morning Football" hosts on Tuesday and revealed that the Cincinnati Bengals are his pick to represent the AFC in Super Bowl LVI at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on Feb. 13.

"I think Cincinnati's ready," Jones-Drew said. "One, the biggest thing we never talk about ... when dome teams have to go outside and play in the cold. It is not gonna be nice in Cincinnati, right? And again, I know the Raiders like to run the ball and you're competitors. But just remember, Derek Carr is a Texas guy, Fresno State guy. Lives in Bakersfield, lives in Vegas. It's a little bit different. ... It's cold (in Cincinnati). It's cold out there. ... Another thing is this: I just see too much firepower on the Bengals. It's too much. I mean, you've already played each other - so you know how that's gonna be. And the Bengals went into Vegas and won. ... Cincinnati seems like they're the team to me. To be honest, I'm gonna say this: I have Cincinnati going to the Super Bowl. I have them winning the AFC. That's how excited I am about this team. They remind me of the Chiefs. Think about it: When the Chiefs came out of nowhere? A young quarterback - second year. Hot receivers. They could do whatever they wanted. It seems a lot like Cincinnati to me."