A surprising rookie star has the Broncos winning the Super Bowl

The Denver Broncos are becoming a trendy pick to potentially win the Super Bowl.

Count New York Giants rookie running back Came Skattebo amongst their fans.

The fourth-round pick surprised the NFL early this season with his great play and awesome personality, before a nasty ankle injury sat him down for the year.

Skattebo recently went on a podcast and was asked if he had to go “all-in” on one team, who would it be? His mind immediately landed on the Broncos.

Skattebo picks the Broncos to win the Super Bowl and officially becomes my favorite non Bronco in the NFL. (Sorry Josh Allen) pic.twitter.com/pryBuvplOQ

— ThatsGoodSports (@BrandonPerna) November 20, 2025

“Bro the Broncos are good,” Skattebo said. “Yeah, they just find a way to win games”

Of course, Skattebo was on the wrong side of one of the most epic comebacks in NFL history earlier this year. The Broncos were down 19-0 after three quarters to the Giants and 26-8 late, before rallying for a stunning 33-32 victory.

Apparently, what Skattebo saw that Sunday at Empower Field at Mile High was enough to convince him.

“I hate saying it, I want to say the Giants are gonna win it, but the Broncos are really good bro, they beat us,” Skattebo said.

In that contest, Skattebo rushed for 60 yards and caught a touchdown against the vaunted Denver defense. He somehow only carried the football 16 times, which could help explain why New York fell apart so badly. They had no concept of just running out the clock in the fourth quarter.

It’s random, sure, but if Skattebo wants to get on board from afar it’s hard to imagine Broncos Country won’t embrace it.

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