Four time Super Bowl winner Rob Gronkowski says he "can't see the Baltimore Ravens losing" against the Kansas City Chiefs.
The two teams meet in the AFC Championship game on Sunday, with the Ravens hoping to reach the Super Bowl for the first time since 2013.
In their way are reigning champions Kansas City, who will be hoping to reach their fourth Super Bowl in five seasons.
Patrick Mahomes and Co. beat the Buffalo Bills in the Divisional Round and have been one of the NFL's best teams for several years.
But Gronkowski, who scored 92 touchdowns at tight end in his career, only sees one winner on Sunday.
"I just think the Baltimore Ravens are too much of a consistent team and they have too much firepower on the offensive and defensive side of the ball," Gronkowski told the Up & Adams Show.
"So I just can't see the Baltimore Ravens losing this game, the Kansas City Chiefs will for sure make it a battle, but I just don't see the Ravens losing.
"This year they have beaten every winning team they have played by two touchdowns, I don't see them going down."
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