'Nobody Wants to See Those Teams': Tom Brady Names 3 Wild Cards That Are Dangerous

Philadelphia remains a multifaceted contender whose balance between rushing and passing gives the Eagles a resilient identity. Even when personnel questions surface, their roster construction and coaching adjustments make them difficult to scheme against, particularly in late-season games where physicality and depth matter most.

Buffalo presents a different sort of threat, mixing top-end playmakers with a front that can pressure and a secondary that forces mistakes. The Bills also have an active front office willing to pursue upgrades ahead of the trade deadline, adding another variable for opponents who must game-plan for midseason roster shifts.

NFL Icon Tom Brady Names Kansas City Chiefs, Philadelphia Eagles, and Buffalo Bills as Dangerous Wild Cards

As it stands, the Chiefs, Eagles, and Bills have been named by Brady as the teams no one would want to face. This can be seen in a video of the sports analyst posted by Fox Sports: NFL on X.

The common thread among these teams is postseason pedigree and the capacity to elevate performance in November and December, when injuries and strategic tweaks reshape standings. League observers note that a team’s early-season placement can be misleading; a hot or healthy Chiefs, Eagles or Bills in the final quarter of the season can look very different from their midseason seed.

For teams on the bubble or vying for home-field advantage, the prospect of facing any of these three down the stretch is cause for concern. Their combination of talent, coaching and momentum makes them the wild cards no one wants to meet in January.