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Bill Plaschke: This Super Bowl prediction is foolproof — Rams will dominate Bengals

LOS ANGELES — This one is so easy, even the worst annual prediction column in Super Bowl history can't get it wrong. This one is so basic, even the buzz that surrounds my 5-17 Super Bowl prediction record can be ignored. Yes, I was once wrong 11 straight times. Yes, I once picked the Buffalo Bills for three straight years. Yes, in the last Super Bowl, I was as flattened as the Kansas City ...

LOS ANGELES — This one is so easy, even the worst annual prediction column in Super Bowl history can't get it wrong.

This one is so basic, even the buzz that surrounds my 5-17 Super Bowl prediction record can be ignored.

Yes, I was once wrong 11 straight times. Yes, I once picked the Buffalo Bills for three straight years. Yes, in the last Super Bowl, I was as flattened as the Kansas City Chiefs.

No, I'm not very good at this.

But, yes, truly, this one is different, this one is simple, this one is Plaschke Proof.

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