Super Bowl 53 in Atlanta is still seven months away, but former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and current CBS NFL analyst Tony Romo has already made his prediction for the big game.

Talking to Lindsay Rhodes of NFL Network, Romo explained why he thinks Aaron Rodgers' Green Bay Packers will go up against the 2017 AFC runner-up Jacksonville Jagaurs in Super Bowl 53.

"Thing about the NFL is things change pretty fast. Injuries happen, a lot of stuff happens, but, um... if I was picking right now," Romo said, "I'd probably go with Green Bay versus Jacksonville. That would be a tentative, rough guess here in the summer months."

Romo added that he thinks the signing of tight end Jimmy Graham will be huge for the Packers, and that their long-struggling secondary will "improve this year." Certainly, the Packers will need it to be better if they want to get through a loaded NFC.

The former Pro Bowler faced the Packers five times in his career, posting a 2-3 record. He and Rodgers always knew how to put on a show against another, and their showdown in the 2014 NFC Divisional Round (which the Packers won), was one of the better chapters of the Cowboys-Packers rivalry.

[caption id="attachment_677670" align="alignnone" width="4385"] Credit: Logan Bowles-USA TODAY Sports[/caption] As long as Rodgers stays healthy (he missed most of 2017 with a fractured collarbone), the Packers have a chance. The Packers made the postseason every year from 2009-16 when Rodgers was healthy, and that included a Super Bowl 45 victory and trips to the 2014 and '16 NFC Championship Games. And as for the Jaguars, they boast an elite defense led by star pass-rusher Calais Campbell and shutdown corners, Jalen Ramsey and A.J. Bouye. Jacksonville allowed the second-fewest yards and points (286.1 and 16.8, respectively), per game. The Jaguars were a couple plays away from shocking the New England Patriots in the AFC title game and booking their first trip to the Super Bowl. But with an elite defense and strong ground game led by Leonard Fournette, they certainly have the looks to be a championship-caliber team in 2018.

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