Michael Symon - Owner of Lola, Lolita and B Spot; Co-host of ABC's 'The Chew,' Iron Chef America

I really think the combo of Ray Lewis playing his last game and the dominate play of wideouts Boldin and Smith are going to give the 49ers fits. That being said, as a Browns fan, there's no chance in hell I can pick the Ravens. I'm going 49ers, 31-28

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Nicole Marcellino - Cleveland Cavaliers in-arena host

SF 49ers will keep Super Bowl winning streak alive 31-14. You must root for the younger brother (growing up, you know he was trying to prove himself to his parents and big bro). San Fran is one of my favorite cities and they're NOT the Ravens.

Leon Bibb - NewsChannel 5 anchor

Whaddya mean the Browns ain't in it? I figured after The Fumble, The Drive and Red Right 88, it was our TURN to go to the Super Bowl. Well, if the Browns ain't in it, I guess I have to watch the Super Bowl without emotion. Just wait 'til next year.

Sandy Alomar, Jr. - Former Cleveland Indian and current Indians bench coach

Knowing Cleveland, I'll take the 49ers 24-21. Go Tribe. Can't wait for baseball season.

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Erika Lauren - Alan Cox Show co-host and MTV's 'The Real World: DC' alum

I'm thinking optimistically about the Super Bowl this year. The 49ers will win because God hates the Ravens. Also, Beyonce will lip sync the half-time show, so be prepared for that, America!

Jonathon Sawyer - Chef and owner of Greenhouse Tavern and Noodlecat

My Super Bowl prediction for 2013 is that the 49ers will take the title. They have Colin Kaepernick who's definitely the real deal. Plus, Coach Jim Harbaugh cameoed in 'Saved By the Bell' and anyone who can play Screech's cousin can win a Super Bowl.

Mark Johnson - NewsChannel 5 chief meteorologist

Looks like San Francisco has the edge. The weather will be chilly in New Orleans on Sunday. Cold weather favors quarterbacks with three syllables in their names (Kaepernick), as opposed to Baltimore quarterback's two syllable name: Flacco!

Alexa Marinos - Blogger, Cleveland's a Plum

I want to say Beyonce is going to win the Super Bowl by dominating the halftime show with her singing (live or not), but I'm going to go with the San Francisco 49ers because the quarterback story intrigues me and Ray Lewis scares me.

Ryan "Mickey" McLean - ABC's 'Bachelorette Season 7' and Cosmopolitan 2010 Bachelor of the Year

Watched the NFC Championship game in SF and liked what I saw. I'd rather have the story on Monday be about a 1st time starter that led his team to a ring; not about a "Christian" who killed 2 men then ratted out his friends and paid off the families.

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Allan Fee - Q104 morning host

I’m actually rooting for a scoreless tie, but I don't think that will happen. I have no love for either team. SF 27 – Bal 17.

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Kelli Stack - U.S. Women's National Hockey Team, 2010 Olympic silver medalist

49ers because they are the best team in all aspects of the game: defense, o-line, best running attack and a QB with an arm. 28-24.

Andy Baskin - NewsChannel 5 sports director

While I am rooting for the 49ers and hope I am wrong, it’s hard not to look at what Joe Flacco and the Ravens offense has done in the playoffs. The defenses are evenly matched. I’ll take the Ravens 28-24.

Rocco Whalen - Chef and owner Fahrenheit, Rosie & Rocco's

49ers 27 - Balt 10. Baltimore: The only thing I like about them is their crabmeat. Go Niners.

Mike Cairns - NewsChannel 5 sports anchor

I am predicting a Harbaugh will win the Super Bowl. I think that’s a safe bet. I like a close game. San Francisco 28 Baltimore 24.

Diana Munz - U.S. Swim Team; 2004 Olympic gold medalist

I feel pretty confident Harbaugh's team is going to take this one. Haha. 21-17, 49ers win!

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Jason Nicholas - NewsChannel 5 meteorologist

Any big sports pick comes down to weather. SF is a cool and foggy place. Baltimore, while not the ideal climate, is warmer with more sun and snow. But I also hate the Ravens and everything they represent. Having said that, Baltimore wins, 27-23.

Dustin Fox - 92.3 The Fan afternoon co-host

Kaepernick goes down in the 3rd and Alex Smith comes in to lead a come-from-behind victory! SF 31 - Bal 27.

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Brad Sellers - Warrensville Heights mayor and former NBA athlete

SF 24 - Bal 21. And rooting for fellow OSU alum Tedd Ginn, Jr.

Matt Underwood - Co-host of 'The Tribe Report'

Ravens 24-21. Flacco playing the best football of his career.

Lee Jordan - NewsChannel 5 anchor

49ers win it 24-21 on a late field goal.

Jack O'Breza - High school football analyst

SF 27-10. Kaepernick clicks to send Ray Lewis and the Ravens reeling.