Brody Miller firmly stated Bryson DeChambeau will not win the 2025 Masters, despite recent success at LIV Miami. Miller explained that DeChambeau's general trajectory since his memorable U.S. Open victory has trended downward, exemplified by a mediocre piece of form over numerous LIV events. Although DeChambeau finished T6 at last year's Masters, his broader history at Augusta presents repeated missed cuts and consistently underwhelming placements outside the top-20. Given DeChambeau's recent struggles and uneven Masters record, Miller dismissed his chances definitively.

Brody Miller highlighted Sepp Straka as a strong long-shot candidate to win the 2025 Masters. Miller pointed out Straka as one of the world's top 10 iron players, emphasizing that this season he's been better than ever. Straka secured a significant win at the American Express in January and has already logged seven top-15 finishes, demonstrating exceptional consistency. Last spring at the Masters, Straka secured a T16 finish, further validating his capacity to excel at Augusta National. Miller cautioned Straka's short-game creativity around the greens as a mild concern, noting he's a below-average player in that crucial area, but maintained that Straka's iron excellence and steady form make him a worthy long-shot at Augusta.