[narvin]

I don't know if there's a team that's healthy/good enough in the AFC to win the superbowl.  Which is good.  Rooting for the NFC 

[Wort-H.O.G.]

I don't know if there's a team that's healthy/good enough in the AFC to win the superbowl.  Which is good.  Rooting for the NFC 

yeah looking forward to the Seattle Carolina game - one of those seems like the contender to win it all.

[HoosierBrew]

I don't know if there's a team that's healthy/good enough in the AFC to win the superbowl.  Which is good.  Rooting for the NFC 

I agree. The best/healthiest teams all look to be from the NFC to me.

[theDarkSide]

Never root for the Squealers Darkside, never. Truck into Denver and take care of business,  but never root for the Squealers

I knew the answer as I was typing it...what is wrong with me?!?!  Thanks for setting me straight!

GO PATS!!!

[Iliff Ave]

When the Pats and Donkeys play, the home team seems to win. If I was the Pats, I would take Pittsburgh at home instead of the Donkeys on the road.

I am glad my Donks get to play the beat up Steelers and am rooting for the Pats for probably the first and last time. I would actually prefer NE over KC which is strange....

[erockrph]

If the Pats play like they have the past few weeks, they don't have the slightest chance. I suspect that their last game was played in "just don't get hurt" mode and to test out what they can expect out of Stephen Jackson in the playoffs. But who knows - they could just be too beat up and end up an easy W for KC.

[Wort-H.O.G.]

If the Pats play like they have the past few weeks, they don't have the slightest chance. I suspect that their last game was played in "just don't get hurt" mode and to test out what they can expect out of Stephen Jackson in the playoffs. But who knows - they could just be too beat up and end up an easy W for KC.

It almost look like they intended to lose to Miami.....belichick strategy???


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[erockrph]

If the Pats play like they have the past few weeks, they don't have the slightest chance. I suspect that their last game was played in "just don't get hurt" mode and to test out what they can expect out of Stephen Jackson in the playoffs. But who knows - they could just be too beat up and end up an easy W for KC.

It almost look like they intended to lose to Miami.....belichick strategy???

I don't get that strategy when you lock up home field with a win, but they certainly didn't seem too concerned with winning from my perspective.

[Wort-H.O.G.]

Agreed, but if that was their best effort.....trouble.


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[Stevie]

I feel like half the teams don't belong this year. Many are getting through on luck and weak schedules.

[santoch]

Seahawks looked pretty bad yesterday, very lucky to not lose that (notice how I phrased it?)
Maybe, just maybe, Sherman's almost blocking the 3rd field goal messed with Walsh's head just enough so that he subconciously overcompensated, hooking it left.  Tough way to win/lose regardless.

[Wort-H.O.G.]

"Laces out"!


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[theDarkSide]

It almost look like they intended to lose to Miami.....belichick strategy???

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That's the conspiracy theory going around.  By locking up the #2 seed, they would not have to face the Steelers until the AFC Championship game and it would be at Gillette.  I think it's total BS.

I agree with ERockrph, that the strategy was not get hurt (although Brady did) and get Jackson some snaps.

Hopefully with Edelman and Volmer back on offense and Jones and Hightower on defense, they can take down the Chef's (great googily-moogily).

[narvin]

The Steelers are not a tough team anymore.  Especially on defense.  I know everyone fears them in the playoffs, but I don't see it.

[69franx]

Saw announcement for Burfict' 3 game suspension. It's not enough for a repeat offender