Post: #26

Anybody make predictions for wildcard weekend?
I have Houston, Green Bay, Baltimore, and Seattle prevailing.

Post: #27

My Prediction:

Super Bowl XLVII
February 3, 2013
New Orleans, Louisiana

NFC Champ: Seattle Seahawks 20
AFC Champ: New England Patriots 34

Post: #28

(01-03-2013 03:00 AM)IQVX Wrote:  Anybody make predictions for wildcard weekend?
I have Houston, Green Bay, Baltimore, and Seattle prevailing.

Same here. But I could see Indy coming away with the win over the Ravens due to Pagano's recovery and everything. But then again Ray Lewis is back and is retiring after the season.

Post: #29

Bengals lost for the second year in a row to the Houston Texans.

Post: #30

(01-03-2013 11:35 AM)RougeNoir Wrote:  My Prediction:

Super Bowl XLVII
February 3, 2013
New Orleans, Louisiana

NFC Champ: Seattle Seahawks 20
AFC Champ: New England Patriots 34

I also think the Patriots will win the Superbowl this year, although against the Niners

Post: #31

(01-05-2013 08:01 PM)MSW2007 Wrote:  Bengals lost for the second year in a row to the Houston Texans.

Post: #32

That's painful to watch.

Bad day to be a sports fan in Cincinnati. The Bengals NFL team lost. The Bearcats NCAA team lost. The Cyclones ECHL team lost.



Who do the Texans play next?

Post: #33

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Post: #34

Gonna be a hell of a game....HTTR!!

Post: #35

I'm really hoping the Skins pull this one off. The Seahawks present the worst possible matchup in the NFC for the Falcons. Our secondary is strong and we're not as bad against the run as the numbers would suggest but our pass rush struggles against mobile quarterbacks. We've made elite pocket QBs like Peyton, Brees, and Eli look silly but got killed by Cam twice. Good coverage downfield so he just takes off because there's no pressure or containment. Then you factor in the Hawks defense and you've got a hell of a game on your hands.

That being said, I don't really see this one being competitive. The Seahawks beat the Skins easily.

Post: #36

Ravens vs the Colts.

Gonna be a awesome game since the colts is my pops team.

Post: #37

Well, Baltimore just booted Indianapolis out of the running.

Time to watch the Seahawks vs. Redskins game! (Washington State vs. Washington D.C. ... )

Post: #38

(01-06-2013 04:16 PM)MSW2007 Wrote:  Well, Baltimore just booted Indianapolis out of the running.

Time to watch the Seahawks vs. Redskins game! (Washington State vs. Washington D.C. ... )

whats the spread on that game? i dont know who to call, i guess ill go with the skins.

Post: #39

(01-06-2013 04:24 PM)bacon Wrote:  whats the spread on that game? i dont know who to call, i guess ill go with the skins.

Not sure, I'll be rooting for the Redskins though.

Post: #40

(01-06-2013 04:31 PM)MSW2007 Wrote:  

(01-06-2013 04:24 PM)bacon Wrote:  whats the spread on that game? i dont know who to call, i guess ill go with the skins.

Not sure, I'll be rooting for the Redskins though.

I think hawks are 3 point favorites if that helps

Post: #41

2nd quarter just started, 14-0 Redskins.

Post: #42

ahhh shit 14-3 redskins! Come on Hawks! Where is the Defense?

Post: #43

Biggest comeback of the year for the Seahawks up 24-14 with only 2 minutes left. A tought test for the hawks and they were lucky rg3 got hurt.

Post: #44

Sad to see RG3 go out like that, but as a Wilson fan I'll be happy to pull for the Hawks the rest of the way. They're legit super bowl contenders right now.

Post: #45

I think Seattle was to hyped early in the game. The defense looked completely flat footed and kept on goofing up standing around like deer. They eventually calmed down and Wilson and Lynch got a groove going off some scrappy plays.

The RGIII stuff is sad but I'm getting angry here because somebody is running him into the ground. Either he is being stubborn on his health or the team is pushing a young guy to maybe make dodgy choices. The first time he was out they should of at least tried to get Cousins going and de-brief at the end if the half on it. Letting it get to the point where dude crumples into the field like paper is a joke. Not impressed.

Seattle has hit this. Atlanta is a joke. Most overrated team in the playoffs by far!

Post: #46

This weekend's games were absolute shit.

Next week is going to be brilliant.

Ravens at Broncos - 4 star game
Texans at Patriots - 3.5 star game
Seahawks at Falcons - 4 star game
Packers at 49ers - 5 brilliant motherfucking star game. Best game of the year barring a San Fran/Denver or Green Bay/Denver Super Bowl.

Post: #47

(01-03-2013 03:00 AM)IQVX Wrote:  I have Houston, Green Bay, Baltimore, and Seattle prevailing.

Perfect so far.



Picks for Divisional round:

Denver, New England, Green Bay, Seattle

Would set up Manning vs. Brady, and then a rematch of the controversial TD game.

Post: #48

(01-07-2013 12:29 AM)IQVX Wrote:  

(01-03-2013 03:00 AM)IQVX Wrote:  I have Houston, Green Bay, Baltimore, and Seattle prevailing.

Perfect so far.



Picks for Divisional round:

Denver, New England, Green Bay, Seattle

Would set up Manning vs. Brady, and then a rematch of the controversial TD game.

Same picks again (seriously not copying you though haha)

I was rooting for Seattle today just so the Packers could have a rematch in the NFC championship game if they both win this week. The AFC games are both going to be blowouts.

Post: #49

(01-07-2013 12:41 AM)wi30 Wrote:  

(01-07-2013 12:29 AM)IQVX Wrote:  

(01-03-2013 03:00 AM)IQVX Wrote:  I have Houston, Green Bay, Baltimore, and Seattle prevailing.

Perfect so far.



Picks for Divisional round:

Denver, New England, Green Bay, Seattle

Would set up Manning vs. Brady, and then a rematch of the controversial TD game.

Same picks again (seriously not copying you though haha)

I was rooting for Seattle today just so the Packers could have a rematch in the NFC championship game if they both win this week. The AFC games are both going to be blowouts.

I remember after that GB-SEA game in the regular season everyone was speculating what kind of implications it would have down the road with regard to playoff seeding. Especially since it was so early in the season, I think most people were like "eh, it's just one win/loss." All other outcomes the same, if the right call had been made, Green Bay would now have a 12-4 regular season record, 2nd seed in the NFC, and 1st week bye, forcing the 3rd seeded 49ers to play for a spot in next week's game. Meanwhile, the Seahawks at 10-6 would've barely made their way into the postseason based on their H2H against the other wild card contenders (Vikings, Bears, etc). Who knows what could've been. As a Chargers fan (and for Ray Lewis' sake), I would love to see the Ravens upset the Broncos next week, but I think a Brady vs. Manning showdown in the AFC Championship game is all but inevitable...the NFC race is wild though, can't wait for next week's games.

Post: #50