Now that we are out, who'd you rather win this SB?

[Alex]

Another reason I don't want to see the Steelers win is that would give Ben Roethlisberger three Super Bowl rings. Nothing against Roethlisberger, but it woudn't seem right for him to have three rings while Rodgers only has one. In fact, it doesn't seem right that he has two while Rodgers has one.

I'd say the same about Eli. Both of them are overrated as hell if you ask me.

 

[TouchdownPackers]

Eliminating all other QB's from the picture, it doesn't seem right that Rodgers (even Favre) only has 1 Lombardi. It's sickening.

At least Brett Favre got there twice. Aaron Rodgers has only had one opportunity.

 

[sschind]

The bad news for me is the two teams highest on my list of preferred winners will play each other this weekend (Buffalo and Jacksonville)

The good news is I won't really be upset with any team that wins this weekend.

The 4 teams I would least like to see win it all have byes

 

[Croak]

The bad news for me is the two teams highest on my list of preferred winners will play each other this weekend (Buffalo and Jacksonville)

The good news is I won't really be upset with any team that wins this weekend.

The 4 teams I would least like to see win it all have byes

One of my sons is a BIG Jags fan. (Used to be Packers, but when Reggie left, the son turned traitor.) His wife is a huge Bills fan since her family is from Buffalo. My son's siblings and I have strongly hinted that we want to be at their house to see the fireworks during the game, but so far, shucks, no invitation.....

 

[sschind]

One of my sons is a BIG Jags fan. (Used to be Packers, but when Reggie left, the son turned traitor.) His wife is a huge Bills fan since her family is from Buffalo. My son's siblings and I have strongly hinted that we want to be at their house to see the fireworks during the game, but so far, shucks, no invitation.....

Hmmm? A true test of their love for one another or an excuse to get another big screen TV for the den?

 

[TouchdownPackers]

One of my sons is a BIG Jags fan. (Used to be Packers, but when Reggie left, the son turned traitor.) His wife is a huge Bills fan since her family is from Buffalo. My son's siblings and I have strongly hinted that we want to be at their house to see the fireworks during the game, but so far, shucks, no invitation.....

Can you imagine the conversations and cheering at their house?

GO JAGUARS!

 

[RicFlairoftheNFL]

I'm going Steelers, next to us they have the most tradition IMO.

 

[Packers907]

Saints

 

[Cvikes80]

Skol Train

 

[gonzozab]

Anybody but the Vikings and Patriots, so obviously this will be the Super Bowl matchup.

At the top of my list I would go with the Rams and Steelers 1 and 1A.

Well, that's one out. And to add insult to insult, the Patriots get yet another break and avoid the Chiefs.

 

[rmontro]

And to add insult to insult, the Patriots get yet another break and avoid the Chiefs.

No kidding. It's almost like they have a free pass to the AFCCG now.
Someone here pointed out that all the current controversy is only going to serve as motivation to drive them to another Super Bowl.

 

[gonzozab]

No kidding. It's almost like they have a free pass to the AFCCG now.
Someone here pointed out that all the current controversy is only going to serve as motivation to drive them to another Super Bowl.

The reason the Patriots will get to another Super Bowl this year is because the AFC is so pathetically weak, especially now that the one bad matchup they would have is now eliminated.

 

[TouchdownPackers]

The reason the Patriots will get to another Super Bowl this year is because the AFC is so pathetically weak, especially now that the one bad matchup they would have is now eliminated.

Not so fast. They have to host the Steelers or (hopefully) Jaguars after clobbering the Titans, which is no easy task.

 

[rodell330]

The Bills!! Lol I just love this Bills “Mafia” thing they have going on over there haha. People jumping through tables!! Lol how can you not root for a fan base that passionate hahaha

 

[gonzozab]

Not so fast. They have to host the Steelers or (hopefully) Jaguars after clobbering the Titans, which is no easy task.

The Pats own the Steelers like we own the Bears. And the Jaguars??? Are you watching them against the Bills? Games like this is why crack was invented.

 

[VegasPacker]

That Bills offense was BY FAR the worst offense for a playoff team I've ever seen in my life....TRASH!

That's how AWFUL the AFC was this year. Put the Titans, Jags and Bills in the NFC and none of those 3 make the playoffs.

 

[VegasPacker]

It's only fitting that the worst season in NFL history results in the worst playoffs ever.

From the protests, to the controversies and drama, to the MASSIVE amounts of injuries to key players around the entire NFL to the horrible play on the field and now a playoff stretch that will go down as the most boring and least watched of all time.

This season seriously can't f*cking end fast enough. I wanna fast forward to the draft and forget this worthless season ever happened.

 

[Packer Fan in SD]

Drew Brees and the Saints.

 

[TouchdownPackers]

The Pats own the Steelers like we own the Bears. And the Jaguars??? Are you watching them against the Bills? Games like this is why crack was invented.

The Steelers can beat the Patriots. Somehow they keep missing at least one Killer Bee for that matchup (Ben one year, then Bell, and last time Brown left early). Now if they defeat Sacksonville the Steelers will have a better chance in Foxborough with all four Bees healthy.

Yes, I did watch the Bills/Jaguars game. I love the Jaguars. It was ugly, but I liked seeing the Jags win.

 

[Half Empty]

Wonder about the suicide rate in KC. Granted, the collapse was spread over an entire half instead of five minutes, but still...

 

[TouchdownPackers]

Wonder about the suicide rate in KC. Granted, the collapse was spread over an entire half instead of five minutes, but still...

More likely Jeff Triplette would get death threats.

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

Good to see Carolina's defense is just as pathetic as the Packers when it comes to buckling down and stopping another team. I thought at times I was watching the Packers during that game.

Not sure what Sean Payton was doing going for it on 4th and 2 at midfield, only up by 5 and 2 minutes to go. That took some major league Kohanas and fortunately for him, Panthers Mike Adams bailed him out by intercepting the ball, instead of just dropping it and getting the ball 16 yards further up the field.

 

[Half Empty]

Perhaps, but I read that he's going to take a lot of the fun out of ref-bashing by retiring.

 

[TouchdownPackers]

Perhaps, but I read that he's going to take a lot of the fun out of ref-bashing by retiring.

Who are you referring to?

 

[rmontro]

Not sure what Sean Payton was doing going for it on 4th and 2 at midfield, only up by 5 and 2 minutes to go. That took some major league Kohanas and fortunately for him, Panthers Mike Adams bailed him out by intercepting the ball, instead of just dropping it and getting the ball 16 yards further up the field.

I thought that was an odd choice also. Drew Brees looked like a jittery rabbit when he was running that play, he looked pretty nervous.
I guess Payton wanted to ice the game with a first down. I admire the aggression, but I would have punted.