* – Division Winner
+ – Wild Card Winner
AFC
1. Indianapolis Colts*
2. New England Patriots*
3. Pittsburgh Steelers*
4. Denver Broncos*
5. Miami Dolphins+
6. Baltimore Ravens+
NFC
1. Green Bay Packers*
2. Seattle Seahawks*
3. Dallas Cowboys*
4. Carolina Panthers*
5. Arizona Cardinals+
6. Philadelphia Eagles+ Continue reading
1. Seattle Seahawks
They now have two redzone threats with the addition of Jimmy Graham to go with Marshawn Lynch.
2. Arizona Cardinals
A healthy Carson Palmer will make all the difference for the Cardinals this season.
3. San Francisco 49ers
With all the changes to the roster this will be a transition year for the Niners.
4. St. Louis Rams
With Sam Bradford gone they will look to start over at the quarterback position. Continue reading
Quite The Finish
Before we get to the second guessing of the final offensive play for the Seattle Seahawks, lets face facts. Time of possession was a huge factor in the New England Patriots winning Super Bowl XLIX. As was the fact that going 8 for 14 on third down and having Tom Brady being sacked only once helped them score 28 points. Who played to win the game? Both of them did, but we all know that if anyone else had a say, Marshawn Lynch would be getting the ball on the one yard line. Continue reading
Will this be a repeat of last years Super Bowl? Hopefully not, but it seems to be a rematch with the New England Patriots who play with the same style as the Denver Broncos who were trounced in last years game. Seattle has certainly peaked at the right time and they will try to be the first repeat champion since the Patriots did in 2004-05. Tom Brady is trying to get his fourth title and Russell Wilson wants to get paid like an elite quarterback. This wasn’t the matchup we expected, but it is the one we were dealt. Continue reading
Back At It
Someone told me that this NFC Championship game would go down as one of the greatest of all-time. I’m not gonna go that far. Continue reading
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