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My Picks for this weekend's Playoff Games

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Posted by: naptownkingpin

Hi everyone.

As I promised you earlier this week, here are my picks for this weekends NFL divisional playoffs.

AFC.
New Engalnd at San Diego.

The Patriots have too much experience in the postseason. Tom Brady has only lost one game in 12 playoff starts. Philip Rivers has had a great season, but he will crack under pressure in his first playoff game. Even though SD has L.T. on offense and a great defense, the X-factor will be Rivers. Look for Coach Belicheck to use different defense schemes to confuse him.

Pats win 31-28

Indianapolis at Baltimore.
The Ravens defense has been talking trash all week. Even though their defense is ranked #1, they'll have their hands full with the Colts explosive offense. If the Indy D can play the way they did against KC, they can win this game. Peyton Manning must play better.

My Colts, in a upset 34-21

NFC.
Seattle at Chicago
The Seahawks are lucky to be here after Tony Romo's blunder in last week's game. The Bears are fresh and healthy on both sides of the ball. Seattle is too banged up right now. Rex Grossman must show up in order for the Bears offense to be productive.

Chicago wins 27-10

Philadelphia at New Orleans
The Eagles are red hot, winning their last 6 games after losing McNabb for the season. The Saints are coming a suprising season, finishing 10-6 and winning the NFC South. Jeff Garcia is playing well, and figures to do that againts an inconsistent Saints D. Look for the Eagles to try to blitz Drew Brees. Also, if the Eagles can shut down Reggie Bush, Deuce McAllister and the rest of Saints offense, Philly has a shot.

Eagles overcome the crowd noise in the Superdome ( and some voodoo), and win it 35-27.



Posted by: bigss75

San Diego, Baltimore, Chicago, New Orleans

No upsets,



Posted by: goandykid

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San Diego, Baltimore, Chicago, New Orleans

No upsets,
Ditto, but wouldnt be suprised if the pats or seahwaks won. Just a little disappointed.



Posted by: calalily1972

NE, Indy, Chicago, NO



Posted by: Dale Mabry

Ditka wins all 4 games, on no rest.



Posted by: the nut

Chargers
Colts
Da Bears'
Saints



Posted by: Dale Mabry

I think if the Colts can come up with a way to stop LJ, the Pats can find a way to stop LT. I think the game rests on Phillip Rivers. I don't think bend but don't break will be enough this weekend, I got the Chargers in that one.

Colts beat Ravens, don't think Ravens O will keep up with Manning, and him changing it up at the line will be too much for the Bears' defense.

Seahawks beat the crap out of Grossman

Eagles in a squeaker past the Saints.



Posted by: IainDaniel

Chargers
Colts
Bears
Saints



Posted by: ReproMan

New England - 33
San Diego - 27

Philadelphia - 31
New Orleans - 21

Indy - 10
Baltimore - 20

Seattle - 23
Chicago - 13



Posted by: Goodfella9783

Chargers fuel the fire: Pats miffed by foes’ Super Bowl chatter




Posted by: Dale Mabry

The gayest thing in football is the way the Pats invent disrespect from other teams.



Posted by: Goodfella9783

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The gayest thing in football is the way the Pats invent disrespect from other teams.
Whatever works!



Posted by: 007

I agree with all except your NE pick. I think it will be close, but I think SD will win.

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Originally Posted by naptownkingpin View Post
Hi everyone.

As I promised you earlier this week, here are my picks for this weekends NFL divisional playoffs.

AFC.
New Engalnd at San Diego.

The Patriots have too much experience in the postseason. Tom Brady has only lost one game in 12 playoff starts. Philip Rivers has had a great season, but he will crack under pressure in his first playoff game. Even though SD has L.T. on offense and a great defense, the X-factor will be Rivers. Look for Coach Belicheck to use different defense schemes to confuse him.

Pats win 31-28

Indianapolis at Baltimore.
The Ravens defense has been talking trash all week. Even though their defense is ranked #1, they'll have their hands full with the Colts explosive offense. If the Indy D can play the way they did against KC, they can win this game. Peyton Manning must play better.

My Colts, in a upset 34-21

NFC.
Seattle at Chicago
The Seahawks are lucky to be here after Tony Romo's blunder in last week's game. The Bears are fresh and healthy on both sides of the ball. Seattle is too banged up right now. Rex Grossman must show up in order for the Bears offense to be productive.

Chicago wins 27-10

Philadelphia at New Orleans
The Eagles are red hot, winning their last 6 games after losing McNabb for the season. The Saints are coming a suprising season, finishing 10-6 and winning the NFC South. Jeff Garcia is playing well, and figures to do that againts an inconsistent Saints D. Look for the Eagles to try to blitz Drew Brees. Also, if the Eagles can shut down Reggie Bush, Deuce McAllister and the rest of Saints offense, Philly has a shot.

Eagles overcome the crowd noise in the Superdome ( and some voodoo), and win it 35-27.




Posted by: BoneCrusher

I think the Steelers still have a shot ...



Posted by: lnvanry

Chicagowned!





Posted by: calalily1972

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NE, Indy, Chicago, NO




Posted by: Goodfella9783

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We should be ESPN analysts



Posted by: bigss75

Old LT wasnt too classy after the end of the game.



Posted by: the nut

They're reporting he was unhappy with the gangsters dancing on the Charger helmet!

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16628331/



Posted by: I Are Baboon

LT needs to stop being such a pussy and take the loss like a man.



Posted by: Pepper

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LT needs to stop being such a pussy and take the loss like a man.
Agreed. But it has to be frustrating to be the man and watch those clowns piss away your Super Bowl chance.



Posted by: I Are Baboon

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Agreed. But it has to be frustrating to be the man and watch those clowns piss away your Super Bowl chance.
I agree. LT certainly did his part to help San Diego. I think it all boils down to coaching and playoff experience. San Diego's mistakes clearly showed how inexperienced they are in the playoffs. The Pats didn't and do not make those mistakes.



Posted by: Goodfella9783

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Agreed. But it has to be frustrating to be the man and watch those clowns piss away your Super Bowl chance.
I couldn't believe the 15 Yd. Personal foul that gave the Pats the 1st down. Or Marty blowing timeouts on that awful challenge and then another one a few minutes later. The muffed punt. Not running the ball with LT enough. It's like they didn't even want to win.



Posted by: Dale Mabry

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I couldn't believe the 15 Yd. Personal foul that gave the Pats the 1st down. Or Marty blowing timeouts on that awful challenge and then another one a few minutes later. The muffed punt. Not running the ball with LT enough. It's like they didn't even want to win.
Funny...the Pats had some stupid penalties last week, but managed not to be fucking idiots when it mattered in this game. Gotta love it.



Posted by: the nut

I can't watch Sportscenter this morning, every other word is Tom or Brady. How about giving some credit to the rest of the team, like Troy Brown who bailed their asses out on the pick, or that game is over.



Posted by: IainDaniel

How about talking about how San Diego basically just handed them the game on a silver platter



Posted by: Dale Mabry

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How about talking about how San Diego basically just handed them the game on a silver platter
And I am sure they are thankful.



Posted by: IainDaniel

I don't think LT thought they were too grateful



Posted by: Dale Mabry

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I don't think LT thought they were too grateful
Who cares what he thinks, his season is over.



Posted by: the nut

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How about talking about how San Diego basically just handed them the game on a silver platter




Posted by: Decker

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How about talking about how San Diego basically just handed them the game on a silver platter
I always look to the coach. It's top down. SD has talent superior to that of NE. All else being equal, SD should have won.

But it's not equal. Belichick is the best coach in the business and Schottenheimer is an overachiever.



Posted by: calalily1972

Can anyone find a clip of Hobbs doing SM's lights out dance that's caused the uproar?



Posted by: the nut

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Can anyone find a clip of Hobbs doing SM's lights out dance that's caused the uproar?
I don't think they have a shot, I have yet to see it on ESPN.



Posted by: juggernaut

I'd like to see the Saints take it all, even though I'm a motherf***king Giant maniac (Goddamn Eli manning-someone take his kid hostage).



Posted by: the nut

This game came down this :

1. Florence headbutt. Can't blame Marty for that one.

2. Challenge on the fumble. IF he listened to Rivers who wanted the challenge, he's an idiot. If he got info from his coaches who saw the replays, then we can't put that one on him.

3. Antonio Gates trying to gain extra yardage instead of stepping out of bounds on the final drive. Was I the only one who saw this. That's football 101.

4. Not running one more play. You have to throw a sideline pass in that situation, 8 seconds is plenty of time and a 54 yard field goal is a prayer.



Posted by: the nut

Let's hope Rex Grossman didn't celebrate to hard after the victory....






Posted by: Goodfella9783

Did anyone know Donnie Edwards (LB for the Chargers) is allergic to grass? I thought that was kinda funny. How do you make a career of football being allergic to grass?



Posted by: the nut

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Did anyone know Donnie Edwards (LB for the Chargers) is allergic to grass? I thought that was kinda funny. How do you make a career of football being allergic to grass?

Benadryl



Posted by: Decker

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Originally Posted by the nut View Post
This game came down this :

1. Florence headbutt. Can't blame Marty for that one.

2. Challenge on the fumble. IF he listened to Rivers who wanted the challenge, he's an idiot. If he got info from his coaches who saw the replays, then we can't put that one on him.

3. Antonio Gates trying to gain extra yardage instead of stepping out of bounds on the final drive. Was I the only one who saw this. That's football 101.

4. Not running one more play. You have to throw a sideline pass in that situation, 8 seconds is plenty of time and a 54 yard field goal is a prayer.
I can blame Marty for all of that. The coach never plays a down. The coach creates the (I hate this concept) culture for the entire team. Why are the Pats always in the right place? Why do they do the right thing--Troy Brown stripping the DB of the interception for example. It's a top down phenomenon where the players take on the professional ethics of the coach.

It's what separates the Schottenheimers from the Belichicks.



Posted by: ReproMan

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Did anyone know Donnie Edwards (LB for the Chargers) is allergic to grass? I thought that was kinda funny. How do you make a career of football being allergic to grass?


I'm allergic to a certain type of grass myself. Sucks because you always have to find out the hard way...


Pre-season I had the Bengals and the Bears in the Superbowl, 2 weeks ago it was NE and Phila, now I like the Colts and the Saints.



Posted by: the nut

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I can blame Marty for all of that. The coach never plays a down. The coach creates the (I hate this concept) culture for the entire team. Why are the Pats always in the right place? Why do they do the right thing--Troy Brown stripping the DB of the interception for example. It's a top down phenomenon where the players take on the professional ethics of the coach.

It's what separates the Schottenheimers from the Belichicks.
I'd would say the players and the coaches both bear the responsibility. Marty made coaching errors and players let emotions of the game get to them. It just seems like he always has a Florence or a Byner make a boneheaded play. Key players who play a big role in the team's success, hurting the team when it counts most.



Posted by: lnvanry

Bear down!!!!


See you in Miami...hopefully against the Pats.








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