Predict the NFL Playoffs.

[Blake]

NFC

Wild-card:
New Orleans vs St. Louis
Green Bay vs. Philadelphia

Divisional:
New Orleans vs. Chicago
Green Bay vs. Atlanta

NFC Finals
Green Bay vs. New Orleans

AFC

Wild-card:
New York/b] vs. Kansas City
Baltimore vs. Indianapolis

Divisional:
Indianapolis vs. Pittsburgh
New York vs. New England

AFC Finals:
New England vs. Pittsburgh

Super Bowl
New England vs. New Orleans

 

[A.E]

AFC Wildcard

#6 Jets vs. #3 Kansas City

#5 Baltimore vs. #4 Indianapolis

NFC Wildcard

#6 Green Bay vs. #3 Philadelphia

#5 New Orleans vs. #4 St. Louis

AFC Divisional

#6 Jets vs. #1 New England

#5 Baltimore vs. #2 Pittsburgh

NFC Divisional

#5 New Orleans vs. #1 Atlanta

#3 Philadelphia vs. #2 Chicago

AFC Championship

#2 Pittsburgh vs. #1 New England

NFC Championship

#5 New Orleans vs. #3 Philadelphia

: : : SUPER BOWL XLV : : :

New Orleans Saints vs. New England Patriots​

 

[CameronCrazy06]

AFC
1. NE (14-2)
2. PIT (12-4)
3. KC (11-5)
4. IND (10-6)
5. BAL (12-4)
6. NYJ (11-5)

NFC
1. ATL (13-3)
2. CHI (11-5)
3. PHI (10-6)
4. SEA (7-9)
5. NO (12-4)
6. GB (10-6)

Wild Card Round:

(3) Kansas City Chiefs over (6) New York Jets
Sanchez is a QB I do not trust, the Jets have been struggling, and with a win on Sunday the Chiefs are 8-0 at home.

(5) Baltimore Ravens over (4) Indianapolis Colts
The Ravens have been due for a win over Indy for a long time coming, and this year they're the better team.

(6) Green Bay Packers over (3) Philadelphia Eagles
Aaron Rodgers cements his name as an elite QB with his first playoff win over the overrated Eagles.

(5) New Orleans Saints over (4) Seattle Seahawks
Defending champion Saints walk all over the 12th Man.

Divisional Round:

(1) New England Patriots over (5) Baltimore Ravens
This game could go either way, but the Patriots avenge last postseason's embarassment.

(2) Pittsburgh Steelers over (3) Kansas City Chiefs
The Chiefs on the road are not the same team, and the Steeler's playoff experience carries them through.

(6) Green Bay Packers over (1) Atlanta Falcons
In a rematch of a game Atlanta won by a FG, Rodgers continues to amaze and leads the Packers to revenge.

(5) New Orleans Saints over (2) Chicago Bears
Saints' offense and Bears' defense are a great matchup to watch, but Jay Cutler's inconsistency costs the Bears.

Conference Championships:

(1) New England Patriots over (2) Pittsburgh Steelers
Battle of the two best winners in Brady and Big Ben; but the Patriots prevail on a snow day in Foxborough.

(6) Green Bay Packers over (5) New Orleans Saints
Packers continue to peak at the right time and upset the defending champions in the Superdome.

Super Bowl:

(1) New England Patriots over (6) Green Bay Packers
Brady outduels Rodgers in a shootout to win his fourth Super Bowl, cementing him as one of the greatest to ever play.

 

[chitownfan1]

Man everyone is doubting the Bears.

They already beat Philly once, and pretty handily at that save for a late TD that was meaningless. Plus they were the first team to "slow" vick down and now with how the Vikings man handled him they would have problem preparing a scheme to stop him, especially with one of the better defensive minds at D Coordinator. Also Brees has what 21 INT's? The Bears whole game is creating turnover's and they would have no problem doing just that much like ATL did until the saints 2nd to last drive. And the Bears D is MUCH better than the Falcons.

NFC

Wild
Philly vs. NYG - Philly
NO vs. STL - NO

Div
Chi vs. Philly - Chi
NO vs. ATL - ATL

Finals
Chi vs. ATL - ATL(Though I think the Bears can really pull off the upset)

AFC

Wild
NYJ vs. KC - KC
BAL vs. INDY - BAL

Div
PIT vs. KC - PIT
NE vs. BAL - BAL(SURPRISE!!)

Finals
PIT vs. BAL - PIT

SuperBowl
PIT vs. ATL - PIT

 

[CameronCrazy06]

Okay but who would you trust in a QB duel - Brees or Cutler?

 

[chitownfan1]

THIS season its a toss up.

Last year I would have said Brees EMPHATICALLY. But he has played sub par all year and the Bears feast on turnovers so you never know. The Bears match up extremely well with every team in the NFC playoffs.

 

[CameronCrazy06]

Brees hasn't been sub par haha.

 

[chitownfan1]

21 INT's is sub par especially for him.