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Colts....MN...NO...I would bet that 2 of those do NOT make the SB.  Crap shoot still.
 
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i have no clue what the standings are poker... i watch football!

the Colts own the Pats right now, psychologically... no way NE goes into Indy in the playoffs and wins, unless the Colts are even more banged up than they are now...

the Colts can be down by 17 against the Pats and halftime and not be worried, but the same cannot be said in reverse... the Pats folded their tents against the Saints, and if Indy was up 14 or more i think it would just continue to get uglier...

explain how NE wins that game?  it won't happen... come back in January, but you're gonna see i'm right... Indy owns the Pats right now...

 
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Pitt and SD both have the experience and talent to beat the Colts, and have done it in the past... but i would still have my money on Indy SU to beat either or both at home if they have to...

clearly it's not a foregone conclusion... but again, it isn't an unrealistic scenario to see the Colts and Saints in the SB...

 
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Very true what you said about the Pats though. Another example would be when NO was down to Mia, or SD down to the Giants. Good teams turn things around, where as bad teams like tennessee just give-up.

But hey either way, I think we can agree who the contenders are atleast.

It could be any combination of the 4 contenders. The only 2 points I had against you were it was wrong to condemn the Chargers.

NO-Colts is highly possible I agree. I like NO's Chance more then the Colts tho. The colts having these close games.... come play-off time against a great team might work out, might not...

Maybe somebody else will win and we'll both me hanging our heads in shame

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In my professional opinion this year's superbowl will have 2 undefeated teams for the 1st time in history go against each other...need I mention those teams?

 
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I like arizona vs cincy for the superbowl, then again i liked houston to make the playoffs looks like that went up in smoke
 
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Quote Originally Posted by DEGENERATE89:

did you just say if the pats played the colts in the playoffs it would be a blowout in favour of indy? wow, anyway i disagree but we will see down the stretch who is right.

I WOULD HAVE TO FUCKIN AGREE 100% DAWG. THERE IS NO WAY THAT IT IS GOING TO BE A BLOWOUT. EVERYONE AND THERE GRAND MOTHER KNOWS THAT THE PATRIOTS WON THE LAST GAME IF NOT FOR A MOMENT OF RETARDATION  OR ALZHEIMERS ON THE COACHES PART. IT IS DEFINITELY A GAME I WOULD LIKE TO SEE, AND VERY LIKELY TO HAPPEN.

 
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what are you talking about 808?  if the Pats had punted the Colts still would have scored and won... that defense is terrible...

in the playoffs there is no way the Colts will let the Pats get out early... Colts will win that game by DD if it happens... i've seen this before... when a team makes a huge comeback against a team, especially multiple times, they own that team for the next few games, which are frequently lopsided...

how many points would the Pats have to lead by at halftime to feel safe?  it's ridiculous how much the the Colts have their number right now...

Pitt or SD could conceivably knock off Indy at home... not the Pats...

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Ice4Blood:

Pitt and SD both have the experience and talent to beat the Colts, and have done it in the past... but i would still have my money on Indy SU to beat either or both at home if they have to...

clearly it's not a foregone conclusion... but again, it isn't an unrealistic scenario to see the Colts and Saints in the SB...

ICE4BLOOD, I LIKE THAT THOUGHT ABOUT THE SAINTS AND INDI IN THE SUPERBOWL. ASIDE FROM MINN, INDI IS THE ONLY OTHER TEAM THAT CAN GIVE THE SAINTS A RUN FOR THE $. MORE THAN LIKELY TO HAPPEN IF THEY CONTINUE TO PLAY THE WAY THEY DO. THESE TWO TEAMS ARE THE ONLY TEAMS THAT CAN COME FROM BEHIND POISED TO DO SO LIKE CHAMPIONS. WITH A CONVINCING DOMINATION OF THEIR LEAGUE AND DIVISION, THESE TWO TEAMS MORE THAN DESERVES THE RESPECT OF GOING TO SB. ALTHOUGH THE PLAYOFFS HAS NOT STARTED , IN THIS MOMENT IN TIME, INDI AND SAINTS RULE.

 IT IS NOT WINNING FROM BEGINNING TO END THAT GETS RESPECT, ITS HOW YOU COME BACK FROM BEHIND THAT TRULY SETS YOU APART FROM OTHER TEAMS. THE OTHER WAY IS WHEN YOU BEAT DOWN A WELL RESPECTED TEAM FROM BEGINNING TO END AND THE RESPECT WHICH IS FORSEEN TO BE OWNED ONLY BY THE SAINTS AND COLTS.

 
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Colts vs Vikings, Colts vs Saints, Patriots vs Vikings, Patriots vs Saints, Chargers vs Vikings, Chargers vs Saints, Titans vs Saints.

I feel that one of these may happen.

 
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Lets see the past superbowl winner: 08 steelers,  07 giants,06 colts,05 steelers,04 pats. Now lets do some math: giants-sucks wont make play off, steelers-average in as wildcard, pats-average, colts-good, undefeated. So, afc championship will be either colts-pats or colts-steelers, or pats-steelers. My believe is pats come on top of colts as they'll be underdog, and easily beat nfc champ

 
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I LIKE THE THOUGHT OF THE SAINTS AND INDI, BUT YOU HAVE TO ADMIT THAT INDI IS A LITTLE ONE DIMENTIONAL IN THEIR OFFENSE AT TIMES. WHERE AS THE SAINTS HAS GOT IT ON OFFENSE WITH RUSHING AND DEFINITELY THRUOGH THE AIR. THERE D IS NOT THE GREATEST BUT DEFINITELY NOT TO BE COUNTED OUT. IN MY OPINION, THE SAINTS IS THE MOST WELL BALANCED TEAM IN ALL OF NFL.
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by 808pickyboy:

I LIKE THE THOUGHT OF THE SAINTS AND INDI, BUT YOU HAVE TO ADMIT THAT INDI IS A LITTLE ONE DIMENTIONAL IN THEIR OFFENSE AT TIMES. WHERE AS THE SAINTS HAS GOT IT ON OFFENSE WITH RUSHING AND DEFINITELY THRUOGH THE AIR. THERE D IS NOT THE GREATEST BUT DEFINITELY NOT TO BE COUNTED OUT. IN MY OPINION, THE SAINTS IS THE MOST WELL BALANCED TEAM IN ALL OF NFL.

 

Damn, you in hawaii and can see this shit, these other guys on here just won't admit it.

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