My Super Bowl Angle...

First, the prelude and caveats:  I'm much more of a college capper than a pro capper.  Also, it is my opinion the NFL is more about entertainment and viewership, than it is about conducting fair and honest sporting contests.

With that said, here's my angle:  The NFL has had a pretty rough year (no need to list the reasons and scandals, as most of us understand what that are).  Seems to me the NFL would want to put on a sporting contest with a high entertainment value, which will also be conducted against fine, upstanding citizens and organizations.  You know, to remove some of the stigma and potentially improve its public profile.

So, from my understanding of current events, we have four organizations that, pretty much, are clean.  However, with Indianapolis, we have the Irsay DUI and pill-popping scandal.  That is not an image the NFL wants to portray.  Throw them out and we are left with the absolute darlings of the NFL, as near as I can tell.

I think the Patriots are a lock (the "cheating" scandal from a few years ago has certainly left the minds of the average citizen, if they ever knew about it to begin with).  Of course, if you do not think the Patriots are clean enough to advance, please state your reasons why.

Can anyone narrow this list further, especially among the NFC combatants, to the squeakiest of the squeaky clean? 

Or, in other words, which NFC team is the cleanest to advance?

Your serious thoughts are appreciated.  Your vitriolic hating comments are likewise appreciated, but please be literate and eloquent in your slander.

Cheers