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Well heres the final games before the big one.

AFC: Pittsburgh @ Denver:
NFC: Carolina @ Seattle:

AFC: Pittsburgh @ Denver: Denver
NFC: Carolina @ Seattle: Carolina

AFC: Pittsburgh @ Denver: Denver
NFC: Carolina @ Seattle: Seattle

AFC: Pittsburgh @ Denver: Denver (I have a gut feeling Pitt will beat them however)
NFC: Carolina @ Seattle: Carolina (how's Foster doing?)

fosters Ankle is brokem so he's done.

AFC: Pittsburgh @ Denver: Denver
NFC: Carolina @ Seattle: Carolina

fosters Ankle is brokem so he's done.

Yeah, thats pretty unfortunate.  Especially since Foster was Caroina's #2 RB.  But, Nick Goings is very capible and could start for most teams.  He doesn't have a ton of open field speed but he's very quick to hit the hole and has a lot of power.

They are tremendously deep at the RB position.

[glb]Go Broncos!![/glb]


I will be at the Denver game on Sunday , and I was at the Pats game on Saturday.


First Ever playoff games at Invesco Field.  :)

Lucky you

[quote][glb]Go Broncos!![/glb]


I will be at the Denver game on Sunday , and I was at the Pats game on Saturday.


First Ever playoff games at Invesco Field.

1) Denver
2) Seattle

I missed the last one. Not goona miss this time!

My family has season tickets, so we got first priority on the seats.



Should be a tough game, but i think they can do it...  ;)

Denver, Seahawks. Gonna be an old AFC rivalry in Detroit.

C'monnnn, Hawks! (rollin the dice)

Keni

Honestly, I was more worried about last weeks game against the Pats than I am this week against the Steelers.

Sidewinder, I would kill to be at the game on sunday... lucky dog.

I'm not, the Steelers are definatly the bigger threat in my opinion. Perhaps the only time since week 2 that I have a little doubt in my mind. The teams are so identical its going to be a case of who makes the one key mistake. Both have effective speed power running games. Both have good passing attacks. And both like to blitz the heck out of the opposition. However I believe the power of the mountain man will be with Jake this week. Simply because he was the one who did that look first, in honor of Pat Tillman last year. Rothelisberger has only recently started to copy it. I think aswell Pitts secondary really is weak, while Denver give up alot of passing yards, anyone who watches their games knows they are usually short yards as the Corners and safeties play upto and more than a 10 yard cushion on receivers. However they dont give up the points in the redzone:) Pittsburgh was really getting burned deep at the end of the game and with Ashley Lelie being a dangerous deep guy thats where Denver have to exploit them.

AFC: Pittsburgh @ Denver: Denver
NFC: Carolina @ Seattle: Seattle

superbowl: Denver v. Seattle: Seattle