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NFL Playoff Recovery

16 Jan

2012 Playoff Bracket

So, the Australian Open started yesterday. Tennis season has officially started and we have so much to cover. First things first, Rafael Nadal called Roger Federer…. Have I lost anyone yet? Yeah, I feel the same way. Ok, so let me be serious. On to football…

What a day, what a day! I told you it would blow your mind away!!! So much to get to, where do we begin? First off, we have a team in the Baltimore Ravens that beat an inferior team in the Houston Texans. And when I say inferior, I mean a rookie quarterback going up against a great defense. When it came down to it, TJ Yates just couldn’t make the plays. On 4th and 1 at the Bal. 43 with :11 sec. left, Yates decided to air it out deep for the touchdown. Seriously?? No out pattern? Get the 1st down and get out of bounds? This was his 3rd pick of the day and ultimately the end of the season for him and his Texans. I told you it would come down to him and Baltimore’s defense and I was right (just in case you forgot I said that, tic). After watching this game yesterday I couldn’t help but think if Matt Schaub had been in there as the QB the Texans would have won this thing. Not to pour on Baltimore’s parade but if they want to get further than the AFC Championship Game, they are going to have to get a little more out of their offense. I still have questions as to whether or not Joe Flacco is an elite QB in this league and this game didn’t answer them. Sure, his numbers looked pretty good but if you watched the game you could tell he was not anywhere near the level he will need to be to advance any further.

Next up for the Ravens, they will head into Foxboro to face the #1 New England Patriots. Luckily for the Ravens, Bill Belicheat will not be able to tape their walk-throughs. Another plus on Baltimore’s side is that they will be playing against the 2nd worst defense in the league. Never, since the beginning of the Super Bowl-era in 1966 has a defense that has ranked that low go on to play in/win a Super Bowl. After all of the records that are falling by the wayside this playoff season, we will see if that is another one that does. Both Baltimore’s offense and New England’s defense will need to step up. Which one will? Which one won’t?

The second game yesterday was the Giants walking into Lambeau Field and embarrassing the Green Bay Packers. I have never seen a team come into Lambeau and just take it to a Green Bay team like this, well at least when Green Bay is as talented and good as this 15-1 team was. Green Bay becomes the first 15-1 team in NFL history, since they started playing 16 games in 1978, to lose in it’s first playoff game. Green Bay really never showed up. Rodgers, though he had a decent game, was never the Aaron Rodgers in the regular season. It felt like everybody on the offense had a fumble. And the defense showed why it was the worst defense in the league this year. Eli Manning showed again how great of a QB he has been this year. Here is another QB I never thought would reach the elite status but it seems that he has, especially if they so happen to win another title. Green Bay was in it because of some of the worst officiating I have ever seen until the Giants pulled away in the 4th quarter, but it never really felt like they had a chance at winning it. New York came in hot and ready to play and Green Bay was as cold and lifeless as the Lambeau turf was some 44 years ago in the Ice Bowl. I thought New York had a really good chance at winning this game but I never thought Green Bay would come out like this. Disappointing. I was hoping for another classic like we got 4 years ago in the 2007 NFC Championship Game.

Next up for the Giants, they will head to San Francisco to face the #2 San Francisco 49ers. This feels like it did 21 years ago in the 1990 NFC Championship Game. The difference, other than team talent being greater before free agency, is this time the Giants come in with an elite, Super Bowl champion quarterback and the 49ers bring in a quarterback that has done well but isn’t thought of as a great QB. We’ll see if the same fate awaits these two teams. They’ll be playing just 2 days later than exactly 21 years ago in January of 1991. Good news for me is that the Redskins won the Super Bowl the following year. Bad news is that unfortunately, I don’t believe history will repeat itself.

 
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Posted by on January 16, 2012 in Aaron Rodgers, AFC Championship Game, Baltimore Ravens, Bill Belichick, Eli Manning, Houston Texans, Ice Bowl, Joe Flacco, Lambeau Field, New England Patriots, NFC Championship, NFC Championship Game, NFL, San Francisco 49ers, Super Bowl, TJ Yates, Uncategorized

 

NFL Playoffs Divisional Round, Day 2

15 Jan

2012 NFL Playoff Bracket

Wow. It was the Vernon Davis Show in San Francisco yesterday and The Bum was out in full force last night in Foxboro. The 49ers-Saints game was a classic. The score was 20-14 and within a matter of 5 minutes there was a see-saw battle until the Niners came out victorious 36-32. Great game. Not so for the night cap. Tebow wasn’t around all night but the bigger story was the Patriots defense trading uniforms and playing as Denver. New England busted out of the gates and never looked back, on their way to a 45-10 blowout. Hopefully, both of today’s games resemble more of the first than the latter of last night’s games. Here are the match-ups.

Houston Texans @ Baltimore Ravens, 1:00 on CBS - We all know the phrase “any given Sunday”. Well, this is the exception to the rule. Houston has a rookie quarterback in TJ Yates who is coming into the lion’s den. You know Ray Lewis and Co. are chomping at the bit to get a hold of him. Yes, Arian Foster and Andre Johnson and Owen Daniels will make life a little easier for the Tar Heel but mark it down, the rookie will struggle big time. This is a big boy defense and might be Ray Lewis’ last chance to get a second ring. Another thing playing against the Texans is that this will be Baltimore’s first home playoff game since 2006. M&T Bank Stadium is going to be rocking with a chance to see their Ravens at home in the post-season. Oh yeah, and then there is history…history is on the side of Baltimore, as the Ravens are 5-0 all-time versus the Texans. This would be a totally different game with Matt Schaub playing but he’s not. Yates has done a really good job filling in for the past 7 weeks but this will be the final stop. Don’t get me wrong, these are two of the top defenses in the league this year (Baltimore 3rd in pts. and yards allowed and Houston in 4th in pts. allowed while 2nd in yards allowed). This will be an all out defensive game…think LSU-Alabama Part I. Well, I think there will be a little more scoring, but is anyone sold on Joe Flacco? I think he’s a good quarterback but I don’t know if his ceiling goes any higher. Baltimore pulls away in the end. Ravens 21 Texans 12

New York Giants @ Green Bay Packers, 4:00 on FOX - Let’s be honest, outside of yesterday’s game in Foxboro-but only because of one man, this is the game everyone has been waiting for. This is old school football….or is it? Sure, we have seen many NY-GB games decide who wins/plays in the championship game. The names that have filled family’s living rooms, from Y.A. Tittle, Don Hutson, Sam Huff, Herb Adderley, Frank Gifford, Bart Starr to Lawrence Taylor, Brett Favre, Harry Carson and Reggie White. Heck, even Vince Lombardi was an offensive coordinator for the New York Football Giants under Jim Lee Howell (Tom Landry was the defensive coordinator…how sick is that?). And since we’re talking about coaches we can’t leave out Bill Parcells and Mike Holmgren. And who can forget legendary New York Giants’ QB Joe Pisarcik…I kid, I kid. These legends add an aura to this game that you just don’t get in many other match-ups. Can you imagine being in a bar watching the Saints-Lions and the dude sitting next to you saying, “Wow, this brings up memories of yore. Remember legends such as Billy Joe Hobert, Bobby Hebert, Scott Mitchell and Rusty Hilger.” I’d spit my beer out…probably all over his vintage 2002 Joey Harrington jersey! We’ve seen many mighty struggles between these two golden franchises. Most recently we saw Brett Favre try to take his Pack to the Super Bowl in what would not only be his last year as a Packer but what would become the Giants epic upset of the Patriots in Super Bowl XLII. But let’s get back to this game. This match-up is between Tom Coughlin and Mike McCarthy, Aaron Rodgers and Eli Manning, Jason Pierre-Paul and BJ Raji. I am going to pick the upset here (don’t tell my in-laws). If New York can play man-to-man, bump-and-run defense they should be able to slow Rodgers down. Green Bay is helped out by getting Greg Jennings back. But even if this game turns into a shoot-out, I think Manning can go toe-to-toe with Green Bay. No Discount Double Check for you Mr. Rodgers. Giants 34 Packers 31

So, enjoy the games today and we’ll meet back here tomorrow to talk about what went on.

 
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Posted by on January 15, 2012 in Aaron Rodgers, Alabama, Andre Johnson, Arian Foster, Baltimore Ravens, Bart Starr, Bill Belichick, Bill Parcells, Billy Joe Hobert, BJ Raji, Bobby Hebert, Brett Favre, Denver Broncos, Detroit Lions, Don Hutson, Eli Manning, Frank Gifford, Green Bay Packers, Greg Jennings, Harry Carson, Herb Adderley, Houston Texans, Jason Pierre-Paul, Jim Lee Howell, Joe Flacco, Joe Pisarcik, Joey Harrington, Lawrence Taylor, LSU, M&T Bank Stadium, Matt Schaub, Mike Holmgren, Mike McCarthy, New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints, New York Giants, NFL, NFL Playoffs, North Carolina, Owen Daniels, Ray Lewis, Reggie White, Rusty Hilger, Sam Huff, San Francisco 49ers, Scott Mitchell, Super Bowl, Super Bowl XLII, TJ Yates, Tom Coughlin, Tom Landry, Vernon Davis, Vince Lombardi, Y.A. Tittle

 

Revisiting the 2007 NFL Draft

12 Jan

Yesterday, I was perusing around some sports websites when I stumbled upon ESPN’s own Mel Kiper, Jr.’s piece re-grading every NFL team on the 2011 NFL Draft. First, let me say how absolutely stupid this is. How in the world are you going to judge any player on just 1 season? Especially, when all rookies didn’t even have a full training camp and pre-season. I know why they did this, it’s a little slow right now in the sports world…yes, it will pick up this weekend but how many times are you going to analyze the Divisional Round of the playoffs? So, I will spare you all from critiquing Kiper’s grades but it got me thinking…how about looking back 5 years and critiquing each team’s 1st round picks. So, let’s go back to the 2007 NFL Draft and look at how these players are doing after finishing their 5th season in the league. I’ll post the 1st 16 picks today and the other 1/2 of the 1st Round tomorrow. Here we go…

  1. Oakland Raiders - JaMarcus Russell, QB, LSU – Wow! What can we say about Mr. Russell?!?! To think a lot of pundits raved about Russell because of one game where he carved up one of the worst defenses to play in South Bend on his way to winning the Sugar Bowl against Notre Dame. Notre Dame shouldn’t have been anywhere near a BCS bowl game that year. Hey, at least the man got paid…which he has already devoured (pun intended). F-
  2. Detroit Lions - Calvin Johnson, WR, Georgia Tech – Matt Millen can thank Oakland for this one. Millen had a thing for picking WR’s in the 1st round but this one was the only one to pan out. Megatron has been a BEAST for Motown. Great pick for Millen. A+
  3. Cleveland Browns - Joe Thomas, OT, Wisconsin – Another great pick! Joe Thomas has been/will be the cornerstone in Cleveland for more than a decade. If he isn’t the top Offensive Tackle in the NFL he is right up there. A+
  4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Gaines Adams, DE, Clemson –  Really sad story. The late Adams had tons of talent that never got much of a chance to show it. He only played 2 1/2 seasons for the Bucs before being traded to the Bears in October of 2009. Unfortunately, his life was cut short in January of 2010. I can’t give out a grade on this one. N/A
  5. Arizona Cardinals - Levi Brown, OT, Penn State – While Levi Brown has not been a bad offensive lineman for the Cards, he certainly does not deserve a Top 5 pick. This was a huge reach for the Cardinals, but hey…it’s the Cardinals and they are who they are because they continue to reach. C-
  6. Washington Redskins - LaRon Landry, S, LSU – If this piece was done 2 or so years ago I would have graded this pick pretty low. Since, I am a Skins fan I have seen every game LaRon Landry has played in the pros. Landry has plenty of talent but got absolutely scorched time-after-time in his first few seasons. Since Haslett has come to town he moved Landry to SS where he belongs and Landry has been an absolute stud on the football field. The only problem is he hasn’t been on there much the past couple of seasons. C+
  7. Minnesota Vikings - Adrian Peterson, RB, Oklahoma – I wish my Skins had made this pick. Peterson was a BEAST in college but prone to injuries (which shied me away from him in ’07). But from his first game on he has been nothing short of the Best Runningback in football! A+
  8. Atlanta Falcons - Jamaal Anderson, DE, Arkansas – Eh. Not that good of a pick by the Falcons. Maybe they thought they we re-picking the “Dirty Birds” Jamaal Anderson??They released him before this season and he has been an integral part of the Indianapolis Colts’ 2-14 season this year….I kid, I kid. F
  9. Miami Dolphins - Ted Ginn, Jr, WR, Ohio State – What were they thinking?? At least the Fins only kept Ginn around for 3 years. I think the Dolphins look back at this pick and think “we should have taken Dwayne Bowe”. D
  10. Houston Texans - Amobi Okoye, DT, Louisville – Okoye has been a pretty good Defensive Tackle but worth a 10th pick? Let’s just say this: Houston let him walk to Chicago before this season started. Nice player, a reach of a pick. C-
  11. San Francisco 49ers - Patrick Willis, LB, Ole Miss – The BEST Linebacker in the game today. Have you seen this machine play? He will end his career as one of the best Linebackers to play the game. San Fran absolutely hit it out-of-the-park with this pick. A+
  12. Buffalo Bills - Marshawn Lynch, RB, California – After shooting of the gates and posting back-to-back 1,000 yd. seasons his first 2 years. Skittles then got into various off the field problems and had a couple of injuries before being traded to Seattle. Since then he has kind of rejuvenated his career. New Orleans might be able to tell you a little more about that! B
  13. St. Louis Rams - Adam Carriker, DE/DT, Nebraska – I don’t know what St. Louis saw in Carriker by moving him to Defensive Tackle but it didn’t work. He was then traded to Washington where he was switched back to Defensive End and has been a pleasant surprise. He definitely is not a Top 15 pick though he does show flashes of that from time to time. D+ (this low because they used him as a DT)
  14. New York Jets - Darelle Revis, CB, Pittsburgh – Does anyone not know about Revis Island? He is the best shutdown corner in the league. Really doesn’t need anymore explaining. A+
  15. Pittsburgh Steelers - Lawrence Timmons, LB, Florida State – Until 2011, Timmons had been getting better and better. Was it the contract or the short pre-season that resulted in a decent but not great season? Timmons has shown to be a very good Linebacker but I don’t know if a Top 15 pick is where he should have been drafted. Only time will tell which way this one goes. I think he’ll be a pretty good starter for another 5-10 years but nothing too special. C+
  16. Green Bay Packers – Justin Harrell, DT, Tennessee – This is a very hard pick to evaluate. Harrell, who is a Free Agent right now, has been constantly hampered by injuries. This last one in 2010 was a major knee injury that looks like it might have ended his pro career. I have to give a low grade on this pick since he was coming off of a pretty big biceps tear at Tennessee but to be fair the Packers couldn’t have totally seen this coming. D-

So, there we have the first 1/2 of the 1st Round of the 2007 NFL Draft. A lot of reaches, a HUGE bust and a few future Hall-of-Famers. I hear JaMarcus Russell has been signed to a huge deal for a starring role in one of TV’s biggest shows. Good for him!

 
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Posted by on January 12, 2012 in NFL, Houston Texans, New Orleans Saints, Detroit Lions, Indianapolis Colts, Atlanta Falcons, Pittsburgh Steelers, BCS, Green Bay Packers, San Francisco 49ers, LSU, Sugar Bowl, JaMarcus Russell, Oakland Raiders, NFL Draft, Calvin Johnson, Cleveland Browns, Joe Thomas, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Gaines Adams, Arizona Cardinals, Levi Brown, Washington Redskins, LaRon Landry, Minnesota Vikings, Adrian Peterson, Jamaal Anderson, Miami Dolphins, Jr., Amobi Okoye, Buffalo Bills, Patrick Willis, Marshawn Lynch, St. Louis Rams, Adam Carriker, New York Jets, Darelle Revis, Lawrence Timmons, Justin Harrell, Tennessee, Florida St., Pittsburgh, Revis Island, Nebraska, Skittles, California, Ole Miss, Seattle Seahawks, Louisville, Chicago Bears, Ohio St., Dwayne Bowe, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Jim Haslett, Penn St., Clemson, Wisconsin, Georgia Tech, Matt Millen, Megatron, Notre Dame

 

Football, more football and…baseball??

09 Jan

We just had the second day of NFL playoffs and we have the BCS Championship Game coming up tonight. So you ask why is this guy posting about baseball in January. Well, you will just have to wait and see. On to the pigskin we go…

Well, Pittsburgh…God doesn’t much care for your Steelers. In fact he just…ok, so I kid. Really, the yolk is on me. Not even 24 hours after I ripped the Denver Tebows Broncos for no offense and slammed Tim Tebow for not being able to throw a football, the Broncos beat the Steelers 29-23. This is one week after they lost to the Kansas City Chiefs 7-3. A whopping total of three points, people! Now, I know the Steelers were missing Ryan Clark, Reshard Mendenhall, Mewelde Moore and Maurkice Pouncey but come on, Tebow just had a game where he went 6-22 for 60 yards. Do you know how hard that is to do? I think I can get in there and…ok, maybe not but it takes a lot of sucking to get that bad. Tebow was 10-21 for 316 yards and 2 TD’s passing and 1 TD running. But the biggest stat is 0 interceptions. I have to say when I saw Tebow hit Demaryius Thomas across the middle for an 80 yard touchdown I said to myself, “I bet they miss Ryan Clark now.” But it should have never gotten to that point. But hey, hats off to Denver for winning and to Tim Tebow for making me look like an idiot. (For the record, I still don’t buy him as a good enough QB in this league)

In the earlier game we got to see the New York Gints rip another one into the Atlanta Falcons 24-2. This is now 3 straight years where they have disappointed and lost in the 1st round. I think fate is playing a huge role with the Falcons. I mean…when you have looked like this but wear this now??? You do the math. It wouldn’t surprise me to start seeing Mike Smith’s seat getting a little warm. This has to make Tom Coughlin, who is burnt red from his seat being hot every year now, happy and probably feeling a little safer now. The game was a great one through 2 1/2 quarters but we saw again where going for it on 4th and short instead of kicking the field goal, to at least keep up, just kills a team. From there, Atlanta’s defense just couldn’t keep pace and Eli Manning, who is having his best season, and the running game of Jacobs and Bradshaw was a buzz saw on their way to a classic match-up with the Green Bay Packers. To be honest, I can see the Giants beating the Pack…heck, they almost did it back in Week 13.

So, the stage is set for the Divisional Round of this year’s NFL playoffs. On Saturday, we have Saints at 49ers and Broncos at Patriots. On Sunday, we have Texans at Ravens and Giants at Packers. Meanwhile, tonight we get to watch #1 LSU play #2 Alabama in their first meeting of the season…what was that? They’ve already played this year? Ok, we have LSU-Alabama for the second meeting for these two SEC schools this year. I have to say that after the crap we’ve seen in the Rose, Fiesta, Sugar and Orange Bowls this year, it will be refreshing to see some defense. What will be interesting is hearing the LSU and Alabama fans cheer on their teams is that if Alabama wins we might have a split National Champion with Oklahoma St. getting a nod from the AP. (And Auburn fans cry foul again!) I like LSU again in this one and think that they carry the crystal ball home to Baton Rouge, which is like 5 minutes away from the Louisiana Superdome. But, I want to hear what you guys think. Tell me first who you think will win and secondly who you want to win.

And now onto baseball. Yes, the Hall-of-Fame will be calling a few lucky chumps today to tell them they are invited into it’s hallowed halls. The 1st time players list is pretty average but there are some guys back for reconsideration that deserve to get in. All hall voters get to choose a maximum of 10 players each year. I don’t have a vote this year, although I expect to next year, but i think these next 8 guys deserve to go in with Ron Santo (elected by the Veterans Committee back on December 5th). Those lucky 8 guys are: Barry Larkin, Jack Morris, Lee Smith, Tim Raines, Fred McGriff, Alan Trammell, Dale Murphy and Don Mattingly.

There is no way anyone on God’s green Earth can explain to me why Barry Larkin was not in on his first ballot. Look up the numbers, he’s just that good. One of the best Shortstops in history. You can look at the numbers of why I chose the other players here, but I want to highlight just a couple more. Fred McGriff was never near my list until I read this (under the section titled Fred McGriff and Dale Murphy). I’m not normally persuaded by one argument but Jason Stark totally changed my mind with that piece. Alan Trammell was (with Cal Ripken and Ozzie Smith) the best in the game at Shortstop in the 80′s. I think people like to put up his numbers against those in the Steroid Era and say they pale in comparison but if you look at them at the time he put them up, he was simply in the discussion of greatness. Don Mattingly is the most underrated Yankee of all-time. I actually think he’s a better player than “The Captain” Derek Jeter. You can even compare their numbers to each other. Mattingly – .307/.358/.471 (222 HR, 1,099 RBI, .830 OPS, 127 OPS+) / Jeter – .313/.383/.449 (206 HR, 1,002 RBI, .832 OPS, 117 OPS+) *Since Jeter has played 17 and Mattingly only 14 I shaved the last 3 years off of Jeter’s HR and RBI totals. I think that voters have had enough of NY hats in Cooperstown but it is an injustice that Donnie Baseball is being excluded. And for all of you who argue Jeter by saying “he wins” I have news for you: if Jeter played for the Yankees from 1982-95 and Mattingly 1995-present, Jeter would have ZERO rings and Mattingly with 4. Sorry, but Mattingly spent his years on a sorry Yankees baseball club (man I miss those days!).

 
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Posted by on January 9, 2012 in Alabama, Alan Trammell, Atlanta Falcons, Auburn, Baltimore Ravens, Barry Larkin, Baseball, Baseball Hall of Fame, BCS, Cal Ripken, Cooperstown, Dale Murphy, Denver Broncos, Derek Jeter, Don Mattingly, Fiesta Bowl, Fred McGriff, Green Bay Packers, Houston Texans, Jack Morris, Kansas City Chiefs, Lee Smith, LSU, Mike Smith, New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints, New York Giants, New York Yankees, NFL, NFL Playoffs, Oklahoma St., Orange Bowl, Ozzie Smith, Pittsburgh Steelers, Reshard Mendenhall, Ron Santo, Rose Bowl, Ryan Clark, San Francisco 49ers, SEC, Sugar Bowl, Tim Raines, Tim Tebow, Tom Coughlin

 

NFL Playoffs are here!!

08 Jan

Yesterday, the Texans/Bengals (some pics here) and Saints/Lions (some pics here) playoff games were played. Weird, huh? Not too long ago all four of those teams were doormats of the NFL. In fact this was the first ever playoff game (and win) for the Houston Texans franchise and the Detroit Lions were making their first trip to the playoffs since 1999! Yes, Y2K was more recent than the Lions sniffing the postseason.

Both of these Wild Card games had one thing in common: snoozefest! I contemplated watching the Republican Debate but quickly remembered that PBS was showing a special on eye gouging. I absolutely hate the route the NFL is taking. All passing, no running…all offense, no defense. Not for me! Let’s hope the Giants/Falcons game today will be a lot more pleasing to the football eye. Because we all know the Broncos/Steelers game is going to be hard to watch. Pittsburgh will be missing Rashard Mendenhall and Ryan Clark and Denver missing all semblances of an offense. Look, Tebow is a great athlete and would probably be a really good TE/H-Back/Fullback/Tailback but a Quarterback? Let’s be serious now…

Did anyone see the playoff games yesterday? I have to admit I missed all of the first one waiting for FedEx to deliver my new HD DVR. My current one completely crapped out and we lost everything that was recorded on it. So when I figured FedEx was going to do their best version of the 2011 Indianapolis Colts and not show up, I decided to bring the box we have upstairs down to watch the second game. So I watched the highlights and it was good to see Adam “Pacman” Jones playing again. Like most Cincinnati Bengals fans, I didn’t see any of their games this year. And Bengals fans(and Saints fans too) it’s time to grow up and stop the Who Dey? or Who Dat? chants because we all know every team gon’ beat dem Bengals/Saints. I guess Saints fans have a little better reason for chanting that since they do have a pretty good team these days.

So, today we have Falcons/Giants at 1 on FOX and the Steelers/Tebows Broncos at 4:30 on CBS. I have to say the NFC matchup is way more intriguing to me. I wouldn’t mind seeing either of those teams taking it up to the “Frozen Tundra” of Lambeau Field and playing the Pack next week. It should be a good game and I will predict the Giants get the W at home. In the late game, I will take the Steelers too. Big Ben>Tim Tebow. Enjoy the games today and remember to check back in tomorrow for more analysis and a look at tomorrow night’s BcS National Championship Game.

 
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Posted by on January 8, 2012 in Adam "Pacman" Jones, Atlanta Falcons, Ben Roethlisberger, Cincinnati Bengals, Denver Broncos, Detroit Lions, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, New Orleans Saints, New York Giants, NFL, NFL Playoffs, Pittsburgh Steelers, Reshard Mendenhall, Ryan Clark, Tim Tebow

 
 
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