Super Bowl picks

Who do you guys think will make it to the biggest game in he country?

My prediction is Dallas Cowboys versus San Diego Chargers, with the Chargers blowing the Cowboys out 38-21

Bears vs. Colts. I haven't decided who will win yet.

I think the dallas cowboys will make it but I dont know who else. I know for sure the packers wont(YES!).

I like the colt's in the AFC , the NFC is just a toss up. If if I have to pick I guess Chicago.

Don't count the Giants out yet coming out of the NFC. AFC looks like the Colts.

I'll put my pick in after Tomorrow nights game.. Dallas? HAHAHA..

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Originally Posted by ErikH

Bears vs. Colts. I haven't decided who will win yet.

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I'll decide. The Bears! Colts who?:P

BEARS...enough said.

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Originally Posted by stangs13

BEARS...enough said.

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I don't think the Bears have a SuperBowl type offense. their defense might be good, but how are they going to score against the defenses in the Playoffs?


The Colts aren't going to the SuperBowl, mark my words ;). The only good teams they've played against and won were...

N.Y. Giants (if you can even consider them a contender now.)
Jacksonville
Denver (who's CLEARLY falling )

3 teams out of 11 teams that played them were good. Their next 6 games look to be easy wins for them (except for a few games).They have had a really easy schedule, which misleads alot of people to think they are legit. How are they going to beat San Diego, a team that has LT running the ball better than any other team in the league (except for maybe the Chiefs and LJ) when they can't stop Corey Dillon??? Ladanian and Larry would have a field day against a small (height) team that has virtually no run defense. Case closed ;)

It's their turn (Colt's) , San diego has a rookie QB plus they have to make the playoff's first , remember they didn't make it last year.

The Bears can get the ball down field, thats all that matters.;) Our D can stop anyone. We're set. Look out.:carrot:

It happened in 1985!!!!! Best defense ever.

Giants Vs Chargers

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Originally Posted by Emilio

It happened in 1985!!!!! Best defense ever.

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Ahh, bring back the Super Bowl Shuffle...........(2 years before I was born tho) but I still think its priceless:)

I would say the Bears and the Colts. Colts will will.

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I would say the Bears and the Colts. Colts will will.

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Thats the match I am leaning twards.....except the Bears will win.;) 54 will eat Manning alive.:D

The SAME 54 who hasn't recorded a sack for TWENTY ONE consecutive games?

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Originally Posted by bpkid

The SAME 54 who hasn't recorded a sack for TWENTY ONE consecutive games?

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So...lol...

I've been a Cowboys fan for 20+ years. ;) Romo is giving them the mobility they needed at QB.

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Originally Posted by bpkid

The SAME 54 who hasn't recorded a sack for TWENTY ONE consecutive games?

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Yeah, the one that has 87 tackles and 2 INT. :O

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I don't think the Bears have a SuperBowl type offense. their defense might be good, but how are they going to score against the defenses in the Playoffs?


The Colts aren't going to the SuperBowl, mark my words ;). The only good teams they've played against and won were...

N.Y. Giants (if you can even consider them a contender now.)
Jacksonville
Denver (who's CLEARLY falling )

3 teams out of 11 teams that played them were good. Their next 6 games look to be easy wins for them (except for a few games).They have had a really easy schedule, which misleads alot of people to think they are legit. How are they going to beat San Diego, a team that has LT running the ball better than any other team in the league (except for maybe the Chiefs and LJ) when they can't stop Corey Dillon??? Ladanian and Larry would have a field day against a small (height) team that has virtually no run defense. Case closed ;)

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Take a look at the last several super bowl champs and see where their offenses ranked in the league. I don't believe any of them were ranked in the top ten in the last 5 years. Defense generally wins super bowls, look at the Ravens and the Bucs, neither one of them had an offense to speak of, save a decent running game.

How many teams with winning records did Seattle play last year?

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Yeah, the one that has 87 tackles and 2 INT. :O

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Pfffft that's nothing...lol. Just kidding.

I agree, Romo is giving he Cowboys that little boost they've needed all year while Bledsoe was playing. Bledsoe would make a heck of a free agent pickup though.

While we are on the subject of football who is your MVP of the year?

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Originally Posted by ErikH

Take a look at the last several super bowl champs and see where their offenses ranked in the league. I don't believe any of them were ranked in the top ten in the last 5 years. Defense generally wins super bowls, look at the Ravens and the Bucs, neither one of them had an offense to speak of, save a decent running game.

How many teams with winning records did Seattle play last year?

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My point was that you can't really tell how good a team is if they haven't played a decent team. If the Bears beat the Raiders 50 to nothing, heck yeah it would be impressive, but it wouldn't test the full potential of the team.

Cowboys and Giants, forget about it!
At the risk of offending Giants fans Eli is not gonna take you to the promise land, at least not this year. And the Bears D will kill Romo and the 'boys

I say Da' Bears and a slim possible on the Panthers who are sneaking up now that they are healthy.

In the west it will come down to the Colts and the Chargers but don't overlook B-more.

My pick for the bowl is Bears/Chargers ( Colts just choke to darn much in the big one )

MVP has to go to LaDainian Tomlinson

Bears vs. the Colts and Da Bears winning after Manning gets sacked and gets his leg broken from Urlacher in the second quarter......ok out of dream sequence...but still the Bears.

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I agree, Romo is giving he Cowboys that little boost they've needed all year while Bledsoe was playing. Bledsoe would make a heck of a free agent pickup though.

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Bledsoe sucks!!! He would be better if he knew how to leave the pocket.

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I agree, Romo is giving he Cowboys that little boost they've needed all year while Bledsoe was playing. Bledsoe would make a heck of a free agent pickup though.

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I'm not ready to jump on the Romo bandwagon yet. They beat the Colts, which was impressive, but the Colts have been playing flat and had that loss coming. Then they beat a lousy Tampa Bay team. Now that there is actually game film of Romo playing something other than high school or college ball, it won't take other teams long to figure him out.

My pick is Ravens/Bears. Ravens win 21-17.


MVP:Ladanian Tomlinson

"coach Killer" does it again. 9 for 24 for 84 yards is pitiful. He ran the ball more times than he completed a pass! This guy should be worrying more about throwing the ball than running it...

Giants with the biggest choke i've ever witnessed. Brutal!

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Originally Posted by ErikH

How many teams with winning records did Seattle play last year?

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Two that they beat (one of which being the Colts) in the regular season. And two that they beat in the post season (Redskins who they had lost to previously, and the Panthers who they didn't play in the regular season).

Don't count out the Hawks for this year either. 3/4 of our losses have come on the back of Seneca Wallace. Once our QB is back, there will be changes.

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Two that they beat (one of which being the Colts) in the regular season. And two that they beat in the post season (Redskins who they had lost to previously, and the Panthers who they didn't play in the regular season).

Don't count out the Hawks for this year either. 3/4 of our losses have come on the back of Seneca Wallace. Once our QB is back, there will be changes.

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The Colts game was the last of the regular season, and Manning and the rest of the starters were only in for half of the 1st quarter, so that game doesn't count. If the 'hawks even make the playoffs, it's only because the rest of the NFC is so lousy, and I include the Bears in this statement too. Being king of the hill doesn't mean very much when the hill you are standing on is a dungheap! ;)

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Giants with the biggest choke i've ever witnessed. Brutal!

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I didn't see the game, but I think it is the second biggest choke of the season. The Cardinals-Bears game earlier this season would get my vote for the biggest choke ever.

Did anyone see Seau break his arm? It reminded me of Theisman and his leg. :eek:

The Bills! (sha, right...)

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Did anyone see Seau break his arm? It reminded me of Theisman and his leg. :eek:

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Yeah, I saw it. It wasn't as bad as Theisman, but it was pretty brutal.

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Yeah, I saw it. It wasn't as bad as Theisman, but it was pretty brutal.

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It made me cringe(sp?), looked kinda funky hanging there.

Parody is amazing in the NFL , big up to Baltimore they look good right now. The NFC is sorry just like the eastern conference in the NBA was a couple year's back. Drew Bledsoe should just retire to many QB's making him ride the sideline.

Yeah, I guess you can chalk alot of it up to parity, I think with free agency and salary caps, you probably will never see any truly dominant teams/dynasties like before, unless they happen by accident.

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It made me cringe(sp?), looked kinda funky hanging there.

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Do you remember 8 or so years back when Steve DeBerg was playing for the Chiefs, got a compound fracture in his pinkie and kept playing? OUCH!!!!

Cowboys release their bigmouth kicker Vanderjagt! LMAO!

Why they ever picked him up in the first place is a mystery to me.

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Do you remember 8 or so years back when Steve DeBerg was playing for the Chiefs, got a compound fracture in his pinkie and kept playing? OUCH!!!!

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Doesn't hurt that bad.;)

Darn the Bears. They are still # 1 in there division, I still have them in the super bowl.

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Cowboys release their bigmouth kicker Vanderjagt! LMAO!

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Geeze, its about frigin time.

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Doesn't hurt that bad.;)

Darn the Bears. They are still # 1 in there division, I still have them in the super bowl.

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That game showed the AFC's superiority over the NFC. GO AFC!! There's now way the Bears can win the Superbowl with Grossman under center.

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That game showed the AFC's superiority over the NFC. GO AFC!! There's now way the Bears can win the Superbowl with Grossman under center.

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I'm not sure that there is any way the Bears can get to the superbowl with Grossman at the helm. :(

Oh, well, Go Ravens!

I HATE the Ravens. I have a bet going on with 8 people at my school about Ravens @ Chiefs. I hope Chiefs can pull it out at home !

Actually, I will probably pull for the Colts, but you gotta love the way the Ravens kicked the living snot out of the Steelers. The Ravens would be my second choice in the AFC. I am actually a die hard Raiders fan, have been since the days of Ken Stabler and Fred Biletnikoff, but I don't see them going anywhere for a long, long time.

Anybody watch that game last night? ESPN really needs to rethink who they have in the booth. It sounded more like a convention for the Brett Favre Butt Licking Society than it did football coverage. :(

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Originally Posted by ErikH

The Colts game was the last of the regular season, and Manning and the rest of the starters were only in for half of the 1st quarter, so that game doesn't count. If the 'hawks even make the playoffs, it's only because the rest of the NFC is so lousy, and I include the Bears in this statement too. Being king of the hill doesn't mean very much when the hill you are standing on is a dungheap! ;)

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Actually it was week 16 (second to last game of the season) and the fact that they didn't play their starters doesn't discount the win. Seattle's defense for the first half of the first quarter trampled all over the offensive line, which is why Grungy pulled the starters so early in the first place.

The NFC has never been as good as the AFC, but lousy is a bit extreme. Four 11-5 teams certainly isn't lousy. Lest we not forget as well, Seattle beat every experts opinion on their win against the Panthers, and would have beat the Steelers as well, had the refs not been playing for them ;).