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simmytbone
01-02-2015, 05:07 AM
Hey guys,

This weekend marks the 1st weekend of the 2014/2015 NFL Playoffs

We start off the weekend with the Wild Card Round

ESPN Monday Night Football will witness the Arizona Cardinals taking on Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers

NBC Sunday Night Football will witness the 2 AFC North Teams colliding in the Biggest Rubber Match of the Season as Joe Flacco and the Baltimore Ravens will take on Ben Roethlisberger and the Pittsburgh Steelers

The NFL on CBS will witness a Return Match as Andy Dalton and the Cincinnati Bengals returns to Indy as they try to get revenge as they take on Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts

and the NFL on FOX will witness a BIG TIME Wild Card Match as Tony Romo, Demarco Murray and Dez Bryant and the Dallas Cowboys will play their 1st playoff game in 5 years as they host Matthew Stafford and the Detroit Lions and the Cowboys are lookin' to get payback on one Golden Tate and the Lions have clinched a Wild Care for the 1st time in 3 years

The winning teams will play in the Divisional Playoffs

#1 AFC Team New England Patriots, #2 AFC Team Denver Broncos, #1 NFC Team Seattle Seahawks and #2 NFC Team Green Bay Packers

The Patriots will host the lowest seed in the AFC while the Broncos will host the highest seed in the AFC

The Seahawks will host the lowest seed in the NFC while the Packers will host the highest seed in the NFC

Who will head to the Super Bowl?

Will we see another rematch with the Broncos & the Seahawks?

Will we see another rematch with the Patriots & the Packers?

Will we see another rematch with the Steelers & the Packers?

Will we see another rematch with the Patriots & the Panthers?

Will we see a match between 2 of America's Teams in the Patriots & the Cowboys?

or could we see a rivalry reborn with the Steelers & the Cowboys?

Which Quarterbacks, which Wide Receivers and which Defense would you trust as well?

Find out this post season for these and other HOT Burning Questions!

Tom Brady
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Peyton Manning
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Ben Roethlisberger
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Andrew Luck
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Andy Dalton
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Joe Flacco
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Russell Wilson
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Aaron Rodgers
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Tomy Romo
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Cam Newton
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Larry Fitzgerald
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Matthew Stafford
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MrCleveland
01-03-2015, 12:14 PM
The only way I'll be seeing the Super Bowl this year...is if the Detroit Lions are in it!

simmytbone
01-03-2015, 04:08 PM
I think that this is gonna be a very interesting Super Bowl

But also, the only 2 teams that will have to win all their games on the road are the Ravens and the Lions as they both have the #6 Wild Card which is the biggest disadvantage in the playoffs

also, the Cardinals and Lions are both tied with 11-5, but the Cardinals own the Tiebreaker b/c of their win over the Lions in the Regular Season

isiahthomas
01-04-2015, 06:04 PM
I think the super bowl is gonna be Denver or New England against Seattle.

isiahthomas
01-04-2015, 06:05 PM
Where is the super bowl gonna be?

simmytbone
01-04-2015, 06:21 PM
In Arizona and the Cardinals are gonna be sittin' on the bench watchin' whoever wins the Super Bowl

I will say this:

It's hard to tell who's gonna make the Super Bowl as it's become an unpredictable season

isiahthomas
01-04-2015, 06:53 PM
Wasn't the super bowl in Arizona a few years ago?

irehtman
01-04-2015, 07:06 PM
I think the Patriots and Packers should return to Super Bowl.

simmytbone
01-04-2015, 07:12 PM
Wasn't the super bowl in Arizona a few years ago?

It was 7 years ago when Eli Manning won his 1st Super Bowl against the Patriots who came in to the Super Bowl 18-0

isiahthomas
01-05-2015, 02:24 PM
Simmybone, that's not Jim Harbaugh in the picture you posted with Bill Belicheck. That's his brother John LOL. That's also not John Fox in the picture you posted with the coach for Indianapolis. The guy in the picture with the coach for Indianapolis, I think he used to be the coach for Dallas. I can't remember his name. He retired from coaching. I think his name is Wade Philips. Didn't he used to coach Dallas? Who else did he used to coach?

simmytbone
01-05-2015, 04:53 PM
Hey guys,

What a weekend it has been

The Panthers def. the Cardinals 27-14 while the Ravens WON the WAR of 2014 as they def. the Steelers 30-17, the Colts def. the Bengals 26-10 and the Cowboys def. the Lions 24-20

Next Weekend, it's the Divisional Playoffs

NBC Sunday Night Football will have another Saturday Edition as the Baltimore Ravens take on the New England Patriots in THE Biggest Playoff Conference Rival in the AFC

Then the NFL on FOX will witness THE Biggest Return Match in the NFC as Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers looks to get REVENGE against Russell Wilson, Richard Sherman and the Seattle Seahawks

Then on Sunday, the NFL on FOX will witness another NFC Divisional Playoff Match as the Dallas Cowboys looks to become the REAL Road Warriors and head to the NFC North as they take on Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers

and finally on the NFL on CBS, it's the BIGGEST Rivalry in the AFC Playoffs as Indianapolis Colts take on the Denver Broncos

It's Luck/Manning III

Andrew Luck has one win over Peyton Manning as the Colts Defense CRUSHED Manning and earlier this year, the Broncos def. the Colts after failing to convert on 4th Down after the 2 Minute Warning

That's Next Weekend on NBC, CBS and FOX

Joe Flacco & Tom Brady
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John Harbaugh & Bill Belichick
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Cam Newton & Russell Wilson
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Pete Carroll & Ron Rivera
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Aaron Rodgers & Tony Romo
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Jason Garrett & Mike McCarthy
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Andrew Luck & Peyton Manning
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isiahthomas
01-05-2015, 05:33 PM
You didn't answer my questions.

simmytbone
01-06-2015, 12:45 AM
I am not sure, but I will check it out

Bonniegirl
01-06-2015, 12:53 AM
I want Panthers, Broncos, Packers and Ravens to win!!!

MrCleveland
01-06-2015, 01:42 PM
It may be Super Bowl 48...AGAIN!

mets82
01-06-2015, 05:25 PM
Before Wild Card weekend, I did my Super Bowl picks and picked the Seahawks over the Patriots 28-21 and I'm sticking to that prediction.

simmytbone
01-12-2015, 01:58 AM
Hey guys,

The Patriots def. the Ravens in an AWESOME Game 35-31 while the Seahawks def. the Panthers once again 31-17, the Packers def. the Cowboys in Controversial Fashion 26-21 and the Colts def. Peyton Manning for the 2nd time and for the 1st time in Denver 24-13

Next Sunday, 2 Conference Championship Games, 2 BIG Return Matches and the Battle of #12's

The NFL on FOX will see the Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers headsback to Seattle and hopes to get revenge as they take on Russell Wilson, Richard Sherman and the Seattle Seahawks for the NFC Conference Championship

and Next Sunday on the NFL on CBS, Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts heads back to Foxborough and hopes to get revenge as they take on Tom Brady, Rob Gronkowski and the New England Patriots for the AFC Conference Championship

That's Next Sunday on FOX and CBS as they Road to the Super Bowl Continues

Russell Wilson & Aaron Rodgers
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Mike McCarthy & Pete Carroll
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Andrew Luck & Tom Brady
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Bill Belichick & Chuck Pagano
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Bonniegirl
01-12-2015, 11:30 AM
GO PACKERS!!!!!!

MrCleveland
01-12-2015, 02:08 PM
I'd like to see the rematch of Super Bowl 31...but then again I wanted to see a rematch of Super Bowl 24 with Denver winning it all last year.

Bonniegirl
01-12-2015, 08:05 PM
I'd like to see the rematch of Super Bowl 31...but then again I wanted to see a rematch of Super Bowl 24 with Denver winning it all last year.


IDK what happened to Denver last super bowl!! :confused: That was CRAZY!!! :mad: :( IDK what happened yesterday either! :(

But even though the Colts beat the Broncos yesterday, I didn't before have anything against them. And Andrew Luck seems like a nice young man, plus being Peyton's old team. So I want them to beat the Patriots next week ;) (I know that is a tall order, but I HATE the Patriots, I can't stand Tom Brady ) and I love the Packers so I hope it ends up being the Packers and Colts, I think the Packers could win. If it is the Packers against the Patriots it will be tougher, but Packers beat them before!!! ;) We'll see!!


GO PACKERS!!!!! :)

isiahthomas
01-13-2015, 02:55 PM
I was disappointed Denver lost also. Peyton Manning threw several bad passes and the receivers were dropping the ball. I saw on ESPN today that coach John Fox quit for Denver and he's gonna interview for the Bears head coach job. I was surprised he quit because he hadn't been there long. Maybe Peyton might retire and that could be part of the reason he quit. I'm picking New England and Seattle for the super bowl and Seattle is gonna win. I don't understand how Bill Belicheck didn't have any success when he was coach of the Browns but he goes to New England and has won several championships LOL. It seems like everytime somebody leaves Cleveland to go to another team, they end up winning championships like Steve Kerr, Ron Harper, Bernie Kosar, Lebron James, Manny Ramirez hahahahahahaha.

irehtman
01-18-2015, 09:01 PM
The Seahawks return to the super bowl and they will visit their own rival's hometown stadium.

Now who's going to sing the national anthem and do the coin toss?

simmytbone
01-19-2015, 07:05 AM
Well guys,

4 #12's were in the Conference Championships, but only 2 of'em went to the Super Bowl

On the NFC Side, it was the 12th Man in Seattle against #12 Aaron Rodgers

The Packers were about ready to cash in their trip to the Super Bowl once again, but Crunch Time is what made the difference as the Seattle Seahawks, despite the turnovers made a comeback

The Packers had 5 Field Goals and made only 1 touchdown while the Seahawks, had 1 touchdown in the 3rd Quarter with the Fake Field Goal and in 4th Quarter, Wilson had a rushing TD and they also did an onside kick that lead to the Seahawks recovery and Marshawn Lynch went BEAST MODE for the Touchdown followed by an unbelievable 2-Point Conversion and following a Field Goal from the Packers, the game went into OVERTIME and the Seahawks won it with a Touchdown to Jermaine Keasre

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000460384/article/aaron-rodgers-on-packers-collapse-we-gave-it-away

Aaron Rodgers on Packers' collapse: 'We gave it away'
By Dan Hanzus
Around the NFL Writer

Aaron Rodgers stood at the podium after Sunday's crushing 28-22 NFC Championship Game loss to the Seahawks because that's what the franchise quarterback has to do. It's part of the gig.

For five minutes, he answered questions about what was -- by far -- the biggest missed opportunity of his NFL career. The Packers had a 12-point lead and the ball with five minutes to play in the fourth quarter. And yet, here was Rodgers, as glum as we've ever seen him. Something had gone terribly wrong.

"It's going to be a missed opportunity that we're probably going to think about the rest of my career," Rodgers said. "We were the better team today and we played well enough to win and we can't blame anybody but ourselves."

It was an all-time stomach punch loss by a Packers team that seemed to have endless opportunities to seal their second Super Bowl trip in the Rodgers era.


"You can't let them complete a pass for a touchdown on a fake field goal, you can't give up an onside kick and you can't not get any first downs in the first quarter and expect to win," Rodgers said. "And that's on top of being really poor in the red zone in the first half. Put it all together and that's how you lose games. We had a great opportunity. We were right on the cusp."

Rodgers was asked how he'd deal with a loss this painful.

"You just go home, think about it, and move on," he said. "Start getting ready for the offseason program. This one's going to hurt for a while because of the close proximity to the feeling when the clock hits zero and you're ahead. We gave it away."

What a loss. If you're Rodgers -- or really anybody associated with the Packers -- how do you even watch the Super Bowl in two weeks? They had punched their ticket to Arizona and then watched it slip out of their fingers and down a Seattle storm drain.

credit: nfl.com

Meanwhile....

One the AFC Side, it was Round 2 of the #12's as #12 from the Colts Andrew Luck once again took on #12 Tom Brady of the Patriots

Just like the Cowboys, the Patriots BLEW OUT the Colts only giving up 7 point on defense, however, the Patriots had 6 Touchdowns

Here's the story:

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000460542/article/patriots-dominate-colts-to-meet-hawks-in-super-bowl

Patriots dominate Colts, to meet 'Hawks in Super Bowl
By Gregg Rosenthal
Around The NFL Editor

Tom Brady ran off the field to chants of his last name, soaking up a moment he knows doesn't come around often. Even if it's happened more for him than any quarterback in NFL history.

The New England Patriots are headed to the sixth Super Bowl of the Brady-Belichick era after pasting the Indianapolis Colts 45-7 Sunday. They will face the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl XLIX in Glendale, Arizona. Yup, the Patriots are returning to the scene of the crime of their toughest loss under Belichick.

For now, the Patriots can revel in a complete destruction of a quality team. Like every other game between the Colts and Patriots of late, New England was way too tough up front for Indianapolis. LeGarrette Blount rushed for 148 yards and Andrew Luck was under duress all day from a revived Patriots pass rush.

1. New England used six offensive linemen often in this game, much like they did when Jonas Gray ripped off 201 yards in Indianapolis back in November. The Colts knew that power football was coming their way, but they had no ability to stop it. Blount set up a lot of favorable third-down situations, and Brady capitalized by hitting Julian Edelman nine times in the game.

2. The Colts trailed at halftime 17-7, a particularly discouraging score because Brady was struggling and Rob Gronkowski was invisible. The Patriots then scored touchdowns on their next four drives. New England's offense specializes in short passing and long, debilitating marches down the field. That comes from great efficiency on the money down; the Patriots hit on 12-of-18 third downs.

3. This Patriots defense is better than any Belichick has coached since at least 2007. Jamie Collins and Chandler Jones provided pressure, while Darrelle Revis and Collins both had interceptions in the back end. Andrew Luck completed only 12-of-33 passes for 126 yards. His accuracy was affected by the blustery conditions and heavy rain, but he also didn't seem to know where to find open receivers.

4. Patriots cornerback Kyle Arrington deserves a game ball for tracking T.Y. Hilton for the second straight meeting with the Colts. He usually only plays in the slot, but Arrington was used to follow Hilton inside and out to great effect. Hilton had only one catch, which came on the type of miraculous throw-and-catch from Luck to Hilton that we've grown accustomed to seeing.


5. It's amazing the Colts got this far with so many holes on their roster. They don't have a natural pass-rusher. Cory Redding was their best defensive player in the playoffs outside of cornerback Vontae Davis. Their running game was led by Boom Herron and Zurlon Tipton. Indianapolis has the best young quarterback in the game and they have made it closer to the Super Bowl every year since Chuck Pagano and Andrew Luck hit town. But this is not close to a top-five NFL roster.

6. The Patriots' offensive line deserves plenty of credit, but Blount deserves more. The designated Colts killer made a ton of yards after contact and made defenders miss repeatedly.

7. The Patriots escaped the toughest game imaginable against Baltimore, and now appear to be playing with supreme confidence. That wasn't necessarily true of their last two Super Bowl appearances, where they didn't play their best in the playoffs. Beating Seattle is the ultimate test, and would be the ultimate way for Brady and Belichick to rewrite the history books again.

credit: nfl.com

Well guys, we once again have another Super Bowl with 2 #1 Teams and this time, it will be Round 3 - The Championship Round on who will be THE Undisputed #12 and The UNDISPUTED #1 Team of the Season

MrCleveland
01-19-2015, 03:15 PM
All I can say is, even though I won't be watching the Super Bowl...

GO Seahawks!

simmytbone
01-19-2015, 04:49 PM
All I can say is, even though I won't be watching the Super Bowl...

GO Seahawks!

are you still upset that the Cleveland Browns aren't in the Playoffs or not?

Well @ least the Patriots and Seahawks don't have irresponsible players like the Cleveland Browns do

MrCleveland
01-19-2015, 05:02 PM
are you still upset that the Cleveland Browns aren't in the Playoffs or not?

Well @ least the Patriots and Seahawks don't have irresponsible players like the Cleveland Browns do

Since the Browns always flush their seasons down another Super Bowl...they're dead to me!

Cleveland is just major league's farm franchise! I've just lost contact with football anyhow!

Bonniegirl
01-20-2015, 12:59 PM
All I can say is, even though I won't be watching the Super Bowl...

GO Seahawks!


;) :wave:

isiahthomas
01-20-2015, 06:02 PM
LOL@MrCleveland dissing the Browns hahahahahahahahahahahahaha. You're right Simmytbone that the Browns have irresponsible players and their general manager said he's not gonna tolerate that anymore. He said he's gonna start getting rid of players if they don't act right and I was glad he said that. The Browns have been losers for so long and it's time for a change. I was very surprised Seattle won because I watched most of the game and I stopped watching in the 4th quarter because Seattle's offense looked bad. Russell Wilson was throwing too many bad passes. I'm surprised Green Bay gave the game away because of bad defense. The Colts are pathetic only scoring 7 points against New England hahahahahahahahaha. I wish Denver would've played New England because the game would've been better. I think Seattle is gonna win the super bowl but New England is gonna be tough to beat because they can score a lot of points.

Bonniegirl
01-21-2015, 01:09 PM
LOL@MrCleveland dissing the Browns hahahahahahahahahahahahaha. You're right Simmytbone that the Browns have irresponsible players and their general manager said he's not gonna tolerate that anymore. He said he's gonna start getting rid of players if they don't act right and I was glad he said that. The Browns have been losers for so long and it's time for a change. I was very surprised Seattle won because I watched most of the game and I stopped watching in the 4th quarter because Seattle's offense looked bad. Russell Wilson was throwing too many bad passes. I'm surprised Green Bay gave the game away because of bad defense. The Colts are pathetic only scoring 7 points against New England hahahahahahahahaha. I wish Denver would've played New England because the game would've been better. I think Seattle is gonna win the super bowl but New England is gonna be tough to beat because they can score a lot of points.


Do you think so I.T.. That the Seahawks will win? The Patriots are tough, but the Broncos are good too, and the Seahawks slaughtered them last year! And the Patriots went to Super bowl in 2008 and 2012 with the NY Giants and lost . (When the Giants were good. These last two seasons it's a different story) :( So it is possible they will lose against the Seahawks!

isiahthomas
01-21-2015, 01:39 PM
Yeah I think Seattle will win.

simmytbone
02-09-2015, 03:23 PM
Well the best team in the NFL Today have won their 1st Super Bowl in 10 years

The Patriots def. the Seahawks after the bad call from Coach Pete Carroll and Malcolm Butler was Da Man to save the Patriots

and also, I dedicate this song to Malcolm Butler

This is Aloe Blacc and "The Man"

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mets82
02-13-2015, 06:44 PM
I still say Carroll should've ran Lynch. Believe me, he does that, NO WAY the Pats win.

Schmoopie
03-14-2015, 03:45 AM
It took me a few days to get over this and I have to say that it was the first Superbowl I ever watched that made me cry but I think it's admirable that not only Pete Carroll but Russell Wilson apologized for something that doesn't even need to be apologized for, IMO. I mean, sure it was a really bad outcome of a play the didn't work, but I don't fault them for it. Knowing my Hawks losing such a close game will just make them stronger for next year. People may not think this "counts" since we didn't actually win two years in a row, but I still consider this a re-Pete (with a nod to our awesome and wonderful coach, Pete Carroll). Time to move on to next year and put the past behind us.

TVFactFan
03-15-2015, 02:21 AM
It took me a few days to get over this and I have to say that it was the first Superbowl I ever watched that made me cry but I think it's admirable that not only Pete Carroll but Russell Wilson apologized for something that doesn't even need to be apologized for, IMO. I mean, sure it was a really bad outcome of a play the didn't work, but I don't fault them for it. Knowing my Hawks losing such a close game will just make them stronger for next year. People may not think this "counts" since we didn't actually win two years in a row, but I still consider this a re-Pete (with a nod to our awesome and wonderful coach, Pete Carroll). Time to move on to next year and put the past behind us.


I won't judge you because that is a tough way for your team to lose the SB. I mean a blowout by the Pats would have hurt you less but to be so close to repeating and coming up short I know was tough.

But you should feel good that going into next year your team is still the best in the NFC west because the Niners got worst and the QB situation for Arizona and St, Louis is up in the air. Plus you still have Russel Wilson and Richard Sherman. So your team will be right back in contention for a SB

Schmoopie
03-15-2015, 03:21 AM
I won't judge you because that is a tough way for your team to lose the SB. I mean a blowout by the Pats would have hurt you less but to be so close to repeating and coming up short I know was tough.

But you should feel good that going into next year your team is still the best in the NFC west because the Niners got worst and the QB situation for Arizona and St, Louis is up in the air. Plus you still have Russel Wilson and Richard Sherman. So your team will be right back in contention for a SB

Thanks and that's true. I appreciate that. It really did hurt because we literally went from euphoric to disbelief. I mean, we were watching in a restaurant and it went from being rowdy to completely silent. But honestly at the beginning of the season I wasn't sure that we were going to make it to the Superbowl again so the fact that we did was amazing. I love Russell Wilson and Richard Sherman. I think they are awesome as well as Earl Thomas and a lot of the other players but Russell Wilson is my absolute favorite. I think we'll be even stronger next year because of this Superbowl loss.