Round Two - NFL Playoffs

[mercuryblues]

Ok, after being 2-2 on my picks last weekend. Let's see if I can improve...

My picks...

Denver over Baltimore (Broncos are strong now, especially at Mile-High's altitude)

49ers over Green Bay (could go either way, I think)

Seattle over Atlanta (Seattle is dangerous right now and I question the Falcons' ability to win in the playoffs. Still possible though)

Pats over Houston (but it will be a much closer game than a few weeks ago)

 

[Chris Meutsch]

I agree with all of the above. I think the 49'ers and GB will be the best game of the weekend. Potentially OT.

 

[dave123]

It would be nice to see the NFC champ game come to Green Bay.

 

[Pablo]

Denver over Baltimore - a yep

Green Bay over 49er's - niners will be [censored] over being blown out by Seattle, but still they have injuries and GB is peaking

Seattle over Atlanta - nervous time. I don't know enough about the Falcons.

Houston over Patriots - God I hate the Patriots.

 

[jrtribology]

I wonder why there are no motor oil, gasoline, or automotive filter commercials on any sports broadcasts like many years ago ?

 

[Pablo]

Fairly HUGE upset. Wow Ravens.

 

[morepwr]

Well I am surprised by Baltimore today. Wow.

 

[GROUCHO MARX]

Originally Posted By: Pablo
Fairly HUGE upset. Wow Ravens.


What a screw up at the end of regulation by the Bronco DB!

 

[Mystic]

I think that SF QB went to a $2.00 an hour tattoo artist.

The GB Packers should have got their flu shots.

Obviously I wanted the Denver Broncos to win but still a great game. Somebody wins and somebody loses.

Tomorrow I think New England will easily handle the Texans.

I am not sure about Seattle and Atlanta. Atlanta has a great record but everybody has been downplaying them. Seattle looks pretty good. Best guess I have is Seattle.

Assuming all of that happens I think San Francisco will beat Seattle. Seattle plays great at home against the 49's but not so good away from home. New England will easily enough handle the Ravens.

Superbowl: New England over San Francisco.