AFC: The Jets might pull an upset, but I think both home teams advance to the divisional playoffs, where they promptly get squished by the Patriots and Steelers. The championship game proves a war of attrition, but youth and power is served, and the Steelers go to Jacksonville.
NFC: Again the home teams survive wild-card weekend (despite the Rams giving Seattle a run for its money). Philly survives by the skin of its teeth against Seattle, and then goes down in the NFC championship game for the fourth year in a row. Atlanta can win big games on the road (they dominated Green Bay in Lambeau in January and were *this* close to giving Tampa a chance to HOST the NFC championship game two years ago) and Philly's offense is severely crippled without T.O.
Doesn't matter who comes out of the NFC, though - the AFC is winning the big game this year regardless of which division winner comes out with the crown. In this case, Roethlisberger makes history and Pittsburgh beats Atlanta in a showdown of the new generation of QBs.
NFC: Again the home teams survive wild-card weekend (despite the Rams giving Seattle a run for its money). Philly survives by the skin of its teeth against Seattle, and then goes down in the NFC championship game for the fourth year in a row. Atlanta can win big games on the road (they dominated Green Bay in Lambeau in January and were *this* close to giving Tampa a chance to HOST the NFC championship game two years ago) and Philly's offense is severely crippled without T.O.
Doesn't matter who comes out of the NFC, though - the AFC is winning the big game this year regardless of which division winner comes out with the crown. In this case, Roethlisberger makes history and Pittsburgh beats Atlanta in a showdown of the new generation of QBs.
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