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Well the Pats will be going back to the SB. Not that anyone in the AFC in its current condition really had a chance. I actually give NE a chance in the big game whether it be against the Panthers or Cardinals after what I saw this weekend. Carolina tends to lay back in big leads and be over confident which almost bit them in the ass. Arizona is not playing great offensively and can be handled by the #9 defense of the NFL. NE seems more prepared where it counts the most.

I have to say this year especially the playoffs, I haven't enjoyed it much. I'm sorry but there's just a lot of bad football being played. Been watching the NFL for over 30 years and I've never felt the way I do about this season,before.
 
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royrdsjr said:
But can the Broncos repeat that performance next Sunday? The last time I was this unsure of the Broncos' chances in the playoffs, Tim Tebow was QB. If I recall, that playoff team also defeated the Steelers, & if I recall, the Patriots soundly defeated them the next week. Will history repeat itself?
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Who cares if they can or don't.
They both have the same record, but Denver is the one who won head to head. To complain about not having home field is whining about sour grapes. They had the chance to have home field back in November and lost.
 
Derwin0 said:
Who cares if they can or don't.
They both have the same record, but Denver is the one who won head to head. To complain about not having home field is whining about sour grapes. They had the chance to have home field back in November and lost.
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He's a Broncos fan. No one is complaining about where the game is played. So I am not sure where you are getting your sour grapes comment.

Yes we all know they lost week 12 in Denver, to Brock Osweiler.
 
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If the Patriots win today, they will be the first team with 9 Super Bowl appearances. OTOH, if the Broncos win, they will make their 8th SB appearance tying them for most all time with the Pats, Steelers and Cowboys.
 
With all the talk that this could be Peyton's last chance to win ... possibly retiring afterwards ... he's 39.

Why is there no talk of Brady retiring, he's 38, he can't be going too much longer.
 
Jimbo said:
With all the talk that this could be Peyton's last chance to win ... possibly retiring afterwards ... he's 39.

Why is there no talk of Brady retiring, he's 38, he can't be going too much longer.
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I think Brady still has 3 more productive years left (barring injury of course).
 
I predict with the up most confidence that the Broncos receivers will drop passes.......again. The Broncos receivers dropping passes is the one constant throughout this season.
 
Jimbo said:
With all the talk that this could be Peyton's last chance to win ... possibly retiring afterwards ... he's 39.

Why is there no talk of Brady retiring, he's 38, he can't be going too much longer.
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Prior injuries. Manning's had some serious one's before, and age isn't making them better.
Brady on the other hand has had a relatively injury free career.
 
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Congratulations New England Patriots fans, your team is going....back to New England!

What a 'deflating' game for Tommy boy, I think I 'spied' a tear running down the cheek of the golden boy.
 
Man, I love that Gronk. Pulled a "Ghost to the post" on 4th and 10 and made an amazing TD catch despite being doubled covered.

I cannot say I wanted the Patsies to win, but sure as s#i7 did NOT want the Donkeys to win. But the Donkeys made one more big play than the Patsies.
 

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