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ty3c · Oct 07, 2005, 03:48 AM // 03:48

EAGLES VS DENVER

this is quite the match up i think the eagles would beat them however but it would be a hard game

i think the score would be

eagles 30 denver 27

its looking more and more possable and with the pats hurting and losing forget about them they suck totally now

i know many may not think this will be the super bowl teams but i belive it will be feel free to question my pick here and leave the reason why

becuase it seems to me these teams are not hurting like the pats and are winning alot of games so far.

Edge Martinez · Oct 07, 2005, 05:22 AM // 05:22

Giants vs. San Diego

Giants vs. Indianapolis

or

Giants vs. Kansas City

I say this despite being a Jets fan and hating the Giants above all else.

Aracos79 · Oct 07, 2005, 05:35 AM // 05:35

Ahh... the Eagle fanboy is back again. Looking to gloat over the injuries that the Patriots have had to deal with this year I see. Yes... like the pack of wild hyenas, they have come to surround the champs. And yes, they aren't going to make it back to the Super Bowl.

But speaking of injuries... Mrs. McNabb's baby boy isn't going to make it to the playoffs in one piece. He's been playing great football, inspired football even... but the chance of him keeping this up until February are somewhere between SLIM and NONE. Although they still may win the NFC by default... as is it the "Not Football Conference".

Patriots or no Patriots... the AFC is where the power lies. But Denver? Are you kidding me? They aren't even the best team in their division much less the conference. The Chargers are picking up steam and have the best offense in the league this side of Indy. And oh by the way... the Colts found out how to play defense. They're now a complete team and will be VERY tough to beat. Rounding out the AFC contenders you have Pittsburgh. Big Ben is for real and they'll be in the mix when it's all over.

The Pats will still win their division, basically by default. The Dolphins are a 7-9 team, as are the Bills. And the Jets... well, they may not win again all year. I like ol' Vinny, but that's a beaten team.

Bottom line... this is the Colts year. It pains me to say that as I can't stand anybody in the Manning family, but they've finally put the pieces together. Their NFC opponent? Does it matter? Frankly, the Eagles MAY win it by default... but it won't matter at all, as whoever comes out of the NFC will be fodder for the AFC champ.

Doooom · Oct 07, 2005, 01:24 PM // 13:24

I'm calling the Cleveland Browns vs. the Cincinatti Bengals.

kg_lildude1 · Oct 07, 2005, 03:53 PM // 15:53

eagles vs cowboys

Link Ironhammer · Oct 07, 2005, 03:55 PM // 15:55

Cowboys got no chance now

kg_lildude1 · Oct 07, 2005, 03:55 PM // 15:55

eh, you never know

Link Ironhammer · Oct 07, 2005, 03:56 PM // 15:56

Cowboys are 2-2

kg_lildude1 · Oct 07, 2005, 04:05 PM // 16:05

lol i haven't checked the sports page in a while

Aracos79 · Oct 07, 2005, 04:09 PM // 16:09

The Cowboys have blown two very winnable games. You can't do that and expect to come out on top. However, the NFC is SO weak that there is every possibilit they could sneak in as a wild card. Washington is a paper tiger, as we're going to find out this weekend, and I don't believe the Giants are really this good. They're coming back to earth soon. The Eagles will win the division by default, and may win the conference by default as well simply by being "good enough". :P

But as I said before, it really doesn't matter who comes out of the NFC. There isn't a team in the entire conference that can compare with the top 3 teams in the AFC. Indy, San Diego, and Pittsburgh are easily better than any team in the NFC right now. I'd take any of them over any NFC team in a Super Bowl matchup.

kg_lildude1 · Oct 07, 2005, 04:23 PM // 16:23

since cowboys are out i guess eagles and broncos

Sir Skullcrasher · Oct 07, 2005, 05:56 PM // 17:56

Colts and Bucs

Believe da playa

kg_lildude1 · Oct 07, 2005, 05:56 PM // 17:56

pfssh colts never

Arturo02 · Oct 07, 2005, 05:57 PM // 17:57

prob Eagles in the NFC, cause nobody else wants to take control of that conference. Seattle is close, but Holmgren keeps making bad in-game decisions.

In the AFC, as much as I love my team, the injuries, the loss of the two coaches, and the hardest start to an NFL schedule in league history. (No team has had to face tougher opponents in their first five games then the Patriots this season.)

That's parity for yah I guess. :P

I'd say probably Indy or Pitt in the AFC if the Pats fall apart. San Diego maybe but Marty doesn't have a good track record for winning the big games. At least this time he doesn't have to worry about Elway.