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I do not want to see the patriots back in the Super Bowl.

Well, with that fumble, the Ravens can "Kiss the Baby" !

Holy s**t are there any ravens fans in their own stadium? Patriot fans took it over

Originally posted by DrEll:
YES ! keep Baltimore out of the playoffs

They weren't making the playoffs, Even if they won this game. The Steelers have the lowly Browns next week.

Originally posted by maximusdecimus:
I do not want to see the patriots back in the Super Bowl.

What if its Niners vs Pats

Broncos probably have a better chance than Pats

Originally posted by JTB1974:

Originally posted by DrEll:
YES ! keep Baltimore out of the playoffs

They weren't making the playoffs, Even if they won this game. The Steelers have the lowly Browns next week.

Pitt vs Balt final week

Originally posted by FlayvaMeister:

Originally posted by 49erBrodie70:
AFC playoffs could be really interesting....top seeds (for now) looking shaky, inconsistency with all contenders.....I don't know who I'd pick right now.

It's changed so much. At one point it was the Colts, and everyone including myself had them as the AFC Front Runner.
Then the Injury Bug bit, and unlike the 49ers, they didn't have a Mac Jones, Shanahan, and Saleh ...

The Chiefs were being talked about, because of recent history, but I never bought into that narrative.
The Bills could / should do something, but their defence is suspect, and even Superman can't beat
Kryptonite.

The Texan, with their Hellacious 'D' came back from an 0-3 start and injuries, to get folks talkin', that
maybe they could do something ... only to struggle against the Raiders !?!?!? - meanwhile, the Jags,
looked like World Beaters today on the road.

This season has been so unpredictable, and I can't recall another like it !

Don't forget the Steelers they've been getting the Chiefs treatment from the refs the last 3 weeks

Drake Maye is the real deal

This season should be it for harbaugh.

If that coaching position opens up I wonder where salah would rank?

Originally posted by maximusdecimus:
I do not want to see the patriots back in the Super Bowl.

They're a good squad but not great. Very well coached. They've had the easiest schedule in 25 years - they just beat a team missing the playoffs.

we really don't know how good they are. They have only played terrible squads except bills. The bills aren't a great team this year either.

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by maximusdecimus:
I do not want to see the patriots back in the Super Bowl.

What if its Niners vs Pats

That's the best case scenario outside of Steelers.

no way we have a shot against Allen
No shot against Denver either.

Honestly my dream matchup for the superbowl is 49ers vs pats. I think we'd eff them up

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by maximusdecimus:
I do not want to see the patriots back in the Super Bowl.

What if its Niners vs Pats

I was just about to reply to that post stating the same thing !

Originally posted by FlayvaMeister:

Originally posted by 49erBrodie70:
AFC playoffs could be really interesting....top seeds (for now) looking shaky, inconsistency with all contenders.....I don't know who I'd pick right now.

It's changed so much. At one point it was the Colts, and everyone including myself had them as the AFC Front Runner.
Then the Injury Bug bit, and unlike the 49ers, they didn't have a Mac Jones, Shanahan, and Saleh ...

The Chiefs were being talked about, because of recent history, but I never bought into that narrative.
The Bills could / should do something, but their defence is suspect, and even Superman can't beat
Kryptonite.

The Texan, with their Hellacious 'D' came back from an 0-3 start and injuries, to get folks talkin', that
maybe they could do something ... only to struggle against the Raiders !?!?!? - meanwhile, the Jags,
looked like World Beaters today on the road.

This season has been so unpredictable, and I can't recall another like it !

For old timers, not quite the same, but as far as being no clear cut favorite or favorite(s), it reminds me a little of 1980. San Diego, Cleveland, Buffalo, Oakland, and Houston all finished 11-5 - only five teams made the playoffs back then. Oakland/Cleveland divisional playoff game was an ice battle off the shores of Lake Erie with the ball being basically a brick and went down to the wire. Oakland under Flores was clutch down the stretch and ended up going on a run with Plunkett to take Super Bowl XV, the year before SF's magical run in '81.