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Playoff field is set:

1/5:

4:30 PM ET - (6) Cincinnati vs. (3) Houston

8:00 PM ET - (6) Minnesota vs. (3) Green Bay

1/6:

1:00 PM ET - (5) Indianapolis vs. (4) Baltimore

4:30 PM ET - (5) Seattle vs. (4) Washington

1/12:

4:30 PM ET - TBD vs. (1) Denver

8:00 PM ET - TBD vs. (2) San Francisco

1/13:

1:00 PM ET - TBD vs. (1) Atlanta

4:30 PM ET - TBD vs. (2) New England

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Texans over Bengals (10 points)

Packers over Vikings (4 points)

Colts over Ravens (3 points)

Seahawks over Redskins (7 points)

Broncos over Colts (6 points)

49ers over Packers (10 points)

Falcons over Seahawks (3 points)

Patriots over Texans (13 points)

Patriots over Broncos (6 points)

Falcons over 49ers (7 points)

Patriots over Falcons (4 points)

I think the AFC is much stronger than the NFC. NFC could go any way, they're so close and diverse. We'll see how this goes. Just a little warning though, I haven't picked the Super Bowl winner at the start of the actual game since the Ravens won in early 2000s. So hopefully I didn't pick your team to win. I'll probably get 1 out of 4 right in the Wild Card Round, hopefully that one game isn't the Packer-Viking game.

 

 

 

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Wild Card

Texans over Bengals

Colts over Ravens

Seahawks over Redskins

Packers over Vikings

Divisional

Broncos over Colts

Pats over Texans

Seahawks over Falcons

Packers over 49ers

Conference

Broncos over Pats

Seahawks over Packers

Super Bowl

Broncos over Seahawks.

A lot of good storylines here.

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Playoff field is set:

1/5:

4:30 PM ET - (6) Cincinnati vs. (3) Houston

8:00 PM ET - (6) Minnesota vs. (3) Green Bay

1/6:

1:00 PM ET - (5) Indianapolis vs. (4) Baltimore

4:30 PM ET - (5) Seattle vs. (4) Washington

1/12:

4:30 PM ET - TBD vs. (1) Denver

8:00 PM ET - TBD vs. (2) San Francisco

1/13:

1:00 PM ET - TBD vs. (1) Atlanta

4:30 PM ET - TBD vs. (2) New England

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Pick away.

NFC Title Game: REDSKINS VS. FALCONS

With the game tied late in the waning moments of the 4th quarter, Matt Ryan and the Falcons pinned inside their own 5. As Ryan signals to his linemen, two masked fans emerge from the Atlanta home stands and pummel Ryan into submission before handcuffing him to the turnbuckle. Luke McCown comes in and is subsequently sacked in the end zone for the game winning safety. The two mystery fans are revealed to be Doug Williams and Joe Theismann, and they kiss Mr. Shanahan's rings as the corporate anthem plays the broadcast out.

AFC Title Game: COLTS VS. BRONCOS

Colts play shocker and take a late lead on Denver. Peyton and the Broncos have less than a minute to get in field goal range, and beckons Eric Decker to go in motion. As Decker comes across the field, Manning decks him with a steel chair before slowly walking to the Colts sideline. The Denver crowd stands in shocked silence as Peyton embraces the Colts coaching staff and shakes Andrew Luck's hand. Jim Ross' screaming accentuates Peyton's treason as the clock strikes 0.

Superbowl: COLTS VS. REDSKINS

Battle of the rookies. Before kickoff, Peyton Manning emerges from the locker room with Edgerrin James and Marvin Harrison, all resplendent in their old Colts garb. He announces that to protect Andrew Luck from interference, the trio of former Colts will be lumberjacks on the sideline to be sure that Theismann and Williams don't wreak havoc. Mr. Shanahan and Kyle-O-Shan interrupt the party to declare that not only will Theismann and Williams be lumberjacks for the Redskins sideline, but there will be a mystery Third Man!

The game is one for the books. Both rookie QBs vie back and forth with offensive prowess and gritty playmaking. Numerous shenanigans ensue with Peyton and the Colts stable trading cheap shots in-ring with the Corporate Shanahans. Ultimately the 4th quarter comes to an end with a tie score. Just as both teams are about to roll up their sleeves for more gridiron brutality, the music hits! It's Commissioner Goodell!

The Commish has had enough of the sideline interference, and banishes Peyton, Thiesmann, and all players sans Luck and RGIII from both sides to the locker room. He further says to ensure no further interference that a steel cage will be lowered onto the field! Fans marvel at what a stupid and impossible amalgamation of ideas this post has become.

Luck wastes no time in going for Griffin's knee. With a clearly hobbled RG3 fighting on pure heart, Luck decides to go for the finishing blow and locks Griffin up in the Sharpshooter. Just as the Redskin hero is about to tap, the lights in the arena go out!

The bells toll! The entire arena is mystified...it appears that the Third Man has arrived, but where is he?! Luck frantically darts his eyes around the ring, paranoid of this grim intruder....when WHO BURSTS FROM THE RING MAT BUT.....

SEAN TAYLOR!

"MY GOD! MY GOD!" shouts JR as #21 crawls from the hole at midfield, grips a horrified Andrew Luck around the throat and chokeslams him to the cold arena surface with a thunderous smash. Taylor drapes RG3's arm over Luck's still form and the three-count is administered.

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Wild-Card:

Bengals 24, Texans 17

Packers 34, Vikings 20

Colts 27, Ravens 17

Redskins 23, Seahawks 20 OT

Divisional Round:

Broncos 31, Bengals 13

Packers 35, 49ers 31

Falcons 27, Redskins 19

Patriots 41, Colts 20

Conference Championships:

Packers 20, Falcons 17

Patriots 33, Broncos 30

Super Bowl XLVII

Packers 41 Patriots 35 OT

The first overtime in a Super Bowl while the Packers win their 2nd in 3 years.

Cowboys - Lakers - LAFC - USMNT - LA Rams - LA Kings - NUFC 

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Packers over Vikings

Bengals over Texans

Colts over Ravens

Redskins over Seahawks

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SUPER BOWL(!!)

49ers vs Broncos

Broncos win, Peyton gets his 2nd title, Eli watches while doing lat pulls with a focused look. He knows 3 is now the number of titles he'll need to step out the shadow of his older brother.

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Playoff field is set:

1/5:

4:30 PM ET - (6) Cincinnati vs. (3) Houston

8:00 PM ET - (6) Minnesota vs. (3) Green Bay

1/6:

1:00 PM ET - (5) Indianapolis vs. (4) Baltimore

4:30 PM ET - (5) Seattle vs. (4) Washington

1/12:

4:30 PM ET - TBD vs. (1) Denver

8:00 PM ET - TBD vs. (2) San Francisco

1/13:

1:00 PM ET - TBD vs. (1) Atlanta

4:30 PM ET - TBD vs. (2) New England

--

Pick away.

NFC Title Game: REDSKINS VS. FALCONS

With the game tied late in the waning moments of the 4th quarter, Matt Ryan and the Falcons pinned inside their own 5. As Ryan signals to his linemen, two masked fans emerge from the Atlanta home stands and pummel Ryan into submission before handcuffing him to the turnbuckle. Luke McCown comes in and is subsequently sacked in the end zone for the game winning safety. The two mystery fans are revealed to be Doug Williams and Joe Theismann, and they kiss Mr. Shanahan's rings as the corporate anthem plays the broadcast out.

AFC Title Game: COLTS VS. BRONCOS

Colts play shocker and take a late lead on Denver. Peyton and the Broncos have less than a minute to get in field goal range, and beckons Eric Decker to go in motion. As Decker comes across the field, Manning decks him with a steel chair before slowly walking to the Colts sideline. The Denver crowd stands in shocked silence as Peyton embraces the Colts coaching staff and shakes Andrew Luck's hand. Jim Ross' screaming accentuates Peyton's treason as the clock strikes 0.

Superbowl: COLTS VS. REDSKINS

Battle of the rookies. Before kickoff, Peyton Manning emerges from the locker room with Edgerrin James and Marvin Harrison, all resplendent in their old Colts garb. He announces that to protect Andrew Luck from interference, the trio of former Colts will be lumberjacks on the sideline to be sure that Theismann and Williams don't wreak havoc. Mr. Shanahan and Kyle-O-Shan interrupt the party to declare that not only will Theismann and Williams be lumberjacks for the Redskins sideline, but there will be a mystery Third Man!

The game is one for the books. Both rookie QBs vie back and forth with offensive prowess and gritty playmaking. Numerous shenanigans ensue with Peyton and the Colts stable trading cheap shots in-ring with the Corporate Shanahans. Ultimately the 4th quarter comes to an end with a tie score. Just as both teams are about to roll up their sleeves for more gridiron brutality, the music hits! It's Commissioner Goodell!

The Commish has had enough of the sideline interference, and banishes Peyton, Thiesmann, and all players sans Luck and RGIII from both sides to the locker room. He further says to ensure no further interference that a steel cage will be lowered onto the field! Fans marvel at what a stupid and impossible amalgamation of ideas this post has become.

Luck wastes no time in going for Griffin's knee. With a clearly hobbled RG3 fighting on pure heart, Luck decides to go for the finishing blow and locks Griffin up in the Sharpshooter. Just as the Redskin hero is about to tap, the lights in the arena go out!

The bells toll! The entire arena is mystified...it appears that the Third Man has arrived, but where is he?! Luck frantically darts his eyes around the ring, paranoid of this grim intruder....when WHO BURSTS FROM THE RING MAT BUT.....

SEAN TAYLOR!

"MY GOD! MY GOD!" shouts JR as #21 crawls from the hole at midfield, grips a horrified Andrew Luck around the throat and chokeslams him to the cold arena surface with a thunderous smash. Taylor drapes RG3's arm over Luck's still form and the three-count is administered.

Seriously, dude?!...

It's Super BOWL, not Superbowl. 2 words. Gee whiz.

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6 Bengals over 3 Texans

5 Colts over 4 Ravens

3 Packers over 6 Vikings

5 Seahawks over 4 Redskins

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1 Broncos over 6 Bengals

2 Patriots over 5 Colts

5 Seahawks over 1 Falcons

3 Packers over 2 49ers

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1 Broncos over 2 Patriots

5 Seahawks over 3 Packers

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1 Broncos over 5 Seahawks

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Super Bowl: Vikings vs. Bengals*. Just to watch the community's collective aesthetic conscience explode.

Call it the Clown Bowl. :P

*already my surprise pick to go all the way

*Disclaimer: I am not an authoritative expert on stuff...I just do a lot of reading and research and keep in close connect with a bunch of people who are authoritative experts on stuff. 😁

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Wildcard Round:

Texans 27, Bengals 17

Packers 31, Vikings 23

Ravens 19, Colts 30

Redskins 23, Seahawks 42

Divisional Round:

Broncos 34, Colts 14

49ers 30, Packers 33 (OT)

Falcons 30, Seahawks 17

Patriots 38, Texans 20

Conference Championships:

Falcons 16, Packers 24

Patriots 27, Broncos 34

Super Bowl XLVII

Broncos 42, Packers 29

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Wild-Card Round:

Texans over Bengals

Packers over Vikings

Ravens over Colts

Seahawks over Redskins

Divisional Round:

Broncos over Ravens

Packers over 49ers

Seahawks over Falcons

Patriots over Texans

Conference Championships:

Packers over Seahawks

Patriots over Broncos

Super Bowl XLVII

Packers over Patriots

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