The ruined Patriots perfect season has left a bitter taste in the mouths of the New England faithful. Eli Manning led the winning drive and was well deserving of the MVP award as the super underdogs beat the perfect Pat’s in a thrilling 17-14 victory back in 2008.
The Super Bowl is big for so many reasons. Players and fans have their hearts set on being Super Bowl Champions, but there are so many other elements to Super Bowl Sunday. Companies and brands dump millions into advertising to capture the worlds attention, this years going rate is $3.5 million for 30 second spot.
Championship weekend has arrived in the NFL as the 2011 season continues to shock and awe. Gillette Stadium plays host to the AFC Championship between the high-flying Baltimore Ravens and the battle-tested New England Patriots.
Check out Gridiron Experts AFC and NFC Championship picks for this weeks match ups between the Ravens and Patriots and Giants and 49er’s
Four years ago, these two empowered teams met in the NFC Championship with a trip to Super Bowl XLII on the line. Eli Manning marched his troops into swirling winds and negative temperatures at Lambeau Field to take on Brett Favre (his final game as a Packer) and the Green and Gold.
The point spread for this up coming NFL playoff weekend is massive, and something I want nothing to do with. Either the oddsmakers are using the same computer that brought us a terrible BCS championship game or someone has been drinking the kool aid. Clearly the Tebow magic can keep things closer than 14
Playoff experience means more to some, than it does to others. The concept of the idea, that one could be more seasoned in a playoff game is true to a certain degree. That notion of learning from your mistakes or a sense of higher confidence is completely understandable.
This weekend features 4 NFL wildcard games that look to be very entertaining. This group of post-season talent sure does feature a lot of newbies, rookie QB’s and or teams with sub-par records? We could have a straight forward butting kicking from all the Vegas-favorites,although…
The Giants enter Sunday’s game with the momentum, and not just from the luxury of getting to playing at home. The G-Men are ridding high from their Week 17 victory over the Cowboys and are still gloating about being the best team in New York after gift-wrapping a Xmas whooping on the Jets a couple weeks back.
NFL Playoff Wildcard Weekend preview between two of the leagues most high scoring offense’s: The New Orleans Saints and the Detroit Lions. Who can out shoot who?
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