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01-13-2009, 10:15 AM
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01-13-2009, 10:33 AM
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01-16-2009, 11:02 PM
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2009nfcchamps
best defense philly best coach philly mvp #20 bigbrown the hitting machine man phillyand the over otherwise shaving not dissayingcards but think to clean out locker... philly going to the promise land . elturko cio
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01-18-2009, 09:47 AM
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NFL Conference championship predictions
Who would have thought that the Cardinals would get to this point....a new team since the playoffs have begun averaging 30 points on offense and making the Panthers look like a high school team. A lot of luck and timely play got the Eagles this far, but now run into a "hot" Arizona team at home. I hated the Cardinals in both thier first two playoff games, missed the wedding....but crashing the reception. CARDINALS 28 EAGLES 21 (sorry Steve and our other Eagle faithful) Round three, the clash of AFC North teams is the nightcap and should be a "headbanger" once again. The Steelers are well rested and the offensive line gave Ben all day to throw. Willie Parker looks healthy again and they were firing on all cylinders. The Ravens have got the turnovers working in thier favor the last two weeks. Now, they meet for a third time this year where the first two games were close. The Ravens are a little beat up and the Steelers looked good off the bye. The third time won't be a charm..... STEELERS 26 RAVENS 17
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01-18-2009, 10:12 AM
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Cardinal may have made Carolina look like a HS team, but that was Delhomme showing his 7th grade skills and the last few weeks have made me a believer in McNabb. The guy works well under pressure and I don't see him making the same mistakes. Add some decent weather and this will be a high scoring game.
Philly 42 Cardinals 34 As for the battle in Penn., cold and hard with nothing coming easy. Pittsburgh 21, Baltimore 20 Quote:
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01-18-2009, 10:32 AM
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I think that this could be the best day of NFL football we have seen in a long time. If you love physical throwback ball then the AFC game is right down your alley. The NFC matchup pairs two veteran QB's, with one the world had forgotten about but is back and better then ever and then their is Donovan McNabb, you can't help but pull for the guy to get a ring.
Arizona's defense is great, but the veteran at the QB spot after beeing benched has been on a mission. Andy Reid knows his way around the field, and I look for Philly to win. The Steelers are at home and if they get to the rookie Flacco who is not playing like one its lights out. Steelers win in an epic battle. Eagles 35 Cardinals 21 Steelers 24 Ravens 14 Eagles win the Super Bowl because they will be healthier, these AFC teams go into this game beat up and will exit even more bruised. Eagles 24 Steelers 21
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01-18-2009, 10:33 AM
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 ...You do not want to be facing either NFC team right now. Danger....Good Luck today Mark. GO BIRDS
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01-18-2009, 10:32 AM
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Who else can see the story line??? McNabb wins the Super Bowl over the team that he was benched against. This city will ERUPT if they win today. Goosebump time. GO BIRDS!!!
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