The Patriots do have a soft schedule in their division. Outside of their division they play some good teams. They actually beat the Cowboys (pretty badly) and won close games against the Colts, Ravens and Eagles. NE also beat the Steelers. Their run D is in trouble if they face Jacksonville, Taylor and Drew are way better combined than McGahee. A healthier Colts team could probably beat them. I don't see the Chargers beating NE, they would probably make mistakes again and they are inconsistent with Turner as coach. The Browns have an explosive offense, but I think the Steelers and/or the Colts could handle them.

This is how it looks now. http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/standings ... ce/bracket

I just don't see the NFC doing jack shit in the Superbowl. The Packers should only lose 1 more regular season game if any. I don't see the wildcard teams in the NFC winning, but you never know. Dallas BARELY beat the Bills, but they are a weak team lol. GB should be able to handle the Vikings or Seahawks (disappointing again). I doubt the Buccaneers or the Giants are going to beat the Cowboys.

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Like I said, theres only 4 teams that have a chance at winning the superbowl. Pitt is fucking overrated and doesn't count. My bet is going to Green Bay, I like Brett a lot in the playoffs. Peyton might be the better QB but I just don't like Indy's defense against GB.

I don't even know why i'm having this conversation with myself because the Pats are likely to just go undefeated anyways.

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