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View Poll Results: who's left standing?
New York Jets 1 1.67%
Indianapolis 2 3.33%
Baltimore 1 1.67%
Kansas City 1 1.67%
New Orleans 3 5.00%
Seattle 1 1.67%
Green Bay 4 6.67%
Philadephia 7 11.67%
Pittsburgh 8 13.33%
New England 22 36.67%
Atlanta 5 8.33%
Chicago 5 8.33%
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Old 01-03-2011, 02:30 PM
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Who's winning the big one?
lets have some fun and see what the mall thinks...
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Pittsburgh will get there 7th superbowl win.
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Old 01-03-2011, 03:03 PM
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I say the PATRIOTS , but need to vote for my team >>> the chiefs!
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I voted for Atlanta. NFC South teams hae enjoyed success in the big game. They are 2-1 in their last three Superbowl efforts, and more importantly, 3-0 ATS.
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I say the PATRIOTS , but need to vote for my team >>> the chiefs!



i second this whole statement
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Bears vs. Patriots part deux, same result though!!
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How can anyone not think the Patriots? Just so dominant right now and healthy...
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How can anyone not think the Patriots? Just so dominant right now and healthy...
What year was it 2007?

Brady had a record 50 something touchdowns, Undefeated in the regular season.

They looked unstoppable like they always do, But come playoffs they cant finish againt elite teams
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What year was it 2007?

Brady had a record 50 something touchdowns, Undefeated in the regular season.

They looked unstoppable like they always do, But come playoffs they cant finish againt elite teams
Pats got to the Super Bowl that year and lost on a next to surreal drive, accompanied by an unreal catch

thats once, they were the #1 seed and failed to win the Super Bowl

hardly a trend where they cant beat "elite" teams
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I think the colts will find a way to get back in the big one and win it. Atleast thats what I m hoping.
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The colts have a tough path too get too the big show, and with clark and collie out of the picture. Manning does not have a reliable TE too throw too in those key situations.

I hope they get past the jets, I hate everything about the jets.
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James Walker spent some time in the Browns' locker room after the game to get their thoughts on the top two seeds in the AFC. Cleveland played the Patriots and Steelers three times total this season. The Browns beat New England and lost twice to the Steelers.

"The Patriots have smart players and they have Tom Brady, and anytime you have Brady, it's a lot easier to win," Browns fullback Lawrence Vickers said. "But Pittsburgh has the same thing. They have Ben [Roethlisberger], and he's such a playmaker. And their defense, there's not much more you can say about them except they're always good.

"It would probably come down to which defense can make the most stops."
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Old 01-06-2011, 01:57 PM
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What year was it 2007?

Brady had a record 50 something touchdowns, Undefeated in the regular season.

They looked unstoppable like they always do, But come playoffs they cant finish againt elite teams
Just to echo what Romsanowski said what about 2001 hen they beat the rams as 14 pt underdogs?
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