-
Ever wanted an RSS feed of all your favorite gaming news sites? Go check out our new Gaming Headlines feed! Read more about it here.
-
We have made minor adjustments to how the search bar works on ResetEra. You can read about the changes here.
NFL-OT |WILDCARD| Miami Miracle 2: Electric boogaloo
- Thread starter Himynameischris
- Start date
As a packers fan i'd rather have the eagles or vikings coming to lambeau. I think if GB has to go to SF we will lose pretty bad.
I think we can beat the saints at lambeau.
Last edited:
If the Jags want to give up a second round pick to take on that contract, I think that can be arranged.
My predictions:
- Bills over Texans
- Patriots over Titans
- Vikings over Saints
- Eagles over Seahawks
Playing Minnesota a 3rd time this year makes me kind of nervous. Also if the weather is right I can see the Packers beating the Saints.
Honestly, playing the 49ers in San Francisco is the only scenario where I see the Packers not reaching the Super Bowl. Unfortunately that scenario is very likely to happen.
Fun, maybe not so fun fact:
Since the 2010-2011 NFL season, the early Saturday Wild Card game has featured an AFC South team 8 out of 9 times, including this upcoming weekend. The only time the game didn't feature an AFC South team was when the 7-8-1 Panthers beat the Cardinals who had just recently lost Carson Palmer to a season-ending injury.
Since the 2010-2011 NFL season, the early Saturday Wild Card game has featured an AFC South team 8 out of 9 times, including this upcoming weekend. The only time the game didn't feature an AFC South team was when the 7-8-1 Panthers beat the Cardinals who had just recently lost Carson Palmer to a season-ending injury.
Russell wilson pulling a rabbit out of his ass could definitely beat the packers in lambeau. Also i feel like brees being terrible in the cold is overstated. This is not the same offense as like 8-10 years ago. The saints have actually been better on the road in the last 2 years as well. So yeah i think the saints or seahawks could take out the packers at home. Speaking of which it is amazing we have never gotten a brees/rodgers playoff game
My predictions:
Titans
Texans
Saints (people are crazy if they think the Vikings have any shot against the Saints in that dome with the way the Saints have been playing recently)
Seahawks (not completely sold on this pick though. Eagles are at home and the Seahawks just haven't looked good recently)
Titans
Texans
Saints (people are crazy if they think the Vikings have any shot against the Saints in that dome with the way the Saints have been playing recently)
Seahawks (not completely sold on this pick though. Eagles are at home and the Seahawks just haven't looked good recently)
Can't think of a worse scenerio for the Pats than Rainy weather facing a dominant run team with a weak run D and Also having a bad rushing offense. Big Big trouble if they don't force turnovers.
On an interesting note Brady has more playoff wins then all the other playoff QB's combined 👀
On an interesting note Brady has more playoff wins then all the other playoff QB's combined 👀
Last edited:
RIP. That was a legendary moment. He was a good coach, would have won a super bowl if not for one of the greatest drives ever.
Texans - I don't trust Josh Allen.
Titans - They will run the 30+ times and control time of possession.
Saints - As a lifelong, I'm dreading Saints playoff defense returning. Please guys, I cant go through a repeat of '11, '17, and '18 collapses.
Seahawks - Battle of the beaten to hell teams. I trust Wilson far more than Wentz.
Titans - They will run the 30+ times and control time of possession.
Saints - As a lifelong, I'm dreading Saints playoff defense returning. Please guys, I cant go through a repeat of '11, '17, and '18 collapses.
Seahawks - Battle of the beaten to hell teams. I trust Wilson far more than Wentz.
Dude that's some bold shit. I suggest walking away from the computer and collect yourself
I really think the Bills will beat the Texans. I just feel Allen will deliver.
Hopefully if/when the Saints lose in heartbreaking fashion this postseason we won't have to hear all that whining like last offseason.
OP
OP
HOF Finalists:
- Troy Polamalu (Steelers 2003-2014)
- Reggie Wayne (Colts 2001-2014)
- Isaac Bruce (Rams 1994-2007; 49ers 2008-09)
- LeRoy Butler (Packers 1990-2001)
- Torry Holt (Rams 1999-2008; Jaguars 2009)
- Sam Mills (Saints 1986-94; Panthers 1995-97),
- Zach Thomas (Dolphins 1996-2007; Cowboys 2008)
- Bryant Young (49ers 1994-2007)
- Tony Boselli (Jaguars 1995-2001)
- Steve Atwater (Broncos 1989-98; Jets 1999)
- Alan Faneca (Steelers 1998-2007, Jets 2008-09; Cardinals 2010)
- Steve Hutchinson (Seahawks 2001-05; Vikings 2006-11; Titans 2012)
- Edgerrin James (Colts 1999-2005; Cardinals 2006-08; Seahawks 2009)
- John Lynch (Buccaneers 1993-2003; Broncos 2004-07)
- Richard Seymour (Patriots 2001-08; Raiders 2009-12)
It's going to suck seeing all of the incredible greatest show on turf St Louis Rams players get inducted with no local Fanfare and with the crappy Los Angeles faction participating.
My take away is most NFL backs, receivers, placeholders, and punters have better accuracy than Brady.
Gotta think that with Troy most likely going in that it torpedoes Butler, Atwater and Lynch for this year.
Just saw a banner pop up during this bowl game on ESPN that Garrett and the Cowboys have parted ways.
technically not fired since he coached out his contract, they just didnt renew it
Romo going to be the first coach/QB combo
Last edited:
