The Good and the Bad of these Playoff TeamsĀ CINCINNATI vs HOUSTON Is it double revenge time for the Bengals? After-all, they lost twice to the Texans last season. In fact, they lost in the same scenario in the Wild Card game just a year ago. Talk about the sweet smell of revenge! But the Bengals only had three quality…
1) San Francisco—When you go into the top house in the league and defeat them, there’s no question who the Number 1 team is. The first half for the 49ers was a statement to everyone. Yes, they let them back in, but in the end they were able to erase all the momentum that Tom Brady had mustered up for…
1) New England–-One thing is for sure. There’s NO argument which team is the best in the AFC. The Patroits remind me of the beatings younger brothers get when trying to usurp their older brothers and get put down quickly. This is a loss the Texans will not forget any time soon. Now this week the Patriots can concentrate on…
1) San Francisco—Someone needs to tell Alex Smith the story of Wally Pipp. Pipp is why players play hurt. There is really not much of a QB controversy. Harbaugh handpicked Colin Kaepernick and anointed him as the next great thing. It seems all he’s done is defeat Chicago Bears and then defeated the Saints on the road. Not so bad…
1) Houston—There’s a new Sheriff in town. The Texans slipped in and out of Chicago, won the game and returned to Houston as the Number 1 team in the NFL. These boys do it all in the fact that even by losing the heart and soul of their defense, Brian Cushing, they shutdown the Bears offense. They can win by…
1) Atlanta—Matt Ryan is referred to as “Mattie Ice”. A cool well deserved name. Why? They just keep winning. On the road and with some comebacks. At home and with a few blowouts. The Atlanta Falcons have managed an improbable first half of the season, and their 8-0 record puts them two wins away from securing a playoff berth. And…