[STARMAN 352ND]

Ok guys,
Let's hear it for the teams that made it to this year's playoffs...
Now whats your take on the wild card games this weekend ?
For the AFC i'll go with the Colts and the Patriots.
KC will be tough i'm sure.IMHO this is the best game this weekend.
For the NFC i'll go with the Eagles and Seahawks.
But i still think the Bears may go all the way....
JP

[crossroads]

I don't think the colts will be able to stop the run so I have KC beating them. I hope the Cowboys can get it together this week. I don't have much confidence though.

Ronnie

[LzyBns]

Go Chiefs.

[chiefs70]

I guess my loyalties are rather uncertain on this one .

I think the last thing Indy wanted to see was Larry Johnson in the first round. These two teams have met twice in playoffs in the last 11 years. In 1996 the Chiefs lost to the Colts 9-7 after a 13-3 season - led by Derrick Thomas and a phenomenal defense - due to a shank by Lin Elliot. It was the worst sports moment of my (and my college buddies) lives and is still seen as a black, black day in Kansas City. Then, in 2004, the once again 13-3 Chiefs met Indy in KC losing a shootout to Peyton and the boys. The Chiefs offense was outstanding but their defense couldn't have stopped my pee wee league team. As a typical deluded sports fan, I am praying for a reversal of roles and a Chiefs victory.

In the other wild card game I'll go with the Seahawks, Eagles and Pats. Barring a miracle by my Chiefs I'll be cheering (along with Eddie) for Marty and the Bolts to win it all. He may not have taken KC to the Super Bowl but it was a great time to be a Chiefs fan when he was at the helm.

[panzercommander]

J E T S Jets!!! Jets!!! Jets!!!

[Tyler109]

Originally Posted by chiefs70

I guess my loyalties are rather uncertain on this one .

I think the last thing Indy wanted to see was Larry Johnson in the first round. These two teams have met twice in playoffs in the last 11 years. In 1996 the Chiefs lost to the Colts 9-7 after a 13-3 season - led by Derrick Thomas and a phenomenal defense - due to a shank by Lin Elliot. It was the worst sports moment of my (and my college buddies) lives and is still seen as a black, black day in Kansas City. Then, in 2004, the once again 13-3 Chiefs met Indy in KC losing a shootout to Peyton and the boys. The Chiefs offense was outstanding but their defense couldn't have stopped my pee wee league team. As a typical deluded sports fan, I am praying for a reversal of roles and a Chiefs victory.

In the other wild card game I'll go with the Seahawks, Eagles and Pats. Barring a miracle by my Chiefs I'll be cheering (along with Eddie) for Marty and the Bolts to win it all. He may not have taken KC to the Super Bowl but it was a great time to be a Chiefs fan when he was at the helm.

A miracle by your Chiefs? I don't think a miracle is required and don't get me wrong I love my Colts but they couldn't stop middle school running back

[mikeb1958]

V-I-K-I-N-G-S!!! Opps...I forgot we didn't get in with a crappy 6 & 10 record.
We did have the #1 Defense against the Rush, but they were #32 against the Pass.
So goooooooooooooooooo SAINTS!

[PappyB]

Originally Posted by panzercommander

J E T S Jets!!! Jets!!! Jets!!!

P.A.T.S... PATS, PATS, PAts!

[mikeb1958]

Originally Posted by PappyB

P.A.T.S... PATS, PATS, PAts!

Nawwwwwwwwwwwww..... as the Pats have won their share of Superbowls in the past several years. Time for someone 'new'.

[PappyB]

Originally Posted by mikeb1958

Nawwwwwwwwwwwww..... as the Pats have won their share of Superbowls in the past several years. Time for someone 'new'.

This born-and-raised New Englander who survived the Pats in the 80's isn't bored yet, not by a long shot Plus, they didn't win LAST year!

If they don't take it, I'd like to see San Diego or New Orleans... Anyone but the Ravens or Colts really