I'll take it considering I'm wondering if they will make the playoffs!
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40: AFC Championship
Gene's AFC title game pick
New England vs. Indianapolis*.
All I ask is that we're not subjected once again to that Salvador Dali-like cell phone commercial with Manning, the one in which he's frantically running around some hotel or apartment hallway, sees Marvin Harrison surrounded by Philly cops, I mean, dolphins, and then some kid appears and says, "Clark." What the kid ought to say is, "Beat the Chargers at home this time, will you?"
(*If Manning's knee isn't right this season, then San Diego plays the Pats.)
41: NFC Championship
Gene's NFC title game pick
Philadelphia vs. Green Bay.
Rodgers isn't Favre -- and he doesn't have to be to get the Packers this far. He just can't get hurt or go all Eli Manning (by that I mean Manning circa Nov. 25, 2008 to Dec. 23, 2008, when Eli might have been one of the five worst quarterbacks on the planet). I have more faith in the Packers as a whole than I do in Rodgers, but I have more faith in Rodgers than I do in DeSean Jackson.
And, no, I've got nothing against the Cowboys, but I do think Dallas could struggle more than you -- or Jerry Jones -- expect. I know the chalk says go with Dallas, but I'm taking the educated flyer on the Eagles.
42: NFC Championship -- Part II
Who ends up with the Lombardi Trophy? Brady and the Patriots.
If the Buccaneers win the NFC -- and it's not out of the question -- they would become the first team to play a Super Bowl in their own stadium.
I'm just looking out for you, come bar bet time.
43: Super Bowl XLIII
Philadelphia vs. New England.
None of this matters if McNabb is McHurt, or if Brady's mysterious foot injury forces him out of the lineup for any extended period of time (say, longer than a minute), or if David Tyree is traded to the Eagles.
Gene's AFC title game pick
New England vs. Indianapolis*.
All I ask is that we're not subjected once again to that Salvador Dali-like cell phone commercial with Manning, the one in which he's frantically running around some hotel or apartment hallway, sees Marvin Harrison surrounded by Philly cops, I mean, dolphins, and then some kid appears and says, "Clark." What the kid ought to say is, "Beat the Chargers at home this time, will you?"
(*If Manning's knee isn't right this season, then San Diego plays the Pats.)
41: NFC Championship
Gene's NFC title game pick
Philadelphia vs. Green Bay.
Rodgers isn't Favre -- and he doesn't have to be to get the Packers this far. He just can't get hurt or go all Eli Manning (by that I mean Manning circa Nov. 25, 2008 to Dec. 23, 2008, when Eli might have been one of the five worst quarterbacks on the planet). I have more faith in the Packers as a whole than I do in Rodgers, but I have more faith in Rodgers than I do in DeSean Jackson.
And, no, I've got nothing against the Cowboys, but I do think Dallas could struggle more than you -- or Jerry Jones -- expect. I know the chalk says go with Dallas, but I'm taking the educated flyer on the Eagles.
42: NFC Championship -- Part II
Who ends up with the Lombardi Trophy? Brady and the Patriots.
If the Buccaneers win the NFC -- and it's not out of the question -- they would become the first team to play a Super Bowl in their own stadium.
I'm just looking out for you, come bar bet time.
43: Super Bowl XLIII
Philadelphia vs. New England.
None of this matters if McNabb is McHurt, or if Brady's mysterious foot injury forces him out of the lineup for any extended period of time (say, longer than a minute), or if David Tyree is traded to the Eagles.
Not exactly interested in another Super Bowl vs. New England... but if the Giants could win... we can definitely win!
