I'm looking forward to a great game between them. Belly full of turkey and some great football, Woot!

I agree. They had a real chance at going undefeated and chose to not go for it and rest everyone. Which of course resulted in home field advantage throughout the playoffs, but if you lose your first game it doesn't matter. I'm a Colts fan (was anyways) but that was tough to sit through.

Yup, that's what they call a "heart stopper" and quite possibly one of THE BEST GAMES PLAYED IN THE LAST FIVE YEARS.

At this point it looks like an AFC West team has the best shot. Because the Bears don't have the offense to keep up at this point and if they get to 15-0 against the Lions at home. They're going for 16-0.

AFC West? Lol, please tell me your joking.

Tebow is the only competent QB in that division. And he is still developing. So no, this division has no chance of getting to the SB. If they do, the Pack will wipe the floor with their bloodstained jerseys.

The AFC North has the top 2 contenders and the Patriots from the East will have the best shot. This is coming from a Titan.

Playoff picture will look something like this

Patriots
Ravens/Steelers
Texans
Bronco's

Wildcard's
Steelers/Ravens
Jets/Bengals/Raiders/Titans

The wildcard race is heated as many of us are 7-5 and have a tough remaining schedule w/ big Division games.

It's gonna be a fun December.

Well I think the Pack is the easy favorites to win it all but the most likely AFC candidate has to be either the Stellers or the Pats. Id have said the Texans if it werent for losing Schaub and Leinart both and possibly losing Johnson for an extended period with another hamstring injury. Though Yates didn't look bad sunday.

For the NFC id say its most likley going to be a Packers vs. Cowboys or Falcons match up for the NFC championship which again id say the Pack wins out.

Also i will say Im not going to count out the Broncos if they make the playoffs just because they have a QB in Tebow that is a winner. All he has done at every level is win and until he shows that he can't do it at this level I will believe he can despite all the "problems" he has mechanically.

Yeah, Yates looked like the real deal. Granted, the Falcons seem to falling apart at the seams. They lost Johnson again as he seized up to another Hammy which only bodes well for me. But yeah, I agree with you.

Pack is easy favorite for the NFC and it would take a huge upset to change that.

I like Tebow. He is great to watch, much like Vick. I just don't think he has the potential to put up points like some of the other high powered offenses that are out there.

I'd say if the Texans hadn't of lost Schaub and Andre that they could have taken the AFC. Now I actually have a shot at beating them in week 17.

Did you see my other posts on the matter. Yes, my last post was basically saying 16-0 is the Packers to lose. The Giants as we saw had the best chance. Now it's down to the Raiders, Chiefs, Bears, Lions.

The Bears are out of it period. Unless they win the next two games without Forte and Cutler, by the time the Bears face them they'll be playing just to keep the record from happening. Might be enough for the Bears' D to keep the Pack to 21 points or so. Problem is the Bears' O isn't scoring more than 10 against Pack.

The Lions may have the best shot on paper, but seeing them self-destruct (well moreso Suh) against the Pack at home. I don't see the discipline necessary for them to pull of the win in Green Bay, especially if they're going for 16-0.

So yeah the best chance for a loss with Green Bay now stands with the AFC West. Sad isn't it? Cause I don't see that happening.

I misunderstood. I thought you were saying that the AFC West had the best shot in the SB against the Pack. I did a double take.

I still don't know if I agree with that. The AFC West all have real weak offense's and the Pack's D is no joke. I think the Lions (w/ Suh) have the best chance. If they do go 15-0 and play the Lions they are going to have a good shot with it being a Home game. Personally, I think the pressure will get to the entire team and they will drop it to go 15-1. I anticipate an 18-1 season w/ a SB victory.

I would say bet the house against KC next week. They'll be due for a HUGE letdown.

Yeah that was shocking.

Greg Jennings was out but for some reason Aaron Rodgers first half #s were pedestrian and they missed out on challenging that fumble/touchback.