Saturday
Seattle -4
Seahawks learned some hard lessons this year in the two previous meetings, don't go into the tank too early, and you need TD's not FG's. Lessons learned. Seattle comes out strong in this spot. Alexander looks like he's smartly thrown water and not gasoline on his foolish "they backstabbed me" comments, and Hasslebeck looks to be back at full strength. Plus homefield, OUTDOORS, i might add give Seattle another advantage. It may be a different story if stubborn Martz wasn't obsessed with going downfield and abandoning the run too soon. Stephen Jackson's an absolute stud, and his best years will come after Martz is canned. Martz will ultimitely put his future in the hands of Marc Bulger, and that will be his undoing. Sea wins 34-17
Sunday
Indy -10
laying 10 isn't as hard when you have the NEW Greatest Show on Turf. Broncos may have given away too much of their gameplan last week, just like last year. Not trying to say it'll be over by halftime like last year. I have ABSOLUTELY no faith in Jake Plummer in a big game, especially when he may have to match Manning play for play. Indy's defense is up and down, but they will make plays when they need to. And the Colts offense gives then a little room for error. Indy wins 38-16
Green Bay -6 (small play)
Not betting this one because of "Favre at home in cold weather".... this is more about Minnesota's lack of heart. Remember last season? remeber this season? Hell, i can go all the way back to the NFC title game vs. the NY Giants. THE NFC TITLE GAME, and Minny had NO HEART!!!! On the field, Green Bay is just a little bit better in each category. The Minny defense at times makes the Packers D look like the '85 Bears. If GB comes out and punches the Vikes in the face, they'll quit. Green Bay 31-21
Seattle -4
Seahawks learned some hard lessons this year in the two previous meetings, don't go into the tank too early, and you need TD's not FG's. Lessons learned. Seattle comes out strong in this spot. Alexander looks like he's smartly thrown water and not gasoline on his foolish "they backstabbed me" comments, and Hasslebeck looks to be back at full strength. Plus homefield, OUTDOORS, i might add give Seattle another advantage. It may be a different story if stubborn Martz wasn't obsessed with going downfield and abandoning the run too soon. Stephen Jackson's an absolute stud, and his best years will come after Martz is canned. Martz will ultimitely put his future in the hands of Marc Bulger, and that will be his undoing. Sea wins 34-17
Sunday
Indy -10
laying 10 isn't as hard when you have the NEW Greatest Show on Turf. Broncos may have given away too much of their gameplan last week, just like last year. Not trying to say it'll be over by halftime like last year. I have ABSOLUTELY no faith in Jake Plummer in a big game, especially when he may have to match Manning play for play. Indy's defense is up and down, but they will make plays when they need to. And the Colts offense gives then a little room for error. Indy wins 38-16
Green Bay -6 (small play)
Not betting this one because of "Favre at home in cold weather".... this is more about Minnesota's lack of heart. Remember last season? remeber this season? Hell, i can go all the way back to the NFC title game vs. the NY Giants. THE NFC TITLE GAME, and Minny had NO HEART!!!! On the field, Green Bay is just a little bit better in each category. The Minny defense at times makes the Packers D look like the '85 Bears. If GB comes out and punches the Vikes in the face, they'll quit. Green Bay 31-21
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