What wouldnt have happened had they not moved the game? Them moving the game? :confused:

The game would have been played as scheduled, rather than creating "Tuesday Night Football" and the inclement weather would never have played a part.

I'm with Ed, incidentally. They should have played the game. However, that's all in the past now. Bring on Green Bay. :domo

So, how important is home field advantage?

One more victory, and Seattle will have a .500 record for the 2010 season. :\

Rex Ryan has one more career playoff victory than his dad.

i was really hoping kc was going to pull some sort of miracle today, the steelers-ravens playoff game is going to be such a wreck. :(

shut it ;<

Three out of four underdogs won straight up. Plus, only one home team came away victorious this weekend. Based on this, I wouldn't count anyone out next weekend.

I'm really pissed about the Eagles, though. >:

That was one of the funniest plays I've ever seen. :lol

Could you elaborate?

Also, I think we saw a preview of both Super Bowl participants yesterday.

Oh, sorry.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/shu...urn=nfl-308075

Sometimes, football can surprise you. :)

Was a damn good game, too.

I've seen that happen before, though not with that long of a delay between the fumble and a player picking it up

Right now, if I am on the Jets defense I am angry at the Jets offense. They have pissed away no less than three opportunities that the Jets defense has given them

And yet the Patriots are failing to capitalize themselves.

Good.

horrible game by the pats. they deserved to lose. on the other hand they surprised me with a 14 and 2 record with their mediocre defense during the reg season

I stand by my call despite the results. Had the Jets shown up in the first half (Rex Ryan said they only played one half and that is not good enough and he was right) they would have deftly handled the ham-fisted Steelers. It will not go well for Pittsburgh in the Super Bowl I'm afraid

You really think Greenbay will have their way with Shittsburgh?

You said it yourself. Shittsburgh

Green Bay has been the complete package this postseason, they are on fire (momentum matters and Green Bay has it), and Aaron Rodgers is playing lights out. They have arguably the best WRs in pro football and they are accustomed to road games

Aaron Rodgers has been phenomenal along with their passing game but that's it, all they really have is the passing game. Do you think the Steelers secondary can shut them down early and put points up first? It seems like that's going to be their main goal, to shut down the passing game that Rodgers provides and force them to run. Overall, I'm going to have to agree with a super bowl for the Packers but at the same time, I can't quite throw the Steelers out just yet. Then again, I have been wrong all year.

Shutting down the best passing game in the NFL is harder than shutting down a good running game.

pittsburgh is going to smash them

I think it's gonna be a great game, obviously. I'm kinda excited about football this year and I'm kinda upset for not paying much attention to the NFC this time around. I didn't realize how good Green Bay was.

I really would of liked to see the Ravens vs. the Packers honestly. Just to see that strong Raven's D with the assistance of Reed and Lewis against Rodgers and his go to wide out, Jennings.

Jennings will likely get double teamed all game, problem is he has 2 other pretty good receivers who will be open all night as a result.