2013 Playoffs

AFC:
1. Denver Broncos
2. New England Patriots
3. Houston Texans
4. Baltimore Ravens
5. Indianapolis Colts
6. Cincinnati Bengals

NFC:
1. Atlanta Falcons
2. San Francisco 49ers
3. Green Bay Packers
4. Washington Redskins
5. Seattle Seahawks
6. Minnesota Vikings

Wildcard:
Saturday:
Bengals @ Texans
Vikings @ Packers

Sunday:
Colts @ Ravens
Seattle @ Washiington

Throw out your predictions

Hmm...

Texans (barely... say 3pts or under)
Packers (10 pts)
Ravens (only due to HFA... say 7-10 points)
Seattle (because I can be picking all the home teams... say 4-7 points)

I kinda agree.

I like the Texans to outpound Cincy
Pack will be sure to come out all guns firing after last years debacle.
Colts a nice story, but Ravens' experience going to put them down. They arent an 11 win team.
I like Seattle's D matching up with the Redskins O if I'm honest, especially with RG3 hurt.

All 4 home teams should win...but think the seahawks have the best chance of the away teams and i've got a nasty feeling the the Pack could blow it again...

Bengals 17 @ 21 Texans
Vikings 30 @ 27 Packers

Sunday:
Colts 21 @ 17 Ravens
Seattle 34 @ 37 Washiington OT

Texans
Packers
Colts
Redskins

Should be 4 really good games. Wouldn't surprise me if it was the complete opposite either.

Texans
Vikings
Colts
Redskins

TheBrahmaBull wrote:Bengals 17 @ 21 Texans
Vikings 30 @ 27 Packers

Sunday:
Colts 21 @ 17 Ravens
Seattle 34 @ 37 Washiington OT

No way anyone puts up 37 on the Seahawks defence, most we let up this season was 28
Hawks to win 27 - 17

Bengals
Packers
Ravens
Seahawks

Went for the Bengals because often one of the supposed really good teams falls early so if I'm going to predict that happening somewhere then it might as well be this game cos the Bengals are on a tear having won 7 out of their last 8 while the Texans haven't been on such good form of late.

Packers have been on a good run of late too, last week aside of course, but that was a game Minnesota really needed more than they did. This one should be different and it's in Green Bay where it's tough for the away team to win at this time of year.

Ravens are a different proposition at home than they are on the road and should be too good there for the Colts. They've also got the big emotional drive to win now by wanting to do it for Ray Lewis.

Redskins/Seahawks is the closest match up for me. Could go either way. Can make a convincing case for either team to win. My natural pessimism won't allow me to side with Redskins here though so I'll go with Seattle. Hope I'm wrong!!!

Russell Wilson Sucks wrote:

TheBrahmaBull wrote:Bengals 17 @ 21 Texans
Vikings 30 @ 27 Packers

Sunday:
Colts 21 @ 17 Ravens
Seattle 34 @ 37 Washiington OT

No way anyone puts up 37 on the Seahawks defence, most we let up this season was 28
Hawks to win 27 - 17

Anything can happen in the playoffs