could it be an all PA superbowl

bedfordbk · Post by **bedfordbk** » October 30th, 2005, 3:34 pm

do u guys think there is a chance of an all pa superbowl?

flybynight · Post by **flybynight** » October 30th, 2005, 5:45 pm

No, Steelers might make a run in the playoffs iF Maddox stays on the bench, but the Eagle are not a good team this year, i am looking at the Colts TO win the AFC and Denver win tha NFC

11th man · Post by **11th man** » October 30th, 2005, 5:49 pm

No way because the Eagles are terrible. They'll probably make the playoffs at 9-7 and bow out early. The Steelers have a tough roud ahead of them, too. The ever-dangerous Pats, the solid Broncos, and the unbeaten Colts are all looming in the AFC.

ham55 · Post by **ham55** » October 30th, 2005, 9:33 pm

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Denver win tha NFC
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Here I thought Denver was in the AFC West with the Chargers, Chiefs and Raiders. Man, I was wrong today in rooting against them because I thought they were in the AFC.

flybynight · Post by **flybynight** » October 30th, 2005, 9:37 pm

yea they are ham, but i thought it would be cool if they won the nfc, i meant seatle, stupidity won that one

ham55 · Post by **ham55** » October 30th, 2005, 9:41 pm

Seattle might win it. Who really knows. The NFC is so bad in comparison to the AFC it's really sad. The Panthers are starting to come around and they'll be tough at the end of the year like they normally are.

fleaflicker · Post by **fleaflicker** » October 30th, 2005, 11:31 pm

Both conferences are still up for grabs, but I'd say Indianapolis is the mid season favorite from the AFC. Interestingly enough, they lead the entire league in scoring DEFENSE. That is a new twist. We'll see in a week if they break their streak of bad luck against New England. Pittsburgh is in it, and if they can knock off Indianapolis, MIGHT be able to clinch home field advantage, though it's doubtful. I'd be happy if they can get a first round bye.

The NFC East is tough, and the same goes for the South. The NFC West and NFC North will provide the obligatory division champs that will like lose to wild card teams from the NFC East and/or South. I think Dallas, New York, Carolina, Tampa Bay, and Atlanta are all realistic Super Bowl teams. Washington is too inconsistent week to week, same with Philadelphia, and New Orleans just plain sucks this year. The NFC West and NFC North are both crappy divisions, so I don't need to talk about teams from those two. It is a real shame to see how bad the Packers are doing this year though, especially with Brett Farve.

ham55 · Post by **ham55** » October 31st, 2005, 11:34 am

Originally I thought the Steelers game at Lambeau next week vs. the Pack would be a tough game. That was before the year started. Hell, Favre might throw 10 interceptions to the Steelers 2ndary alone.

HOLLYWOOD · Post by **HOLLYWOOD** » October 31st, 2005, 3:35 pm

No Way it will be a PA superbowl because neither one of these two choke artist teams will make it!

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