Championship Round Weekend Predictions from Mining the Gold Rush

HOW TO ROOT IN THE PLAYOFFS: CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Jayhawk Fan posted 1/18/2008 from www.epiccarnival.com

Pacifist Viking When I don't know who to root for in the NFL playoffs, I look to the suffering of the fanbases, and hope those who have suffered can be assuaged. I've already tabbed the San Diego as the most long-suffering sports city in the playoffs. But let's look closer. San Diego v. New England The San Diego Chargers have existed since 1960. They had early success, playing...

NFC & AFC Championship Predictions & Picks Against the Spread

zzawarski posted 1/18/2008 from www.thepassrush.com

Interested on betting on the New England-San Diego or New York Giants-Green Bay Championship Games? I'll give you an in-depth preview of all the games by analyzing statistics, injuries, and key match-ups, and then give you my predictions and picks against the spread. Don't bet on the NFL playoff action without reading this article.

Weather Due to Warm Up for Giants-Pack...Into the Positive Single Digits

Editoratlegendofcecilioguante posted 1/19/2008 from www.legendofcecilioguante.com

Honestly...remind me why on Earth one would willingly live in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Here's how we got here. I was reading an intriguing piece from the always-solid folks at Awful Announcing on how fluffy white snow on a football field seems to give fans a collective hard-on for some reason or another. Frankly, I can't lie in that I too get a bit aroused when there's enough of the white stuff...

In The Red Zone - Chargers @ Patriots Preview - AFC Championship

SteveM posted 1/19/2008 from soxanddawgs.com

The New England Patriots host the San Diego Chargers at Gillette Stadium on Sunday at 3 p.m in the AFC Championship game. This is the second meeting of the year between these two teams. New England defeated San Diego 38-14 at Gillette Stadium in Week 2.

My Inevitable Conference Championship Post

With Malice... found this 1/19/2008 on www.sportsloungeblog.com

We’re two wins away from a dream Super Bowl (for most) that features Tom Brady and Brett Favre, who enter their respective Conference Championships as heavy favorites at home. A Packers/Patriots Super Bowl would be a juicy game to sink your teeth ...