NFL Confrence Champisonships Predictions

This season, the playoffs have been crazy, literally. Half of the games were blow-outs, six different teams had a game with 30+ points and the highest scoring game in playoffs history was played, all this over the last 2 weeks. The Super Bowl is getting closer. Now there are only four teams left and next weekend will only leave two teams left but before that, let's recap last week predictions:

Record: 2-2 (click here to see last week's predictions.)                                 

Players To Watch Stats:Peyton Manning...246 Yrds...2 TD...1 Int. Ray Rice...67 Yrds...1 Lost Fmbl. Darrelle Revis...2 Tckls...1 Int. Vincent Jackson...7 Rec...114 Yrds.   Tony Romo...198 Yrds...1 Int. Jared Allen...2 Tckls....1 Forced Fmbl. Drew Brees...   247 Yrds...3 TD. Larry Fitzgerald...6 Rec...77 Yrds.

(click here to see last week's player to watch.)    

Now the reason you clicked on this article.....

New Orleans Saints (35) vs. Minnesota Vikings (20)

Drew Brees came out hot against Arizona and I expect him to the same this week, but how many TD he throws, depends on the key match-up that is, the Vike's D-Line against the Saints O-Line because it doesn't matter if he's as hot as Halle Berry if he can't throw the ball. The Vikings need to pressure Drew Brees like they did to Tony Romo or they are in serious problems.

Players To Watch:

Drew Brees QB...Jonathan Vilma LB...Bret Favre QB... Ray Edwards DE.

Indianapolis Colts (24) vs. New York Jets (17) 

Nobody expected this match-up to be AFC Championship game but the Colts proved critics that they did the right thing at resting their players and the N.Y Jets proved that they deserve to be in the playoffs. The Jets shut-down the Chargers offense and their running back corps is playing pretty good, but if Indianapolis can't contain the Jets rushing attack it won't be a problem because I don't expect them to stop the Colts offense thanks again to the mastermind Peyton Manning.

Players To Watch:

Peyton Manning QB...Robert Mathis DE...Shonn Grenne RB...David Harris LB.

So this is how the Super Bowl will end up:

Indianapolis Colts vs. New Orleans Saints