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Midnightangel
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When you look at the champion of the NFL, it's usually a team you didn't expect it to be. A team gets hot at just the right time.
So...name a team you think is peaking way to soon to go all the way.
My pick: The Seattle Seahawks.
Best team in the NFC hands down, but can they continue this ride all the way to a Lombardi? It would be a story book ending if they could. First Lombardi for the franchise, won in the second year of Wilson's career (Wilson himself shocking the world with the success he's having), redemption for Pete Carroll after the debacle at USC, etc.
They've got a decent shot at it IF they can lock up homefield. Right now they're 11-1 with a 2 game lead (4 games to go) over the Saints. (3 game lead counting the tie breaker).
Up coming they're on the road in 'Frisco, then on the road in NY then have a two game homestand to wrap it up vs. the Cards and Rams.
If I'm doing the math right on this, if both New Orleans and Seattle continue to win, the Seahawks magic number to wrap the #1 seed is two games. (3 game lead with tie breaker).
But we've seen teams that had fantastic seasons before only to not win it all. 2007 Pats, 2005 Colts, 2008 Titans all come to mind.
So...name a team you think is peaking way to soon to go all the way.
My pick: The Seattle Seahawks.
Best team in the NFC hands down, but can they continue this ride all the way to a Lombardi? It would be a story book ending if they could. First Lombardi for the franchise, won in the second year of Wilson's career (Wilson himself shocking the world with the success he's having), redemption for Pete Carroll after the debacle at USC, etc.
They've got a decent shot at it IF they can lock up homefield. Right now they're 11-1 with a 2 game lead (4 games to go) over the Saints. (3 game lead counting the tie breaker).
Up coming they're on the road in 'Frisco, then on the road in NY then have a two game homestand to wrap it up vs. the Cards and Rams.
If I'm doing the math right on this, if both New Orleans and Seattle continue to win, the Seahawks magic number to wrap the #1 seed is two games. (3 game lead with tie breaker).
But we've seen teams that had fantastic seasons before only to not win it all. 2007 Pats, 2005 Colts, 2008 Titans all come to mind.