The 1-2-3 Killam
Mid-Card Championship Winner
With the Wildcard week out of the way, here's what's on the table this weekend:
Things kickoff today with Baltimore and Denver in a game I'm really looking forward to. Denver had such a great season, but the story is all about 37-year-old Ray Lewis, in what could be his final NFL game ever. Problem is, Peyton Manning is looking better than ever.
Next up is the game many of us have the most interest in: Green Bay and San Fran, Round II. The 49'ers beat the Pack at Lambeau in the first game of the regular season, but since then both teams have evolved on their way to the playoffs. This is certainly going to be one of the hardest challenges in Aaron Rodgers' career, but if anybody can lead the Pack to victory, it's him. But can his O-Line give him more than 2 seconds to throw a damn football?
Late games only today, it seems. Ravens/Broncos at 4:30pm on CBS, with Packers/49ers at 8pm on Fox.
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Things kickoff today with Baltimore and Denver in a game I'm really looking forward to. Denver had such a great season, but the story is all about 37-year-old Ray Lewis, in what could be his final NFL game ever. Problem is, Peyton Manning is looking better than ever.
Next up is the game many of us have the most interest in: Green Bay and San Fran, Round II. The 49'ers beat the Pack at Lambeau in the first game of the regular season, but since then both teams have evolved on their way to the playoffs. This is certainly going to be one of the hardest challenges in Aaron Rodgers' career, but if anybody can lead the Pack to victory, it's him. But can his O-Line give him more than 2 seconds to throw a damn football?
Late games only today, it seems. Ravens/Broncos at 4:30pm on CBS, with Packers/49ers at 8pm on Fox.