I'll do it for bragging rights if three other people want to do it besides me.

maybe

Lemme know by the beginning of September. THat's the loose deadline.

Idk, I don't plan on following it intently but I do wanna watch some games,

Well, like I said, just let me know before September.

i'll join, no seriously, i'll try

Awesome Niels! YEM and Cy, if y'all do decide to join it'd be awesome as well.

yeah y'all should join

Now, Imma pick a NFL team to support.

Ravens!

Where are they from?

Baltimore

My power rankings and explanations:

1. New England Patriots- As much as I hate to say it, they've loaded up again. I'm seeing similarities between 2007 and now. 15-1 isn't out of the question.

2. Green Bay Packers- Didn't lose much, didn't gain much. Will get a lot of guys back from injury. A healthy Ryan Grant will be huge. 14-2 anyone?

3. Atlanta Falcons- Good young O, solid D. Mortgaged the future for Julio Jones, but it'll buy them a NFC Championship berth this year. 14-2 as well isn't out of the question.

4. Baltimore Ravens- Maybe a little home bias this year, but besides the O-Line (which is better than most think), there's no real weakness on this team. I see 14-2 as the high end, 11-5 as the basement.

5. Pittsburgh Steelers- Yeah, I hate to say it, but there's no real weakness here either. They could be tied for 4th with Baltimore. 13-3 is likely, as is 12-4.

6. New York Jets- Continuing the AFC run, the Jets have almost everything needed. Signing Nnamdi would push them to #2, but since they didn't, their D remains only great, and not scary. The O still leans on Shonn Greene, and without some maturity from Sanchez, it's hard to see them competing with New England. 11-5 is to be expected.

7. New Orleans Saints- The O is still scary good. They'll be tough competition for the Falcons in the South. The D isn't a worry except for the getting-older line. 12-4 anyone?

8. Philadelphia Eagles- The Dream Team won't make it out of the Divisional round. The O revolves around Vick staying healthy. He doesn't, and they don't make the playoffs. McCoy is overrated. I like 12-4 for this team, with 11-5 possible as well.

9. San Diego Chargers- The O is good, especially with V-Jax and Floyd. The D is suspect, and with the high powered AFC Offenses, you can't like their chances past winning the division. 12-4 ONLY because the weak divisional schedule.

10. Dallas Cowboys- If Romo's healthy, they have a very good O and the D is still solid. They will challenge for the NFC East at 11-5.

11. Indianapolis Colts- The Colts' reign of the AFC South is coming to a close in the next two years. If Manning is out for the first month as reports say, they'll drop fast, not winning the division. The D lost a couple of key pieces and the O is unhealthy. Not a good combo. However, any time they have Manning, they seem to rake in wins. Even if he's only good for 10, they'll win 8 of those 10, going 10-6.

12. New York Giants- Possibly one of the most underrated teams, and could make me look silly for putting them on the brink of the playoff field. Manning is a good young QB, the running game is powerful, the receivers are awesome even after losing Smith, and the D is always above average. A sleeper team at 11-5.

13. Houston Texans- Awesome O and the D got a lot better with Joseph. Manning is the only thing keeping this team from winning the division this year. 9-7 is realistic, with 11-5 AND the division not out of the question.

14. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Best young team in football. Still a couple of years away from seriously competing, but look for them to be on the up and up. 9-7 is good, but 10-6 is not unrealistic.

15. St. Louis Rams- The receivers are suspect, as is Bradford's health. But the D isn't a weakness and they still have Steven Jackson, even if Father Time is starting to creep in. Look for them to take the AFC West handily at 9-7.

16. Detroit Lions- If the Pack isn't in this division, the Lions are in the playoffs. But because they are, they're out. A lot rests on Stafford and his receivers, specifically Megatron. The D is up and coming, but not there yet. A great team in 3 years, but not now, at 8-8.

17. Kansas City Chiefs- I like the O, even if Cassel is overrated. But last year was a fluke. Look for a 8-8 or 7-9 mark, with 9-7 a possibility.

18. Seattle Seahawks- Their QBs are...Tarvaris Jackson and Charlie Whitehurst...? Who? They loaded up on other skill positions, but other than that, the O is NOT scary, and the D is mediocre. I fully expect 7-9.

19. Chicago Bears- With all the Cutler controversy and an ancient D, .500 would probably be a good year in Chi-Town. 7-9 is more likely.

20. Jacksonville Jaguars- If they get the QB mess sorted out now, they'll be a legitimate 9-7 team. But with that going on, 7-9 or even 6-10 is likely.

21. Miami Dolphins- This is a team in reverse. Henne is not a starting NFL QB, and Marshall is average because of it. Look for no more than 7-9 here as well.

22. Arizona Cardinals- The O is good only because of Larry Fitzgerald. Other than that, who? I almost regret this spot for them, for fear it's too high. I like 6-10 with 5-11 a distinct option.

23. Oakland Raiders- This is another up and coming team, perhaps a year behind Tampa, Detroit and St. Louis. A slight regression because of the different head coach and lack of Nnamdi any more. 5-11, with 6-10 a maybe.

24. Minnesota Vikings- Favre DESTROYED this team. Nothing on O except Peterson. 7-9 is the ceiling, 4-12 the basement.

25. Tennessee Titans- They might be better than this if CJ ends the holdout. If not, it will destroy what chemistry is left and sent them to 4-12 or 3-13. If he comes back, 6-10 or 5-11 is realistic.

26. San Francisco 49ers- We're not placing them 30th only because they have a mediocre QB in Alex Smith. Other than that, I see no more than 6-10 here.

27. Cleveland Browns- Notice the revolving theme from 27-32? Lack of a QB. McCoy is better than the rest, so they come to rest at 5-11.

28. Washington Redskins- Because Shanahan can make any team have one more win than they're supposed to. 4-12.

29. Denver Broncos- No QB, bad chemistry, no D. All adds up to 4-12 or 3-13.

30. Carolina Panthers- Newton will develop well with the right coaching. For now though, they aren't going anywhere. 3-13.

31. Buffalo Bills- No D, No O, good kicker. Sounds like 2000 Ravens minus the D and slight O. Ugh. 2-14.

32. Cincinnati Bengals- A team in a lengthy downward spiral. It's going to take 4 years to rebuild this team. 2-14 is a possibility.

So division by division:

AFC East:

1. New England Patriots at 15-1.
2. New York Jets at 11-5.
3. Miami Dolphins at 6-10.
4. Buffalo Bills at 2-14.

AFC North:

1. Baltimore Ravens at 13-3.
2. Pittsburgh Steelers at 13-3.
3. Cleveland Browns at 5-11.
4. Cincinnati Bengals at 2-14.

AFC South:

1. Indianapolis Colts at 10-6.
2. Houston Texans at 9-7.
3. Jacksonville Jaguars at 7-9.
4. Tennessee Titans at 6-10.

AFC West:

1. San Diego Chargers at 12-4.
2. Kansas City Chiefs at 8-8.
3. Oakland Raiders at 5-11.
4. Denver Broncos at 3-13.

Seeds:

1. New England
2. Baltimore
3. San Diego
4. Indianapolis
5. Pittsburgh
6. New York

6. New York defeats 3. San Diego 16-13
5. Pittsburgh defeats 4. Indianapolis 24-14

1. New England defeats 6. New York 31-17
2. Baltimore defeats 5. Pittsburgh 21-20

1. New England defeats 2. Baltimore 34-23

NFC East:

1. Philadelphia Eagles at 11-5
2. New York Giants at 11-5
3. Dallas Cowboys at 10-6
4. Washington Redskins at 4-12

NFC North:

1. Green Bay Packers at 14-2
2. Detroit Lions at 8-8
3. Chicago Bears at 7-9
4. Minnesota Vikings at 5-11

NFC South:

1. Atlanta Falcons at 14-2
2. New Orleans Saints at 12-4
3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers at 9-7
4. Carolina Panthers at 3-13

NFC West:

1. St. Louis Rams at 9-7
2. Seattle Seahawks at 7-9
3. Arizona Cardinals at 6-10
4. San Francisco 49ers at 5-11

Seeds:

1. Atlanta Falcons
2. Green Bay Packers
3. Philadelphia Eagles
4. St. Louis Rams
5. New Orleans Saints
6. New York Giants

6. New York Giants defeat 3. Philadelphia Eagles 13-10
5. New Orleans Saints defeat 4. St. Louis Rams 28-7

1. Atlanta Falcons defeat 6. New York Giants 27-17
2. Green Bay Packers defeat 5. New Orleans Saints 37-31

2. Green Bay Packers defeat 1. Atlanta Falcons 33-20

SUPER BOWL:

New England Patriots defeat Green Bay Packers 35-31

Even though I'm in Browns territory and I don't root for them, I'd predict better than 5-11. Interesting picks tho. +1

I'll do it.

Awesome. So we have myself, Niels and Tim. AWESOME!

Also, I'll post another rankings sometime early in September.

Einsteinean wrote:

My power rankings and explanations:

1. New England Patriots- As much as I hate to say it, they've loaded up again. I'm seeing similarities between 2007 and now. 15-1 isn't out of the question.

2. Green Bay Packers- Didn't lose much, didn't gain much. Will get a lot of guys back from injury. A healthy Ryan Grant will be huge. 14-2 anyone?

3. Atlanta Falcons- Good young O, solid D. Mortgaged the future for Julio Jones, but it'll buy them a NFC Championship berth this year. 14-2 as well isn't out of the question.

4. Baltimore Ravens- Maybe a little home bias this year, but besides the O-Line (which is better than most think), there's no real weakness on this team. I see 14-2 as the high end, 11-5 as the basement.

5. Pittsburgh Steelers- Yeah, I hate to say it, but there's no real weakness here either. They could be tied for 4th with Baltimore. 13-3 is likely, as is 12-4.

6. New York Jets- Continuing the AFC run, the Jets have almost everything needed. Signing Nnamdi would push them to #2, but since they didn't, their D remains only great, and not scary. The O still leans on Shonn Greene, and without some maturity from Sanchez, it's hard to see them competing with New England. 11-5 is to be expected.

7. New Orleans Saints- The O is still scary good. They'll be tough competition for the Falcons in the South. The D isn't a worry except for the getting-older line. 12-4 anyone?

8. Philadelphia Eagles- The Dream Team won't make it out of the Divisional round. The O revolves around Vick staying healthy. He doesn't, and they don't make the playoffs. McCoy is overrated. I like 12-4 for this team, with 11-5 possible as well.

9. San Diego Chargers- The O is good, especially with V-Jax and Floyd. The D is suspect, and with the high powered AFC Offenses, you can't like their chances past winning the division. 12-4 ONLY because the weak divisional schedule.

10. Dallas Cowboys- If Romo's healthy, they have a very good O and the D is still solid. They will challenge for the NFC East at 11-5.

11. Indianapolis Colts- The Colts' reign of the AFC South is coming to a close in the next two years. If Manning is out for the first month as reports say, they'll drop fast, not winning the division. The D lost a couple of key pieces and the O is unhealthy. Not a good combo. However, any time they have Manning, they seem to rake in wins. Even if he's only good for 10, they'll win 8 of those 10, going 10-6.

12. New York Giants- Possibly one of the most underrated teams, and could make me look silly for putting them on the brink of the playoff field. Manning is a good young QB, the running game is powerful, the receivers are awesome even after losing Smith, and the D is always above average. A sleeper team at 11-5.

13. Houston Texans- Awesome O and the D got a lot better with Joseph. Manning is the only thing keeping this team from winning the division this year. 9-7 is realistic, with 11-5 AND the division not out of the question.

14. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Best young team in football. Still a couple of years away from seriously competing, but look for them to be on the up and up. 9-7 is good, but 10-6 is not unrealistic.

15. St. Louis Rams- The receivers are suspect, as is Bradford's health. But the D isn't a weakness and they still have Steven Jackson, even if Father Time is starting to creep in. Look for them to take the AFC West handily at 9-7.

16. Detroit Lions- If the Pack isn't in this division, the Lions are in the playoffs. But because they are, they're out. A lot rests on Stafford and his receivers, specifically Megatron. The D is up and coming, but not there yet. A great team in 3 years, but not now, at 8-8.

17. Kansas City Chiefs- I like the O, even if Cassel is overrated. But last year was a fluke. Look for a 8-8 or 7-9 mark, with 9-7 a possibility.

18. Seattle Seahawks- Their QBs are...Tarvaris Jackson and Charlie Whitehurst...? Who? They loaded up on other skill positions, but other than that, the O is NOT scary, and the D is mediocre. I fully expect 7-9.

19. Chicago Bears- With all the Cutler controversy and an ancient D, .500 would probably be a good year in Chi-Town. 7-9 is more likely.

20. Jacksonville Jaguars- If they get the QB mess sorted out now, they'll be a legitimate 9-7 team. But with that going on, 7-9 or even 6-10 is likely.

21. Miami Dolphins- This is a team in reverse. Henne is not a starting NFL QB, and Marshall is average because of it. Look for no more than 7-9 here as well.

22. Arizona Cardinals- The O is good only because of Larry Fitzgerald. Other than that, who? I almost regret this spot for them, for fear it's too high. I like 6-10 with 5-11 a distinct option.

23. Oakland Raiders- This is another up and coming team, perhaps a year behind Tampa, Detroit and St. Louis. A slight regression because of the different head coach and lack of Nnamdi any more. 5-11, with 6-10 a maybe.

24. Minnesota Vikings- Favre DESTROYED this team. Nothing on O except Peterson. 7-9 is the ceiling, 4-12 the basement.

25. Tennessee Titans- They might be better than this if CJ ends the holdout. If not, it will destroy what chemistry is left and sent them to 4-12 or 3-13. If he comes back, 6-10 or 5-11 is realistic.

26. San Francisco 49ers- We're not placing them 30th only because they have a mediocre QB in Alex Smith. Other than that, I see no more than 6-10 here.

27. Cleveland Browns- Notice the revolving theme from 27-32? Lack of a QB. McCoy is better than the rest, so they come to rest at 5-11.

28. Washington Redskins- Because Shanahan can make any team have one more win than they're supposed to. 4-12.

29. Denver Broncos- No QB, bad chemistry, no D. All adds up to 4-12 or 3-13.

30. Carolina Panthers- Newton will develop well with the right coaching. For now though, they aren't going anywhere. 3-13.

31. Buffalo Bills- No D, No O, good kicker. Sounds like 2000 Ravens minus the D and slight O. Ugh. 2-14.

32. Cincinnati Bengals- A team in a lengthy downward spiral. It's going to take 4 years to rebuild this team. 2-14 is a possibility.

So division by division:

AFC East:

1. New England Patriots at 15-1.
2. New York Jets at 11-5.
3. Miami Dolphins at 6-10.
4. Buffalo Bills at 2-14.

AFC North:

1. Baltimore Ravens at 13-3.
2. Pittsburgh Steelers at 13-3.
3. Cleveland Browns at 5-11.
4. Cincinnati Bengals at 2-14.

AFC South:

1. Indianapolis Colts at 10-6.
2. Houston Texans at 9-7.
3. Jacksonville Jaguars at 7-9.
4. Tennessee Titans at 6-10.

AFC West:

1. San Diego Chargers at 12-4.
2. Kansas City Chiefs at 8-8.
3. Oakland Raiders at 5-11.
4. Denver Broncos at 3-13.

Seeds:

1. New England
2. Baltimore
3. San Diego
4. Indianapolis
5. Pittsburgh
6. New York

6. New York defeats 3. San Diego 16-13
5. Pittsburgh defeats 4. Indianapolis 24-14

1. New England defeats 6. New York 31-17
2. Baltimore defeats 5. Pittsburgh 21-20

1. New England defeats 2. Baltimore 34-23

NFC East:

1. Philadelphia Eagles at 11-5
2. New York Giants at 11-5
3. Dallas Cowboys at 10-6
4. Washington Redskins at 4-12

NFC North:

1. Green Bay Packers at 14-2
2. Detroit Lions at 8-8
3. Chicago Bears at 7-9
4. Minnesota Vikings at 5-11

NFC South:

1. Atlanta Falcons at 14-2
2. New Orleans Saints at 12-4
3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers at 9-7
4. Carolina Panthers at 3-13

NFC West:

1. St. Louis Rams at 9-7
2. Seattle Seahawks at 7-9
3. Arizona Cardinals at 6-10
4. San Francisco 49ers at 5-11

Seeds:

1. Atlanta Falcons
2. Green Bay Packers
3. Philadelphia Eagles
4. St. Louis Rams
5. New Orleans Saints
6. New York Giants

6. New York Giants defeat 3. Philadelphia Eagles 13-10
5. New Orleans Saints defeat 4. St. Louis Rams 28-7

1. Atlanta Falcons defeat 6. New York Giants 27-17
2. Green Bay Packers defeat 5. New Orleans Saints 37-31

2. Green Bay Packers defeat 1. Atlanta Falcons 33-20

SUPER BOWL:

New England Patriots defeat Green Bay Packers 35-31

Woah thanks man, uh, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feyenoord I support that football club, could you maybe like read the history of it and look for me what best comparing Football club is?

If you mean in terms of success and history, you'd be best supporting the Packers or Bears. (I'm a Packers fan myself as well as a Ravens fan, so you'll be on my side. If you support the Bears, you're on Obama's side.

Feyenoord is the club of the working class. Known for hooligans, widely known to have the most loyal fans. And has had great success in the past winning their last domestic price in 1998 and their last international price in 2002. (Their last cup win was 2008 though)
The last couple years have been quite dissapointing though and the club experiences financial struggles.

Thats what im looking for

Since we're being loose with the term football, Ohio State has beat Michigan (lolgay) 7 years in a row to date. Yeah, Michigan pretty much sucks for a D1 team. Can't wait to see that easy W again at the end of this NCAA season. It's too bad Ohio State players are dumbasses. Lmao, I've seen Michigan fans over the internet making fun of our program for that. It's funny cause they suck.

Excuse this post if you must. It's a state law here to hate Michigan.

Okay got it.
I hate Michigan!!!! THOSE NIGGUH MUST DIEEE

Niels wrote:

Feyenoord is the club of the working class. Known for hooligans, widely known to have the most loyal fans. And has had great success in the past winning their last domestic price in 1998 and their last international price in 2002. (Their last cup win was 2008 though)
The last couple years have been quite dissapointing though and the club experiences financial struggles.

Thats what im looking for

No NFL team has had financial difficulties with that much success. The closest teams I can think of are:

Green Bay Packers- working class and a football town. Definitely loyal fans (look up cheeseheads).
Pittsburgh Steelers- Ok, first off, if you pick these guys to root for, you will have my unending disappointment. But, not related to me, another working class team with a rich history. Won the Super Bowl in 05 and made it last year and a couple years ago.
New England Patriots- Not so much working class, but these guys have won 3 Super Bowls this decade. And they're #1 in my power rankings. So yeah. They also won the 2002 Super Bowl.
Denver Broncos- Won the 1998 Super Bowl.

Those are your best options.

My power rankings and explanations: (UPDATED 8/23/11 12 NOON)

1. New England Patriots- As much as I hate to say it, they've loaded up again. I'm seeing similarities between 2007 and now. 15-1 isn't out of the question.

2. Green Bay Packers- Didn't lose much, didn't gain much. Will get a lot of guys back from injury. A healthy Ryan Grant will be huge. 14-2 anyone?

3. Atlanta Falcons- Good young O, solid D. Mortgaged the future for Julio Jones, but it'll buy them a NFC Championship berth this year. 14-2 as well isn't out of the question.

4. Baltimore Ravens- Maybe a little home bias this year, but besides the O-Line (which is better than most think), there's no real weakness on this team. I see 14-2 as the high end, 11-5 as the basement.

5. Pittsburgh Steelers- Yeah, I hate to say it, but there's no real weakness here either. They could be tied for 4th with Baltimore. 13-3 is likely, as is 12-4.

6. New York Jets- Continuing the AFC run, the Jets have almost everything needed. Signing Nnamdi would push them to #2, but since they didn't, their D remains only great, and not scary. The O still leans on Shonn Greene, and without some maturity from Sanchez, it's hard to see them competing with New England. 11-5 is to be expected.

7. New Orleans Saints- The O is still scary good. They'll be tough competition for the Falcons in the South. The D isn't a worry except for the getting-older line. 12-4 anyone?

8. Philadelphia Eagles- The Dream Team won't make it out of the Divisional round. The O revolves around Vick staying healthy. He doesn't, and they don't make the playoffs. McCoy is overrated. I like 12-4 for this team, with 11-5 possible as well.

9. San Diego Chargers- The O is good, especially with V-Jax and Floyd. The D is suspect, and with the high powered AFC Offenses, you can't like their chances past winning the division. 12-4 ONLY because the weak divisional schedule.

10. Dallas Cowboys- If Romo's healthy, they have a very good O and the D is still solid. They will challenge for the NFC East at 11-5.

11. Indianapolis Colts- The Colts' reign of the AFC South is coming to a close in the next two years. If Manning is out for the first month as reports say, they'll drop fast, not winning the division. The D lost a couple of key pieces and the O is unhealthy. Not a good combo. However, any time they have Manning, they seem to rake in wins. Even if he's only good for 10, they'll win 8 of those 10, going 10-6.

12. New York Giants- Possibly one of the most underrated teams, and could make me look silly for putting them on the brink of the playoff field. Manning is a good young QB, the running game is powerful, the receivers are awesome even after losing Smith, and the D is always above average. A sleeper team at 10-6. (D lost 2 starters in Week 2 preseason game, so a slight downgrade b/c of the passing offenses of the NFC East.)

13. Houston Texans- Awesome O and the D got a lot better with Joseph. Manning is the only thing keeping this team from winning the division this year. 9-7 is realistic, with 11-5 AND the division not out of the question.

14. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Best young team in football. Still a couple of years away from seriously competing, but look for them to be on the up and up. 9-7 is good, but 10-6 is not unrealistic.

15. St. Louis Rams- The receivers are suspect, as is Bradford's health. But the D isn't a weakness and they still have Steven Jackson, even if Father Time is starting to creep in. Look for them to take the AFC West handily at 9-7.

16. Detroit Lions- If the Pack isn't in this division, the Lions are in the playoffs. But because they are, they're out. A lot rests on Stafford and his receivers, specifically Megatron. The D is up and coming, but not there yet. A great team in 3 years, but not now, at 8-8.

17. Kansas City Chiefs- I like the O, even if Cassel is overrated. But last year was a fluke. Look for a 8-8 or 7-9 mark, with 9-7 a possibility.

18. Seattle Seahawks- Their QBs are...Tarvaris Jackson and Charlie Whitehurst...? Who? They loaded up on other skill positions, but other than that, the O is NOT scary, and the D is mediocre. I fully expect 7-9.

19. Chicago Bears- With all the Cutler controversy and an ancient D, .500 would probably be a good year in Chi-Town. 7-9 is more likely.

20. Jacksonville Jaguars- If they get the QB mess sorted out now, they'll be a legitimate 9-7 team. But with that going on, 7-9 or even 6-10 is likely.

21. Miami Dolphins- This is a team in reverse. Henne is not a starting NFL QB, and Marshall is average because of it. Look for no more than 7-9 here as well.

22. Arizona Cardinals- The O is good only because of Larry Fitzgerald. Other than that, who? I almost regret this spot for them, for fear it's too high. I like 6-10 with 5-11 a distinct option.

23. Oakland Raiders- This is another up and coming team, perhaps a year behind Tampa, Detroit and St. Louis. A slight regression because of the different head coach and lack of Nnamdi any more. 5-11, with 6-10 a maybe.

24. Minnesota Vikings- Favre DESTROYED this team. Nothing on O except Peterson. 7-9 is the ceiling, 4-12 the basement.

25. Tennessee Titans- They might be better than this if CJ ends the holdout. If not, it will destroy what chemistry is left and sent them to 4-12 or 3-13. If he comes back, 6-10 or 5-11 is realistic.

26. San Francisco 49ers- We're not placing them 30th only because they have a mediocre QB in Alex Smith. Other than that, I see no more than 6-10 here.

27. Cleveland Browns- Notice the revolving theme from 27-32? Lack of a QB. McCoy is better than the rest, so they come to rest at 5-11.

28. Washington Redskins- Because Shanahan can make any team have one more win than they're supposed to. 4-12.

29. Denver Broncos- No QB, bad chemistry, no D. All adds up to 4-12 or 3-13.

30. Carolina Panthers- Newton will develop well with the right coaching. For now though, they aren't going anywhere. 3-13.

31. Buffalo Bills- No D, No O, good kicker. Sounds like 2000 Ravens minus the D and slight O. Ugh. 2-14.

32. Cincinnati Bengals- A team in a lengthy downward spiral. It's going to take 4 years to rebuild this team. 2-14 is a possibility.

So division by division:

AFC East:

1. New England Patriots at 15-1.
2. New York Jets at 11-5.
3. Miami Dolphins at 6-10.
4. Buffalo Bills at 2-14.

AFC North:

1. Baltimore Ravens at 13-3.
2. Pittsburgh Steelers at 13-3.
3. Cleveland Browns at 5-11.
4. Cincinnati Bengals at 2-14.

AFC South:

1. Indianapolis Colts at 10-6.
2. Houston Texans at 9-7.
3. Jacksonville Jaguars at 7-9.
4. Tennessee Titans at 6-10.

AFC West:

1. San Diego Chargers at 12-4.
2. Kansas City Chiefs at 8-8.
3. Oakland Raiders at 5-11.
4. Denver Broncos at 3-13.

Seeds:

1. New England
2. Baltimore
3. San Diego
4. Indianapolis
5. Pittsburgh
6. New York

6. New York defeats 3. San Diego 16-13
5. Pittsburgh defeats 4. Indianapolis 24-14

1. New England defeats 6. New York 31-17
2. Baltimore defeats 5. Pittsburgh 21-20

1. New England defeats 2. Baltimore 34-23

NFC East:

1. Philadelphia Eagles at 11-5
2. New York Giants at 10-6
3. Dallas Cowboys at 10-6
4. Washington Redskins at 4-12

NFC North:

1. Green Bay Packers at 14-2
2. Detroit Lions at 8-8
3. Chicago Bears at 7-9
4. Minnesota Vikings at 5-11

NFC South:

1. Atlanta Falcons at 14-2
2. New Orleans Saints at 12-4
3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers at 9-7
4. Carolina Panthers at 3-13

NFC West:

1. St. Louis Rams at 9-7
2. Seattle Seahawks at 7-9
3. Arizona Cardinals at 6-10
4. San Francisco 49ers at 5-11

Seeds:

1. Atlanta Falcons
2. Green Bay Packers
3. Philadelphia Eagles
4. St. Louis Rams
5. New Orleans Saints
6. New York Giants

6. New York Giants defeat 3. Philadelphia Eagles 13-10
5. New Orleans Saints defeat 4. St. Louis Rams 28-7

1. Atlanta Falcons defeat 6. New York Giants 27-17
2. Green Bay Packers defeat 5. New Orleans Saints 37-31

2. Green Bay Packers defeat 1. Atlanta Falcons 33-20

SUPER BOWL:

New England Patriots defeat Green Bay Packers 35-31

Ein, it's mainly about the fanbase. I'm thinking of the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Green Bay Packers.

Packers won the Championship over the Steelers last year (aka both teams made it to the championship game.). So either one is a fine choice. Well, one is better than the other. *cough* Steelers suck *cough*