2014 NFL Playoffs: Divisional Round Games

Son Of A Vidic

* * * * * Saturday 10th of January 2015 * * * * *




Ravens @ Patriots @9:35pm (Sky Sports)







Panthers @ Seahawks @01:15am (Sky Sports)







* * * * * Sunday 11th January 2015 * * * * *





Cowboys @ Packers @6:05pm (Sky Sports)







Colts @ Broncos @9:40pm (Sky Sports)

NotASheeple

Colts

Going for all the home teams. Would love to see Luck put one over on Peyton though.

adrian522

Packers

Broncos and Seahawks should win their games.

The other 2 could go either way I think. I'd hazard a guess at New England and Dallas to get the wins.

GoldFour4

Packers

I was 4 for 4 in the wildcard but I'm gonna be an outrageously loyal Panthers fan and pick them to end the Seahawks reign on Saturday night.

Paully D

Colts

I'm going for all the home teams this week. There'll no doubt be one "surprise" however.

I like the Ravens +7 but think the Patriots will ultimately get the W unfortunately. Seattle will beat Carolina without moving out of first gear. Broncos should win, and I like Green Bay at home even though Dallas are superb on the road this season.

Son Of A Vidic

Colts

Paully D wrote: »

I'm going for all the home teams this week. There'll no doubt be one "surprise" however.

Same here, went with all the home teams. But if the Pats O line continues to play shyte, then there could be an upset in Foxboro. Manning had a pretty poor 3 TDs & 6 Ints in December, so a Colts win in Denver wouldn't surprise me either.

ScummyMan

Colts

All homes for me too, I'd love to see Luck get one over on Peyton though.

eagle eye

Broncos

I'm picking the Colts to beat Denver and then all the rest as home wins although Dallas are an unsuitable matchup for Green Bay and it could be very close.

The Colts impressed me greatly against Cincy. I know Cincy were missing a few players but the D was pretty impressive and the offense looked very impressive too.

Putin

Packers

Went for three home teams and the Cowboys winning in Lambeau.

BaronVon

Colts

I would fancy 4 home wins, but Dallas, Baltimore or the Colts winning would not surprise me either. One of many reasons why I love the NFL!

Broncos

I'm going to say:
Baltimore: Because damn my clouded judgement. Also B'more 2-1 at Foxborough and Monroe and Jernigan were back at training yesterday so if the O-Line and D-Line is improved with those two Tommy is watching the superbowl from the couch/Scrooge Mcduck money pool.

Seattle: Panthers weren't great last week and the Hawks were getting into their prime in their last couple of games. Cam is still making a lot of mistakes and he's banged up.

Green Bay: Cowboys did really well up to here and I hope Romo gets a ring soon but not with the team they have at the moment. Hard to see past the Packers at home with their offense the way it is.

Indy: I'm going to go with the upset on this one. No reasoning, just have a feeling.

Morrisseeee

Colts

Corvus Maximus wrote: »

But if the Pats O line continues to play shyte, then there could be an upset in Foxboro.

Ah the Immaculate Brady, sure he never has a bad game, it's always someone else's fault :rolleyes:;)

I fancy all the home teams, although some of them will be close, very close, especially the Sunday games eeeek!

JaMarcusHustle

Broncos

Off topic, but does anyone know how late the Woolshed, Harrys etc. in Dublin stay open for Sunday games? I'm talking about the AFC title game next weekend which starts at close to midnight on Sunday.

Vandango

Broncos

Corvus Maximus wrote: »

if the Pats O line continues to play shyte, then there could be an upset in Foxboro.

That is probably the worry for most Pats fans. The poor O line form in the first 4-5 weeks, has returned in the last 3 weeks. And unsurprisingly, the offense has stuttered a bit because of it. Personally, I'm worried the poor quality manning the O line, could make this a short playoff run.

Morrisseeee wrote: »

Ah the Immaculate Brady, sure he never has a bad game, it's always someone else's fault :rolleyes:;)

Maybe the odd off day, but certainly not a Peyton Manning bad 3 TDs and 6 Ints during December bad.

adrian522

Packers

JaMarcusHustle wrote: »

Off topic, but does anyone know how late the Woolshed, Harrys etc. in Dublin stay open for Sunday games? I'm talking about the AFC title game next weekend which starts at close to midnight on Sunday.

From memory in the past it was on the TV but the bar will close at the normal time. Not 100% sure on this though. I was there for the bears / packers game a few years back and they certainly showed the second game but probably no booze served after whatever time.

Drop them an email, they are good at responding and it's worth booking a table if you are going with 3 or 4 others as you will get a good spot and can arrive just as the games start.

HigginsJ

Packers

3 homes for me with the Cowgirls winning in Green Bay

kevohmsford

Colts

Going for all home wins but Ravens and Cowboys could get wins.

golfball37

Broncos

2 and 2 for me.
Dallas and Indy to win on the road. Ravens have a chance but I just think NE will have enough. Seattle will win with little fuss.
Dallas 8-0 on the road and Rogers can't be 100%, I think this is the bet of the weekend.
All things being equal Denver win 9 times out of 10. I just think we are gonna get that exception on Sunday. Broncos have not been playing well at all.

frostie500

Packers

Should be a fantastic weekend of football and then we have the national championship game on Monday night as well, this is the best week of football of the year as far as I'm concerned!

Areyouwell

Broncos

Seahawks & Patriots with comfortable home wins. Cowboys & Colts to win on the road.

SameOleJay

Don’t wanna jinx it but divisional round is my favourite weekend of the year.

Pumped for these games.

brinty

Patriots
Colts

Patriots win AFC and Superbowl

Packers (it hurts to say it as a Cowboy)
Seahawks

Seahawks retain but lose Superbowl

polaris68

Patriots
Seahawks
Cowboys
Colts

Magico Gonzalez

Broncos

3 brave panthers fans sticking their necks out on the polls.

Admire your spirit gents.

UnitedIrishman

Broncos

Predictions:

Ravens run Pats very close but Brady gets it done, Seahawks win by 2 TD's+ against the Panthers and Colts upset the Broncos. And the Pack win. (hopefully)

maudgone

Broncos

Pats'
Seahawks
Packers
Colts

Alfred Borden

Colts

Gonna go four home wins. But Ravens and Cowboys will push very close.

mikemac1

Packers

These posters got all wildcard results correct

Bateman
bennyl10
dojojoe
malistheman
Paully D
polaris68

Screenshot was taken at kickoff last Saturday

Jolly Red Giant

I am going to go with my optimistic best -

Broncos
Ravens
Seahawks
Packers

raze_them_all_

Colts

All home wins, Packers to win easier than people expect

GoldFour4

Packers

Magico Gonzalez wrote: »

3 brave panthers fans sticking their necks out on the polls.

Admire your spirit gents.

Haters gonna hate :P All y'all gonna be swearing allegience to Cam Newton and Luke Kuechly in 28 hours time!

Maybe not though, Seattle is a good football team so I hear

Hidalgo

Broncos

Went for 3 home wins and Colts to cause a surprise.
I would fancy the Ravens at Patriots but I just don't think they'll be able to get themselves up fully after last week's win very Steelers. I just have a feeling that focus/intensity will take a dip after beating their biggest rivals.

Any away win could be a springboard for that side in a run all the way to Superbowl

Tristram

Packers

Patriots
Seahawks
Cowboys
Broncos

ChicagoJoe

Cowboys

Deleted User wrote: »

I'm going to say:
Baltimore: Because damn my clouded judgement. Also B'more 2-1 at Foxborough and Monroe and Jernigan were back at training yesterday so if the O-Line and D-Line is improved with those two Tommy is watching the superbowl from the couch/Scrooge Mcduck money pool.

Seattle: Panthers weren't great last week and the Hawks were getting into their prime in their last couple of games. Cam is still making a lot of mistakes and he's banged up.

Green Bay: Cowboys did really well up to here and I hope Romo gets a ring soon but not with the team they have at the moment. Hard to see past the Packers at home with their offense the way it is.

Indy: I'm going to go with the upset on this one. No reasoning, just have a feeling.

I can see the Seahawks becoming the first back-to-back Super Bowl champions in a decade as they prepare for the Panthers on Saturday. They can get the role players and key pieces other teams can't. Seahawks can set their roster on a constant churn with the expectation that the gears will continue to run without interruption. Hard to go against them.

Billy86

Colts

I'll take the four home teams to win here - GB, SEA, NE & DEN... but I have a feeling Baltimore are going to be the toughest of the four away teams and could well pull off an upset. Doubt it, but I reckon it's the most likely.

mikemac1

Packers

Aaron Wilson ‏@RavensInsider Ravens' team bus got into an extremely minor accident, no injuries sustained, a taxi cab side view mirror got scraped.

I wouldn't post it only this is the second week in a row a Ravens bus has been in an accident

I'm taking it as a sign for another W

Realt Dearg Sec

Broncos

Patriots
Seahawks
Packers
Colts

I've been underestimating the ravens all year in predictions and tonight looks like no exception, could be wrong but the patriots have been very impressive.

Seahawks sends easiest to call.

Would love to be wrong about the packers but all this talk of the cowboys away record ignores some very obvious stuff about the packers at home, where Rodgers is unstoppable and the weather promises to be a major factor. Also the cowboys were very, very far from impressive last week and this is a step up again.

Colts just because making has been poor lately and maybe wishful thinking in part too, just like most people I like Luck and hope he goes on to be great, and this would be a signature statement, basing one of the giants of the game in a playoff. Possibly heart I've had on that.

Agent J

Cowboys

Ravens
Seahawks
Packers
Broncos

Paully D

Colts

Monroe active for the Ravens. Even if he's only 50% fit, it's still a huge improvement on James Hurst (who I do actually feel has a lot of potential to become a good player in this league) who was destroyed last week against the Steelers.

Update - Ugh, maybe not. @jeffzrebiecsun: If warm-ups are any indication, James Hurst will stay at left tackle

padraig_f

Let's go, Michaels and Collinsworth, nice one.

Hazys

Broncos

@MikeReiss

Ravens call tails. Coin comes up heads. Patriots choose to defer. Ravens will get ball to open the game.

Colts

Patriots by at least 7 points!

Copper_pipe

Colts

Deleted User wrote: »

Patriots by at least 7 points!

Have em backed -7?? :P:P

JaMarcusHustle

Broncos

Well, that was as pathetic a drive defensively as we've had all year.

letowski

Broncos

That was quick!

Hazys

Broncos

Terrible 1st drive by the Pats D...terrible

Onecoolcookie

Packers

Hurst starting at LT for Ravens is huge, needs to have a good game

Anyone got a good stream? PM please

raze_them_all_

Colts

Superb opening drive

eagle eye

Broncos

Ok, well that is not the start we wanted. Lets go Patriots!!!! Lets go Tommy boy, lets answer that immediately.

Onecoolcookie

Packers

How about that for an impressive first drive?

Elite Playoff Flacco strikes again

Pudsy33

Broncos

Oh yeah that was some opening drive.