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Leading up to Super Bowl XLVI, much has been made of some Patriots and Giants players competing more intensely than others because they have felt slighted at some point during their NFL journey. Keith takes a look at the draft positions and college pedigrees of the impact players to see just how prevalent this may be among Super Bowl 46′s impact players.
To make things a bit more interesting this Sunday, because let’s face it no one outside of the northeast corner of America actually wants to watch this year’s Big Game, here is the official MSF Super Bowl XLVI Drinking Game.
We are less than a week out from Super Bowl XLVI, but we’ve technically already seen this game before, so what’s the fun in talking about it? Instead, let’s talk about the best Super Bowls that never happened. Drew Lange reviews the top 11 championship showdowns that never were.
When the New England Patriots take the field versus the New York Giants in Super Bowl XLVI, several of the same names, players, and stars from their first Super Bowl encounter, Super Bowl XLII, will be back. But perhaps not as many as you think.
In this post, as I do every week in our weekly Bettor’s Guides, I will provide the initial point spread for Super Bowl 46 plus my quick pick and all the basic viewing information.
The two games played yesterday resulted in one of the greatest NFL Championship weekends of all-time. Both games were close throughout, and were decided by a field goal. Each game has its own fair share of storylines, but there is one common factor that affected the outcomes of both games: special teams.
In this afternoon’s first conference championship game, the top two seeds in the AFC face off as Baltimore travels to Gillette Stadium to face the Patriots. Here is all the basic info you need to know, what MSF’s writers have said about the game this week, and a poll so you can take your pick.
Conference Championship Sunday is only one day away, and four teams still have their hopes alive for a Super Bowl title. The four teams remaining provide possible Super Bowl matchups that will be very interesting to watch.
The most important person in deciding who will advance to represent the AFC in Super Bowl XLVI is none other than the gentleman who holds the worst all-time record of any “non-interim” head coach in NFL history: Baltimore Offensive Coordinator Malcolm “call me Cam” Cameron.
Later this afternoon, Timmy Tebow takes on Tommy Brady in family battle of Son v Nephew. It’s been the most talked about game of the week; let’s hope it doesn’t disappoint. Here is all the basic info you need to know, what MSF’s writers have said about the game this week, and a poll so you can take your pick.
One of the most hyped games of this NFL season, thanks to a certain Mr. Tebow, will take place Saturday night in Foxboro. The Broncos, who are coming off a thrilling win over the Steelers, will take on the top seeded Patriots.
Four games, eight teams, eight storylines. The Divisional Round often produces the most compelling and memorable moments of the NFL Playoffs. He are Kurt’s predictions for each game.
The Patriots have all the pressure when Denver comes to town this weekend. Couple that with the unpredictability and versatility of a Denver offense that can know pick up 30+ yard chunks in clutch moments, and you can bet that Tebow and the Broncos have put the proverbial “fear of god” into the Patriots. And that is the subject of today’s photo story.
We just broke down the playoff scenarios for the NFC. Now let’s break down the playoff scenarios for the AFC based on what happens in Week 17. There is still a lot to be decided.
The legend of Tim Tebow could reach untold heights with a home win over Tom Brady’s New England Patriots. In what could be described as a matchup between New England’s “Golden Boy” and Denver’s “Chosen One”, we will find out much about the AFC playoff picture on Sunday.
