So am I (4 for 4 this weekend, that is). But I didn't expect two blowouts, and another game that would've been a blowout if not for stupid mistakes. I did expect my Packers to have trouble with the 'Hawks; if Seattle had managed to get home field advantage somehow, and I weren't a shameless Packers fan, they'd've been my Super Bowl pick. They're the most complete team in the NFC playoffs.
Next week's picks (home team in bold)...
Indy over KC
While a blowout win in the wild card round usually is a prelude to doom in the next round, I just can't see how KC stops Peyton Manning.
New England over Tennessee
If the Pats didn't have home field and a bye week on their side, this would be a toss-up. As is, I like the Pats here.
Green Bay over Philly
Losing Westbrook is probably enough to kill the Eagles against Green Bay. I can't see their defense stopping both Favre and Green, and without Westbrook, McNabb doesn't have enough playmakers to keep up with the Packers offense.
St. Louis over Carolina
Easiest pick of the weekend. The Panthers can out field goal the Cowboys, but that's just not going to be enough against the Rams.
Next week's picks (home team in bold)...
Indy over KC
While a blowout win in the wild card round usually is a prelude to doom in the next round, I just can't see how KC stops Peyton Manning.
New England over Tennessee
If the Pats didn't have home field and a bye week on their side, this would be a toss-up. As is, I like the Pats here.
Green Bay over Philly
Losing Westbrook is probably enough to kill the Eagles against Green Bay. I can't see their defense stopping both Favre and Green, and without Westbrook, McNabb doesn't have enough playmakers to keep up with the Packers offense.
St. Louis over Carolina
Easiest pick of the weekend. The Panthers can out field goal the Cowboys, but that's just not going to be enough against the Rams.