NFL Postseason is getting pretty interesting. The New England Patriots not only got away with a completely clean record (16-0), but they keep collecting awards like toys from a cereal box. New England’s super star Tom Brady was just awarded as the AP Offensive player of the Year. The perfect add for the MVP title. By the way, Brady is the first New England player to get both of these. Not bad at all, huh?
The Patriots will continue with the good games on Saturday when they face the Jacksonville Jaguars, as they just beat the Steelers on the Wild Card game. This will be a fight for Divisional Playoffs and, even when many don’t even bother to bet on whoever plays against the Patriots, this could be a very exciting game. The Jaguars didn’t get a big point difference over Pittsburgh but they still pull a decent game. However, we know New England will fight to keep the perfect record, an achievement that has only been made by Miami more than 30 years ago. If that actually happens, this could be the best NFL Season ever for the Patriots and their football betting fans.
The San Diego Chargers are the other ones that have to prepare for the next game against a big team. On Sunday, they will be playing against the Indianapolis Colts (defending Champions, in case someone forgot during all this Patriots fuzz). If things go as most of people assume, we will have an interesting Conference Championship fight between Indianapolis and New England. When they met last time, the Colts lost the game, but I’m pretty sure they won’t let it happen so easily again. You don’t miss one detail when your chance to be one of the contenders at the next Super Bowl depends on it.
So, that’s how things are going at AFC. These guys are getting the greatest expectations, and are games that you definitely don’t want to miss. Besides, what the hell could you posibly want to do during these weekends rather than follow the NFL Playoffs?
Source: NFL.com
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