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Any one of these games could easily go the other way, which would make the rest of the playoff picture more interesting for everybody outside of Green Bay & New England.

                                                                                                  Think Green,

                                                                                                  J Dawg

Well, my mind is made up for this weekend.

Saints at Niners - Brees is in the form of his life.

Broncs at Pats - I believe that the miracle stops here...but hey...who knows...

Giants at Packers - I really can't imagine an upset here.

Texans at Ravens - I see no reason why the earlier result should not be repeated.

49ers over Saints?
Patriots over Broncos?
Giants over Packers?
Ravens over Texans?

49ers over Giants?
Ravens over Patriots?

49ers and ravens in a rematch????
49ers Back?

Well.........It's All Football!

Rock ON & Keep the faith,
Rocket

FORT MYERS -

Sunday night's Bronco-Steelers' game had quite the effect on the web. Many people were left to wonder whether the number of Tim Tebow's total passing yards was just a coincidence, or if it was divine intervention.

Tebow threw for 316 yards, averaged 31.6 yards per completion and when the touchdown pass was thrown, the national TV rating peaked at 31.6.

"I don't know if it is necessarily an act of God, but I don't think anything happens by accident either," said Next Level Church Pastor Matt Keller.

The Bible verse John 3:16 is no stranger to Keller. But as far Google searches go, the verse has never done as well as it did after the big game.

Monday, "John 3:16" was the number one Google search.

"I think it's great that Tim Tebow has captured the imagination of the next generation," Keller said.

Twitter reported there was an average of 9,420 tweets per second after Tebow's 80-yard touchdown pass in overtime.

That number crushes the royal wedding and Osama bin Laden's death.

And while the "Tebow Effect" holds some interesting numbers, not everyone is sold.

The phone lines at the Miller and Moulton Show on Sports Radio 770 were tied up with Tebow talk Monday.

Moulton says he isn't sold that Tebow's acts are divine, but that could change.

"It's a coincidence and it's funny," said Moulton. "If they beat New England in New England, a team that's already beaten them soundly, then I think you are going to have some believers."

ohiodawg13 wrote:

Any one of these games could easily go the other way, which would make the rest of the playoff picture more interesting for everybody outside of Green Bay & New England.

                                                                                                  Think Green,

                                                                                                  J Dawg

Alright Dawg, pick 'em.

Of course, theoretically, all these could go the other way. The NFL is always full of surprises. If any one of my picks has an 'off day', which is always possible, then yes, their opponents could win. I just don't think it's likely, unless there's an act of God involved........

Amsterhammer wrote:

Well, my mind is made up for this weekend.

Saints at Niners - Brees is in the form of his life.

Broncs at Pats - I believe that the miracle stops here...but hey...who knows...

Giants at Packers - I really can't imagine an upset here.

Texans at Ravens - I see no reason why the earlier result should not be repeated.

Yeah...what he said

Yall listen up...please ....Niners pick off Breeze...a "pick 6" is what they call it, the 49ers bust a grape and shock the world!!...yes, I said the Boys by the Bay are going to win this game....the grass has NOT been cut and the sprinklers were "accidently" left on over night ....Drew is a different player on grass, and Harbaugh has got one hell of a game plan for the Saints

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