Seattle 21-10
Philly 35-14
1/6/06
Dallas @ Seattle 8PM NBC
1/7/06
New York @ Philadelphia 4:30PM FOX
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Seattle 21-10
Philly 35-14
"Somebody may beat me, but they are going to have to bleed to do it." -Pre
I see two upsets
Dallas 24 Seattle 22
New York 30 Philadelphia 21
Reeking of awesomeness!
Dallas 14 Seattle 21
New York G-Men 31 Philly 28
Seattle-21 Dallas-17
Philly-28 Giants- 16
Three out of four NFC East teams play Sat. & Sun.
Seattle by 6
Philly by 10...until a late Giants rally cuts the final margin to 3
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Seattle by 17
Giants by 1
The Cowboys seem to have lost their excitement over playing football. The defense has been horrible ever since Greg Ellis went down. I think I may be kind in saying Seattle will beat them by 17. As a die-hard Cowboy fan I hope I'm wrong, but at this point, and based on their performance over the last five games, I just don't see them in the win column during the play-offs. The play-offs require a "second gear" for a team that usually kicks in about the last two games of the season, and the Cowboys don't have it.
The Eagles have that second gear and have been flying high, but they are a poor play-off team. I look for the Giants to break their hearts with a late rally.
"Yes, there are two paths you can go by
But in the long run
There's still time to change the road you're on."
Not taking anything away from the Detroit Lions, but they weren't the best of teams this year. This past Sunday, Dallas gave Detroit everything they had and still came up short. What looked to be a promising Cowboy season, has yet to be another let down.
Hopefully the trend continues. The last two years both lower seeds have won on the road to open the NFC playoffs. Go Dallas at least.
"Call me crazy, but I want to buy the Dallas Cowboys end zone and have the star right at the foot of my bed. That way when I score, I can spike the ball right on the star!" -Woody Paige, Around the Horn 10.9.08
Itll be tough for them, of all the places to play a playoff game, Seattle has one of the strongest homefield advantages.
I dont think it would be a shocker for the Giants to beat Philly, but one team can only have so many flaws.
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