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Throughout the Playoffs almost all of the teams winning have been on the road. 3/4 of the team's in the divisional playoffs have had success and it has led to most of the upsets this week. Who do u predict 2 be in the superbowl? post here

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Quote: With a now-healthy Willie Parker running for 146 yards and two touchdowns, Ben Roethlisberger ignoring his late-season concussion to throw for a score and lead an efficient offense, the Steelers did what the favored Titans, Panthers and Giants couldn't do by winning at home. It was the first time since 1971 that three road teams won during a single playoff weekend, and the Steelers made certain that road teams didn't go 4-for-4.

I thought the game was good and the steelers came out with a win. Roethlisberger looked healthy and so did Willie parker. The Steelers had the worst offense of any playoff team coming in, only to put up 35 points to support the NFL's top-ranked defense.This change could lead them to the superbowl as they take on the ravens next week.

Quote: Donovan McNabb will get another chance to chase that elusive Super Bowl title. Eli Manning threw away his opportunity to defend it.

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After the game i still believe the eagles have a real good shot at winning the superbowl.There D was good and offense did what it had 2 do. They came out with a win, and take on Arizona now

Quote:"LaDainian Tomlinson confirmed Wednesday that he has a torn tendon in his groin and listed himself as doubtful for the San Diego Chargers' playoff game at Pittsburgh on Sunday."

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I believe that this will hav a big impact on the game because he is a playmaker and the only other good running back on the team is sproles so sproles will hav to carry pretty much all the load.

-The NFC road to the Super Bowl will run through the Meadowlands because the New York Giants did what they had to do against frigid, swirling wind - run the ball.

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