NFL Playoffs

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At this point It's goma be Pats and 49ers. I really had To debate the 49ers and Falcons, but Pats can (or At least should) beat the Ravens.
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I, for one, welcome our new Harbaugh overlords.
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That is absolutely nuts. Can't believe the head coaches of both teams are brothers.

Rooting for the Ravens on Sunday. Under-appreciated team with a very under-rated quarterback. But, I think the 49ers will win.




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I am rooting for the Ravens, and not just because SF knocked out my Packers. I do feel like the events leading up to this Super Bowl have been the most melodramatic and gossipy than I can remember. Not having anything to do with the brothers, but Ray Lewis deer spray and the whole Chris Culliver gay comments thing.

My God, I had to deal with Brett Favre's drama for how many years? I'm sick of this kind of garbage. Can't we just have more guys like this:

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I am also supporting the Ravens. I've bought some American beer and I'm heading over to a Superb Owl party in a little bit.
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Pretty sure that's not a Super Bowl we'll forget... I mean, come on. Is it really that difficult to keep the lights on?

Don't know if the power outage affected the game or not, but the 49ers were definitely playing a lot better when they came back on. For much of the first half and the very beginning of the second half, they seemed to be absent.

The Ravens were playing almost flawlessly before the power outage. And that 108-yard kickoff return was amazing. Just straight up the middle.

After the power outage, it was like a complete switch. The Ravens seemed to be completely unable to make progress of any kind, while the 49ers just went for touchdown after touchdown. The last two minutes, though, was pretty cool. That was pure strategy.



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