Who Will The NFC Represnt in the Super Bowl?

[The Dark Knight]

The Packers

[The Dark Knight]

Originally posted by westflbroncostud
i couldnt admit that...my friends a huge packer fan and we have a rivalry LOL....i can never admit it....

I think that Javon Walker and Robert Ferguson are really gonna emerge. Ahman Green will open up alot of passing for them as everyone will bite on the play action. Ahman was a total stud last year and I don't see him declining unless he gets hurt. Farve will be good as always and that defense I think will get a little better as they had alot of young talent that was successfull last year.

[BlueDamsel]

Well, to answer your question as it was asked...The NFC will represent themselves in the superbowl, as always...Just as the AFC will represent themselves.

(and no I'm not being sarcastic...I'm just answering the question as it was asked.)

[The Dark Knight]

Originally posted by BlueDamsel
Well, to answer your question as it was asked...The NFC will represent themselves in the superbowl, as always...Just as the AFC will represent themselves.

(and no I'm not being sarcastic...I'm just answering the question as it was asked.)

Actually, your wrong Blue, this year the NFC will be represented by the CFL, the CIA, the FDA, and the RZA.

[Elway]

Who will the NFC representative be: I think the Eagles will get over the hump this year. Kearse & Owens should help them get over their 3 year Championship game implosion.

[rcsodak]

Originally posted by BlueDamsel
Well, to answer your question as it was asked...The NFC will represent themselves in the superbowl, as always...Just as the AFC will represent themselves.

(and no I'm not being sarcastic...I'm just answering the question as it was asked.)

Dang....beat me to it.....

[Dub-DeuceKnight]

The Eagles for sure, TO and J. Kearse, D. McNabb now has a decent receiver to throw to, the only thing they could have done was keep Deuce Staley, he is sick, we should have signed him (IMO he is better than Bell and Griffen). But B. Westbrook is really good and I think they want him to fully step out of ihs shell.

[EddyMac87]

Originally posted by westflbroncostud
and some of yall dont know why i hate her and why shes on my ignore

well, shes right...*shrug*

[Creeping Death]

I think the Eagles

[EagleInLA]

Eagles vs. Broncos Super Bowl sounds good to me.

[orang/blu in LA]

i second that. Go Broncos!

[frenchfan]

Eagles vs Broncos ???? Yeah... THat will kill my brother (he's a Giants fan)...
Great idea !

[ReleaseTheBeast7]

E-A-G-L-E-S EAGLES!

[JoRo]

Thats a big if tho, the eagles lost both theyre starting cornerbacks from last year, im not sayin that TO and Kearse dint help, but they lost both the cbs, who were probowlers most years, so unless the two replacing them step up then the eagles will get burnt quite badly.

[EagleInLA]

Originally posted by MoFo_JoRo
Thats a big if tho, the eagles lost both theyre starting cornerbacks from last year, im not sayin that TO and Kearse dint help, but they lost both the cbs, who were probowlers most years, so unless the two replacing them step up then the eagles will get burnt quite badly.

Troy Vincent and Bobby Taylor (and Dawkins for that matter) missed several games last year due to injuries and we still went 12-4. Lito Sheppard and Sheldon Brown had many starts and gained valuable experience. They played well and should be even better this year. We have two great safeties and should have one of the best D-lines in the league to keep pressure on the QB's. I can't say that I"m not worried at all but I think the media has made a bigger issue of it than it really is. Our decisions in the past to release veterans have proven to be good so far. Hugh Douglas did not play well last year, Jeremiah Trotter has never been the same....