who's going to win the super bowl this year and why? redskin fans need not comment ha

love the packers always a tough team aj.hawk is an animal but the fact is that minnesota is a flat out problem you all got to face them twice a year and i see no wins there detroit is a given but you never know what chicago is going to do.that being said i may be wrong but i saw a young team in a sense struggling to make it all fit maybe they'll settle down this year and pick up something good out the draft hope they do well tough blue collar team just like my steelers

 

Wow... some funny responses here.

bigbuckdown- A couple things... ATL? Seriously? SF... made a huge mistake by not picking up McNabb and Brandon Marshall... would have been a favorite for the SB. Also... the Texans are in the AFC... not the NFC


Caleb.... Rodgers... above average QB, but he has Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Drew Brees, Phillip Rivers, Ben Worthlessbugger, Brett Favre.... all above Rodgers... and he has alot of company right there with him that are as good if not better... Matt Schaub, Tony Romo, Eli Manning, Donovan McNabb, Carson Palmer

Second.. best cornerback in the league is a toss up between Nnamdi Asomugha of the Raiders or Darrelle Revis of the Jets.

Best recieving core? Ummm, I would take what the Saints, Patriots, Colts, Chargers, Eagles, and Cardinals have over the Packers.


As far as my picks...

AFC- Colts, Chargers, Texans, and Jets

NFC- Cowboys, Packers, Vikings, Saints

Not going to pick a final team, but I would be willing to put money on it that both SB teams are listed above.

AFC- Colts, Chargers,

 

Cowboys, duh.

 

I think you left out the Vikings!

 

no i didnt make a mistake mcnabb is a bum you cant argue that the only reason he made it to the super bowl was a fluke one in which he choked miserably now hes going to the redskins that are so mixed up they put there uniform on backwards.ben what? come on big ben is a monster running or throwing 2 super bowls and he's only what 25 -26 if that he's got a canon of arm and got an old favored reciever back this year big ben is an animal.you said carson palmer???the biggest bum in the league besides whoever cleveland decides to pick up maybe they call back ole trent dilfer ha-ha we own our division b-more cant handle us with geriatric recievers and corners
the jets wont have it bc we all know the pats always bounce back( i hate'em) the colts and tenn. will determine thier division. the chargers & denver are the only real 2 teams that are somewhat got it together in thier div. but the 9er's coach did a major turn around for that program last year so be expecting them tough D. but i think denver may be dialed in. the nfc is like this the panthers,the bucs,suck houston is a good team in the making schuab is a animal and atl. is solid that young qb they have is going to be an elite QB one day but i think he wins his division this year.now onto the nfc powerhouse division the skins are garbage they got a bum QB in mcscabb he's a injury waiting to happen or vommiting on the field during an important game blowing it once again same goes for romo and dallas good system bad pieces will be competitive though dont know about protection for romo now that the hotel is gone.can phillips and romo and try again the rest of the team is great witten is awesome probably the best TE in the game williams is great barber and jones are awesome.jerry will get it together now we all know why i didnt mention new orleans super bowl slump never fails. i think minnesota is going to win thier division they are extremely well put together we'll leave out wild cards for now and SB CONTENDERS.

 

I'm a huge Packer Backer, but I long for the days when the Packers and Bears had just drop down drag out games.
I could care less about the Viqueens...:D You guys are feeling the "Favre Pain".
By the way I have a TON of his rookie cards for sale if anybody wants them!:D
I'm not sure what this year is going to bring. I'm more worried about a non cap year and the loss of Revenue Sharing.

 

So you DO care

 

Slightly!

 

uh yeah

 

Who Dat?!?

 

I loathe that saying, but yes.

 

:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

I was very happy to see them win.

BECAUSE THEY BEAT FAVRE!!!!!

 

[QUOTEbig ben is an animal][/QUOTE]

I think that is what they are finding out down south.

 

Ben is not better then Rodgers...no way. He may win, but he rides his team alot. Favre...i cant really argue that i guess..lol.

Revis and Nnamdi are better cover corners, but nobody makes more plays then Woodson. He's all over the field, causing turnovers and changing games.

If you include Tight Ends and Running backs, Green Bay's are the best. Jermichael Finley is going to be an All-Pro next season.

 

This is the most sensible thing I've read today.

 

What else would you expect from a MIchigan Man

 

"Ben is not better then Rodgers...no way. He may win, but he rides his team alot. Favre...i cant really argue that i guess..lol" ben has a better arm ,makes big plays,is more mobile he's harder to take down when hurried,he's bigger and more athletic better numbers better results.rodgers needs to watch and learn thats what he is used to anyway right? lol...we got a safety thats better than both of them i dont even have to say his name #43 or maybe i do considering some support bums like mcscabb so for you who follow bums i'm talking bout mr.pro bowl troy polumalu he plays like a corner and attacks like a linebacker if you had a defensive genius like mr.lebeau you might win a super bowl often like we do. my only negative is that bum bruce arians anybody want a new coordinator? he's a idiot no full -back system and gets on tv telling it rooney should've canned his ass! he's the reason parker left he doesnt like smash-mouth and i dont like him

 

Polumalu? Seriously.... wanna talk about an absolute waist of $$$$ Yea, he is a good safety.... when he is healthy which is about one game every 3 years. Injuries have taken him down and he is no longer an elite safety.

 

Wow...

Ben more mobile..your joking right? Who led the NFL in QB rushing yards?

Better numbers? Your on crack sir. Rodgers is the #2 highest rated quarterback of all time...because he's put up phenomenal numbers in his first two seasons. Ben is up and down like gas prices.

And your comparing a safety to a cornerback?

Just to amuse you....Last 4 years:

Interceptions:

Woodson: 28
Troy: 13

Fumbles forced:

Woodson: 8
Troy: 4

Tackles:

Woodson: 218
Troy: 174

Touchdowns:

Woodson: 8
Troy: 0

So your saying a guy who has 15 less interceptions, 4 less forced fumbles, 44 less tackles AND 8 less touchdowns is better?

The guy cant even stay on the field because he breaks like glass.

 

woodson is like what 80yrs old now-lol rodgers is what? #2 to who in what big bens stats-Most regular season wins in a season, rookie QB — 13 (2004) [97]
Longest regular season win streak to start a career for a NFL QB — 15 games (won all 13 starts in the 2004 season, won first 2 games of the 2005 season)[98]
Most wins as a starting quarterback in first five NFL seasons (reg. season only) - 51 (from 2004-2008)[30]
Highest passer rating, rookie season — 98.1 (2004)[99]
Highest completion percentage, rookie season — 66.4% (2004)[99]
Most games with a completion percentage of 80.0% or higher, regular season (min. 10 attempts) — 4 (2007)[100]
(Tie) Most touchdown passes, Monday Night Football game — 5 (11/5/2007 vs. Baltimore Ravens) [98]
First QB to start two Conference Championship games in first two seasons in the NFL (2004 & 2005)[98]
Youngest starting QB ever to win the Super Bowl (2005; second-youngest QB to play in the Super Bowl, behind Dan Marino)[101]
Second quarterback in NFL history, along with Peyton Manning, to register three perfect passing games during the regular season, and the only quarterback to ever register two perfect passing games in one regular season. [98]
Lowest passer rating for a Super Bowl winning QB — 22.6 (Completed 9 of 21 passes for zero touchdowns with two interceptions)[102]
Tied for most seasons with one or more postseason starts in the first five years in the league since 1960, with four starts (tied with Bernie Kosar, Donovan McNabb, and Eli Manning).[103]
Pittsburgh Steelers franchise records
In six seasons, Roethlisberger has many individual accomplishments that are record performances in Steelers history.[104][105]

Career Records
68-28 (.708) record as starting QB (includes a 8-2 playoff record)
.708 winning percentage is the highest among all Steelers QBs with at least 20 starts
Highest Passer Rating (Min. 100 attempts) — 91.7
Highest Completion % (Min. 100 attempts) — 63.3%
Highest Yards Per Attempt (Min. 100 attempts) — 8.01
Most 300+ Yard Passing Games — 13
Most 400+ Yard Passing Games — 3
Most 500+ Yard Passing Games — 1
Most 3000-Yard Passing Seasons — 4
Most Consecutive 3000-Yard Passing Seasons — 4 (2006-2009)
Most 4000-Yard Passing Seasons — 1
Most Consecutive Games With a TD Pass — 15 (from December 3, 2006 through November 18, 2007)
Most Games with a Passer Rating over 100.0 (regular season) — 37[106]
Most Games With a Perfect Passer Rating — 3
Biggest contract in Steelers history (eight years, $102 million)[107]
Season records
Highest Completion % — 66.6% (2009)
Most Touchdown Passes — 32 (2007)
Highest TD% — 7.92% (2007)
Highest Yards Per Attempt — 8.90 (2005)
Highest Passer Rating — 104.1 (2007)
Most Passing Yards — 4,328 (2009)
Most 300+ Yard Passing Games — 5 (2009)[108]
Most Pass Completions — 337 (2009)
Single-game records
Most Passing Yards — 503 (Completed 29 of 46 passes for 503 yards and 3 touchdowns on December 20, 2009 against the Green Bay Packers)
Most Pass Completions — 38 (Completed 38 of 54 passes for 433 yards on November 5, 2006 against the Denver Broncos)
(Tie) Most Consecutive Passes Completed, Single Game — 15 (Completed 15 straight on November 26, 2007 against the Miami Dolphins on Monday Night Football. Bubby Brister also completed 15 straight on October 1, 1989 against the Detroit Lions.)
Highest Completion %, Game (min. 20 attempts) — 85.7% (Completed 18 out of 21 attempts on November 26, 2007 against the Miami Dolphins on Monday Night Football)
(Tie) Most Touchdown Passes, Game — 5 (Threw five TD passes in the first half against the Baltimore Ravens on a Monday-night game November 5, 2007. Tied with Terry Bradshaw and Mark Malone) [109]
Rookie records (achieved during 2004 season)
Most Pass Attempts — 295
Most Pass Completions — 196
Highest Completion % — 66.4%
Most Passing Yards — 2621
Most Touchdown Passes — 17
Highest Yards Per Attempt — 8.88
Highest Passer Rating — 98.1
Wins as starting QB — 13
Postseason records
Highest Completion % (Min. 50 attempts) — 61.9%
Highest Passer Rating — 87.2