For the second year in a row, both the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots will participate in the NFC and AFC championship games respectively. These teams were predicted by many to be here when the season began, and now they indeed sit with just one game between them and Glendale. Tom Brady will take on Andrew Luck and the Colts for the second consecutive year. Last year the team dominated Indianapolis in the divisional round and now look to end Andrew Luck's playoff run. He has now reached the championship game and is one step closer to reaching the ultimate goal of a Super Bowl. This run will likely end next week in Foxborough. Although the team looked good against the Broncos, the Patriots are a different animal and will give the Colts much more problems defensively.
Seattle will host the NFC championship and take on a slightly hobbled Aaron Rodgers. The key matchup will be Rodgers against the great defense of Seattle. If Rodgers can make some big plays and does not receive too much pressure, the Seahawks could be in trouble. Can't wait for an exciting Sunday next week.

Patriots-Packers is Potential Super Bowl Preview

When Tom Brady and New England play the Packers this Sunday in Lambeau, it will be the most anticipated NFL game to date. The two quarterbacks in this matchup are as on point as one could be at this point in the season. Brady has led the Pats to seven straight wins and Aaron Rodgers has the Packers offense on fire when they play at Lambeau. In what should be one of the more entertaining games of the year it will be interesting to see how well the two defenses play against the prolific offenses. One thing is certain, if this weeks matchup turns into a Super Bowl you will see no complaints from myself nor anyone who loves the NFL.