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This has to be the biggest game of the season. I think it'll be better than the Superbowl. I'm hoping Indianapolis wins. Everyone I know thinks New England will win, though.
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Well, Brady is on my fantasy team, so I hope both teams put up big numbers. I hope the Colts win. I hate the Pats. So, I am hoping for a good day on both fronts. A good day for Brady, but a loss for the Pats.
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Indiana almost pulled it off....many touted the game as one of the all-time greatest NFL regular-season matchups! I watched the Lions steamroll the Broncos 44-7, which, if not for the Pats-Colts monster matchup would have been the game of the week....Lions are showing signs of a turnaround, 6-2 and the only team that is 4-0 at home besides the Patriots! Not that I'm getting off-topic on an off-topic forum haha, but Patriots are going all the way until the run into the brick wall that is called Brett Favre & Co.
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I was thinking the Patriots will be unstoppable until they run into Big Ben, Fast Willie Parker and the Steelers next month.
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When a team plays well below their usual level and still beat a team like the Colts, you know that team is probably destined for greatness. I was rooting for the Patriots (for some reason, I just don't like the Colts at all...too many bandwagon fans, plus I've been a Pats supporter since the Parcells years). They didn't really play well until the 4th quarter and Joseph Addai was a big part of that. The kid's a real stud. But Brady showed why the 4th quarter is Brady Time, he shook off a bad game and led the Patriots to a big win. I won't even mention the atrocious refereeing, that crew had it out for the Patriots the entire game.
From here until the Super Bowl, the only team that can really hang with the Patriots will be the Colts. The Steelers should give them a rough game, but I don't think they have enough to derail the Patriots. The major difference is that the Steelers have a good QB in Ben Roethlisberger. The Patriots have an all-time great QB in Tom Brady.
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