Dagg

So what do you guys think?

Wild Card round: Jville?Denver?Balt?

If wild card win then who:
Personally watching SD I just dont get it, LT is not is old self and never will be, they cant pressure the QB which is definately good for Brady and our offense. Rivers is throwing at a high level and you saw what Brees did to us he was spot on that day and we couldnt stop him.
Indy well not going to pick at an old scab we had them dead to right and choked.

Would love to hear some thoughts from the board.

Sean Pa Patriot

Number 1 lets get in the playoffs by winning this weekend...

Number 2 , If we beat Jax , then Jax, is not going to the playoffs..


Number 3 I dont want to play Miami or Tenn... I think we could beat the Stillers...


Number 4 and final, Im hoping for the 4 th seed, because I want to play Indy in round 2 then go to San Diego..With that said, I will take Denver...

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We going to take it one game at a time

patsfan-1982

will if i had to pick one i say denver

cause ray rice was not as big a part of the ravens O when we played them last that and the ravens. are geting better and denver. is geting worst

tdw777

IMHO..doesn't matter who we get in the wild card round...we'll win that round..we're bascially one and done. I really don't see us getting past indy or sd.

PatsfanGlo

Miami at Foxborough in January sounds super to me for wild card. As for second round, Indy then San Dieo(assuming they advance) just for schedule purpose...

BelichickFan

I'd love to play Miami, they aren't that good and shouldn't have beaten us two weeks ago. Short of that I really don't care but I'd rather avoid Pittsburgh.

jbb9s

why Indy in the divisional round? This team has a history of getting killed in Indy over the last 5 years but actually has a great playoff win @ a 14-2 Chargers team in 06 (the Reche Caldwell catch).

I think going to SD would be better and hope Indy loses in their game (highly unlikely I know). Furthermore, in the wildcard game, which will be at home, I am confident this team squeaks out a win against any #6 seed team.

BradyManny

To some extent it doesn't matter - we're going to have to play 4 tough games no matter what.

But my personal preference would've been to play Indy in the AFCDG, where I'd be pretty confident we could beat them and then head into SD with some confidence. Unfortunately, looks like it will be the other way around. SD is the tougher matchup for us.

Essentially, things are lining up for the same basic path we took in 2006. That SD game took a lot out of us, which is another reason I'd probably rather have the 4 seed & face SD in the AFCCG after knocking off Indy.

mayoclinic

Whoever. First, let's win the division and make the playoffs. Second, let's try to get as health as possible. If those 2 things happen, I really don't care who we play.

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BradyManny

How so?

2006 - it took a freakshow of horrible events to take us down
2007 - we won
2008 - took a David Thomas penalty & a Gaffney drop for us to lose
2009 - this one is fresh enough in the memory that I don't have to go into it...

It's been a tight game every time - in all 3 games we lost, we had our chances to win. Either the refereeing, surprisingly un-clutch offensive play, and ridicolously unclutch defensive play have conspired against us in the 4th quarter of these games. Sure, you could say history could repeat itself - but I know we can play with the Colts.

Playing SD in SD is brutal. We completely pulled that 2006 AFCDG out of our rears. I can't think of another game of late I was so certain were were done-for that we ended up pulling out. The whole game, I was in fear of their defense and their offense. If it weren't for Troy Brown's clutchness, and Reche Caldwell coming out of nowhere with a huge catch, we'd have been toast. Rivers torched us last year, and I honestly think Rivers is playing more consistent ball than Manning is right now, except the hype just isn't there b/c of the perfect season crap.