GinoCappelletti

It would not be new for the Patriots to be favored to win the Super Bowl, I believe they were favored by 7 points in both SB 38 and 39

primetime

He picked the Bills over the Cowboys the year they got drubbed.

hallfamebrady

According to a graphic at the end of the show, Marino has picked against the Pats seven times in their 12 - 1 run in the playoffs. He was wrong all seven times since he picked the Pats to beat Denver last year.

He has now picked against them eight times. Keep up the good work Dan. I think you just guaranteed us a win.

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Proud season ticket holder of the New England Patriots.
Winner of Super Bowls 36, 38, and now 39.

shmessy

Felger last week: SD 31 NE 20

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PatsRI

Do you think he calls Borges' name when he's making love to his wife?

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sbcpats70

ROTFLMAO....oh, Borgie is "Chatting" on Boston.com right now...why doesn't he just MOVE to Indy???? Oh, he just wrote "Harrison is O-U-T out" even though Rodney is listed as DOUBTFUL and practiced today. I hate that guy and Felger is JUST as bad.

shmessy

No. He calls his wife's name when he's making love to Borges.

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PatsRule

Andrew Perloff SI. Picks the Pats

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/si_...e-favored.html


Tom Brady has never lost in a dome and he's 12-1 in the playoffs.
Robert Beck/SI

Even though the game is in Indianapolis, I'm surprised the Patriots are three-point underdogs to the Colts. I think I'm missing something. Here are 10 reasons I thought New England would be a slight favorite. Go ahead, try to convince me otherwise.

1. The Patriots' mastery of the Colts in the postseason: The same principle players and coaches are in place from 2003 and 2004, when New England topped Indy in Foxboro.

2. Brady vs. Manning: Brady is 12-1 in the postseason. Manning is 5-6.

3. Belichick vs. Dungy: Belichick is 13-2 in the playoffs. Dungy is 7-8.



4. Tom Brady is 10-0 in domes.

5. The Colts have looked beatable in the playoffs: They were trying to hand that game over to the Chiefs, but K.C. didn't want it. And I know how tough the Ravens were, but I wasn't as impressed by Indy as everyone else last Saturday. New England's offense is in a different league than Baltimore's.

6. The Colts looked bad the second half of the season: They were 3-4 in their last seven.

7. Manning struggles against 3-4 defenses: The Colts QB had a 39.6 passer rating against Baltimore.

8. Regular-season matchups don't foreshadow playoff rematches: The Colts' 27-20 win over the Pats in Week 9 has little bearing on the postseason. Remember, Indy clobbered Pittsburgh during the 2005 regular season before losing to the Steelers in the playoffs.

9. The Pats' road success neutralizes Indy's home prowess: I know, I know ... The Colts are 9-0 at the RCA Dome. But, New England is 8-1 away from home this year and won at San Diego, where the Chargers were also 8-0.

10. Homefield advantage not a big deal in conference championship games anyway: Road teams have won the last two AFC title games.

Kdo5

Its priceless to see Felger kissing the Patriots ass EVERY TIME they win a big game when he predicts them to lose.

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pat_rat

Ron Borges just made his pick on MSNBC...

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16682035/from/RS.2/