Destination Indianapolis: A Super Rematch Super Bowl XLVI!

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Here we go, we're down to two and only one will be lifting the Lombardi Trophy.  On 03 February 2008,  the hearts of Patriots fans were ripped wide open from our chest when just seconds away from victory the New York Giants scored what is perhaps the biggest upset in Super Bowl history thus ending the hopes of the New England Patriots for a perfect season. 

In just 13 days, both Giants and Patriots will once again face off at Indianapolis' Lucas Oil Stadium for Super Bowl XLVI. This is a chance for the Giants to prove that their Super Bowl XLII victory is not a fluke while for the Patriots its a chance for redemption. A victory for Eli Manning will permanently put him outside of his brother Peyton's shadow while a fourth Super Bowl ring for Tom Brady will further cement his legacy as one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. 

Its also worth noting that for the Patriots are also playing with a heavy heart as Myra H. Kraft, wife of owner Bob Kraft lost her cancer battle last July. This season is being dedicated to her memory. 

It's bound to be great game one that will surely be a ratings winner for NBC, the official broadcaster this year. Once again as always, here's cheering for the Patriots all the way. 

Destination Indianapolis: The Conference Championships

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After 2 days of intense games the respective conference championships are set.

NFC
New York at San Francisco

AFC
Baltimore at New England

This is going to be good. The road to Indianapolis will go through San Francisco and Foxborough.

Destination Indianapolis: Playoff Divisional Round

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Its divisional playoff week in the NFL. Here are the matchups:

NFC
New York at Green Bay
New Orleans at San Francisco

AFC
Denver at New England
Houston at Baltimore

Once again here's cheering for the Patriots all the way.

Destination Indianapolis: The Road to Super Bowl XLVI

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Here we go NFL Playoffs starts this week. Here are the playoff bound teams (listed in order of seeding):

NFC
Green Bay Packers
San Francisco 49Ers
New Orleans Saints
New York Giants
Atlanta Falcons
Detroit Falcons

AFC
New England Patriots
Baltimore Ravens
Houston Texans
Denver Broncos
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cincinnati Bengals

Green Bay, San Francisco, New England and Baltimore won't be playing till next week. Match ups for this week are as follows:

NFC: Detroit at New Orleans and Atlanta at New York
AFC: Cincinnati at Houston and Pittsburgh at Denver

Its bound to be a very exciting post season. Here's cheering all the way for my team, the Patriots.