Calling it now....Chiefs vs. Panthers in the Superbowl

[kcbrown]

Chiefs offensive line looks good.

Their QB is experienced, smart, can run, and can complete the short Andy Reid Pass game.

Chiefs TE is a beast.

Chiefs O-line is solid.

Chiefs are on a 10 game winning streak, anyone that has played ball on any level knows that once you get on a roll, you feel like you can beat anyone.

Cheifs running backs look solid, thick, and they run hard.

Chiefs have two solid CB's and a All Pro Safety. D-line is solid too.

Pats don't look that great, Denver is never scary to me, all the other AFC leaders have flaws.

Panthers are just better than anyone in the NFC except for the Seahawks, but if they play the Seahawks in Carolina, I think they can beat them.

 

[j-off-her-doll]

Good chance you're right, imo. Agree with your take on Carolina/Seattle, and KC looks like the most complete team in the AFC.

 

[J. David Wannyheimer]

The Panthers look like the best team in the NFL to me, but I get this weird feeling that they are going to screw the pooch this week.

 

[j-off-her-doll]

The Panthers look like the best team in the NFL to me, but I get this weird feeling that they are going to screw the pooch this week.

I give a slight edge to Carolina, but I think that game could be the SB.

 

[J. David Wannyheimer]

Mad Dog has a really good point about the West coast team traveling for a 1pm game on the East coast. That absolutely does matter, according to the statisticians.

I still think Carolina is primed for a fall. They were so incredibly good for so much of the year, and I don't think even Cam playing at an MVP level explains how they were able to score so many points with Ted freaking Ginn Jr. as their #1 wide receiver. I don't know, nothing rational about the feeling, except that the Seahawks seem so very, very, very dangerous when they can play the underdog card.