NFL Playoffs!

Yeah but the comercials sucked last year.

sidewinder wrote:

Yeah but the comercials sucked last year.

Are you expecting better ones this year with the economy in the tank. I'm just hoping that they aren't all filmed by high school students on hand held video cameras.

Lol yea the commercials were really bad last year. Two or Three years ago they were really goood. The giants got that one catch last year to win the superbowl if he didn't catch that they would have been all over.

If the floundering companies are smart they will spend more on advertising to entice people to waste thire money on junk they don't really need.

Bad call very bad call.

Yes the Cards won

The Cardinals did a great job, I'm not taking a thing away from them, but Philly got hosed by that call, or lack of one really...



The Steelers won though! but not without some pain:

That was a fun game to watch between the cards, and egales. I just liked that the cards are having the season of a life time right now, but then again they have 3 outstanding guys on there team, at the WR, RB, and QB spots.


As for that hit, that was somthing else. The sound of it when they ran into each other sounded like it was bad.

I liked both games really, Kurt Warner has always been good but never on the right team. truthfully I think McNabb has to go, in that game he had many open receivers but failed to deliver it. Westbrook has always been good and their defense is excellent.

The minute I saw that I knew he probably wasn't getting back up. What was his injury I didn't get a chance to catch what it was. Well I'm undecided about the superbowl and who I will root for.

I haven't heard yet what the actual injury was...I'm guessing either concussion or neck injury.

I watched sports center earlier today, and they said he is has been released, but they didn't really say what the injury was.

I was really hoping for a PA Super Bowl. When the last time the Steelers and the Eagles were in the conference championships the Eagles won and the Steelers lost.

I think the last time Warner was in the Super Bowl he won.

I would have enjoyed that, It could happen some year, and its a heck of a lot more likely than EVER having an Ohio team even in a Super Bowl during any of our lifetimes.

But if you count the Lions, they will never get there. lol

You knew somebody would post this. I think I got it right.

Team - Appearances - W - L - Game Not played Yet
1. Dallas Cowboy - 8 - 5 – 3 - 0
2. Pittsburgh Steelers - 7 - 5 - 1 - 1
3. New England Patriots - 6 - 3 - 3 - 0
4. San Francisco 49ers - 5 – 5 - 0 - 0 (Perfect Record)
5. Oakland Raiders - 5 - 3 - 2 - 0
6. Denver Broncos - 5 - 2 – 3 - 0
6. Miami Dolphins - 5 - 2 - 3 - 0
8. Green Bay Packers - 4 - 3 - 1 - 0
8. New York Giants - 4 - 3 - 1 - 0
10. Washington Redskins - 4 - 2 - 2 - 0
11. Minnesota Vikings - 4 - 0 - 4 - 0 (The Worse Record)
11. Buffalo Bills - 4 - 0 - 4 - 0 (The Worse Record)
13. Indianapolis Colts - 3 - 2 - 1 - 0
14. St. Louis Rams - 3 - 1 - 2 - 0
15. Kansas City Chiefs - 2 - 1 - 1 - 0
15. Chicago Bears - 2 - 1 - 1 - 0
17. Philadelphia Eagles - 2 - 0 - 2 - 0
17. Cincinnati Bengals - 2 - 0 - 2 - 0
19. New York Jets - 1 - 1 - 0 - 0 (Perfect Record)
19. Baltimore Ravens - 1 - 1 - 0 - 0 (Perfect Record)
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - 1 - 1 - 0 - 0 (Perfect Record)
22. Seattle Seahawks - 1 - 0 - 1 - 0
22. Atlanta Falcons - 1 - 0 - 1 - 0
22. San Diego Chargers - 1 - 0 - 1 - 0
22. Tennessee Titans - 1 - 0 - 1 - 0
22. Carolina Panthers - 1 - 0 - 1 - 0
27. Arizona Cardinals - 1 - 0 - 0 - 1
28. New Orleans Saints - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0
28. Jacksonville Jaguars - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0
28. Detroit Lions - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0
28. Cleveland Browns - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0
28. Houston Texans - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0

So an Oho team did make it twice but can't play each other because they are both currently in the AFC.

Indianapolis Colts played one Super Bowl as a NFL (now NFC) team before the merger of the AFL/NFL (When in Baltimore.)

The Original Cleveland Browns are the current Baltimore Ravens, took a move to get to the big game.

Same as the Tennessee Titans, they were the Houston Oilers but didn't do well there.

The Rams made to the game in both LA and Saint Louis forms.

The Raiders made it to the game for both Oakland and Los Angeles.

Yeah, the Bengals went twice in the 80's I think both times were against the 49ers??? I should look that up, I know once for sure...They never were really anything special after Paul Brown left as coach, ok, they did have a few good years...but it still wasn't the same.

I got to know Charlie Joiner a few years ago when I worked with the Browns Alumni Association (very briefly), he is a friend of Dick Schaftraff's and comes up to visit every now and then...usually when Lou Groza had a dinner for his friends...so I guess last time I saw Charlie was 98 or 99, hum, it doesn't seem that long ago... Oh, I'm rambling. Anyway, when I was a kid Cincy was great! After Brown left the shine just kind of went away for me.

Yes the Bengals lost to the 49ers both times.

Super Bowl – Date - Site
Conference Winner Head Coach
vs Loser Head Coach
Score

I - 1/15/67 - Los Angeles, CA
Green Bay Packers NFL Vince Lombardi
vs Kansas City Chiefs AFL Hank Stram
35 -10

II - 1/14/68 – Miami, FL
Green Bay Packers NFL Vince Lombardi
vs Oakland Raiders AFL John Rauch
33-14

III - 1/12/69 – Miami, FL
New York Jets AFL Weeb Ewbank
vs Baltimore Colts NFL Don Shula (Yes he coached elsewhere before the Dolphins)
16-7

IV - 1/11/70 – New Orleans, LA
Kansas City Chiefs AFL Hank Stram
vs Minnesota Vikings NFL Bud Grant
23-7

V - 1/17/71 – Miami, FL
Baltimore Colts AFC Don McCafferty
vs Dallas Cowboys NFC Tom Landry
16-13

VI - 1/16/72 - New Orleans, LA
Dallas Cowboys NFC Tom Landry
vs Miami Dolphins AFC Don Shula
24-3

VII - 1/14/73 – Los Angeles, CA
Miami Dolphins AFC Don Shula
vs Washington Redskins NFC George Allen
14-7

VIII - 1/13/74 – Houston, TX
Miami Dolphins AFC Don Shula
vs Minnesota Vikings NFC Bud Grant
24-7

IX - 1/12/75 – New Orleans, LA
Pittsburgh Steelers AFC Chuck Noll
vs Minnesota Vikings NFC Bud Grant
16-6

X - 1/18/76 – Miami, FL
Pittsburgh Steelers AFC Chuck Noll
vs Dallas Cowboys NFC Tom Landry
21-17

XI - 1/9/77 – Pasadena, CA
Oakland Raiders AFC John Madden (He’s not just an announcer but a crap good coach too.)
vs Minnesota Vikings NFC Bud Grant (He just couldn’t get his team to win the big game)
32-14

XII - 1/15/78 – New Orleans, LA
Dallas Cowboys NFC Tom Landry
vs Denver Broncos AFC Red Miller
27-10

XIII - 1/21/79 – Miami, FL
Pittsburgh Steelers AFC Chuck Noll
vs Dallas Cowboys NFC Tom Landry
35-31

XIV - 1/20/80 – Pasadena, CA
Pittsburgh Steelers AFC Chuck Noll (4 wins for Chuck)
vs L.A. Rams NFC Ray Malavasi
31-19

XV - 1/25/81 – New Orleans, LA
Oakland Raiders AFC Tom Flores
vs Philadelphia Eagles NFC Dick Vermeil
27-10

XVI - 1/24/82 – Pontiac, MI
San Francisco 49ers NFC Bill Walsh
vs Cincinnati Bengals AFC Forrest Gregg
26-21

XVII - 1/30/83 – Pasadena, CA
Washington Redskins NFC Joe Gibbs
vs Miami Dolphins AFC Don Shula
27-17

XVIII - 1/22/84 – Tampa, FL
L.A. Raiders AFC Tom Flores
vs Washington Redskins NFC Joe Gibbs
38-9

XIX - 1/20/85 – Stanford, CA
San Francisco 49ers NFC Bill Walsh
vs Miami Dolphins AFC Don Shula
38-16

XX - 1/26/86 – New Orleans, LA
Chicago Bears NFC Mike Ditka
vs New England Patriots AFC Raymond Berry
46-10

XXI - 1/25/87 – Pasadena, CA
N.Y. Giants NFC Bill Parcells
vs Denver Broncos AFC Dan Reeves
39-20

XXII - 1/31/88 – San Diego, CA
Washington Redskins NFC Joe Gibbs
vs Denver Broncos AFC Dan Reeves
42-10

XXIII - 1/22/89 – Miami, FL
San Francisco 49ers NFC Bill Walsh
vs Cincinnati Bengals AFC Sam Wyche
20-16

XXIV - 1/28/90 – New Orleans, LA
San Francisco 49ers NFC George Seifert
vs Denver Broncos AFC Dan Reeves
55-10

XXV - 1/27/91 – Tampa, FL
N.Y. Giants NFC Bill Parcells
vs Buffalo Bills AFC Marv Levy
20-19

XXVI - 1/26/92 – Minneapolis, MN
Washington Redskings NFC Joe Gibbs
vs Buffalo Bills AFC Marv Levy
37-24

XXVII - 1/31/93 - Pasadena, CA
Dallas Cowboys NFC Jimmy Johnson
vs Buffalo Bills AFC Marv Levy
52-17

XXVIII - 1/30/94 - Atlanta, GA
Dallas Cowboys NFC Jimmy Johnson
vs Buffalo Bills AFC Marv Levy (Not just 4 losses, 4 in a row)
30-13

XXIX - 1/29/95 – Miami FL
San Francisco 49ers NFC George Seifert (First team to 5 Super Bowl Wins Zero Losses)
vs San Diego Chargers AFC Bobby Ross
49-26

XXX 1/28/96 Tempe, AZ
Dallas Cowboys NFC Barry Switzer (Second team to 5 Super Bowl Wins)
vsPittsburgh Steelers AFC Bill Cowher
27-17

XXXI - 1/26/97 – New Orleans, LA
Green Bay Packers NFC Mike Holmgren
vs New England Patriots AFC Bill Parcells
35-21

XXXII - 1/25/98 – San Diego, CA
Denver Broncos AFC Mike Shanahan
vs Green Bay Packers NFC Mike Holmgren
31-24

XXXIII - 1/31/99 – Miami, FL
Denver Broncos AFC Mike Shanahan
vs Atlanta Falcons NFC Dan Reeves
34-19

XXXIV - 1/30/00 – Atlanta, GA
St. Louis Rams NFC Dick Vermeil (Eagles fans so loved Vermeil they even cheered the Rams)
vs Tennessee Titans AFC Jeff Fisher
23-16

XXXV - 1/28/01 – Tampa, FL
Baltimore Ravens AFC Brian Billick
vs N.Y. Giants NFC Jim Fassel
34-7

XXXVI - 2/3/02 – New Orleans, LA
New England Patriots AFC Bill Belichick
vs St. Louis Rams NFC Mike Martz
20-17

XXXVII - 1/26/03 – San Diego, CA
Tampa Bay Bucaneers NFC Jon Gruden
vs Oakland Raiders AFC Bill Callahan
48-21

XXXVIII - 2/1/04 – Houston, Texas
New England Patriots AFC Bill Belichick
vs Carolina Panthers NFC John Fox
32-29

XXXIX - 2/6/05 – Jacksonville, Florida
New England Patriots AFC Bill Belichick
vs Philadelphia Eagles NFC Andy Reid
24-21

XL - 2/5/06 – Detroit, Michigan
Pittsburgh Steelers AFC Bill Cowher (3rd Team to Win 5)
vs Seattle Seahawks NFC Mike Holmgren
21-10

XLI - 2/4/07 – Miami, Florida
Indianapolis Colts AFC Tony Dungy
vs Chicago Bears NFC Lovie Smith
29-17

XLII - 2/3/08 – Glendale, Arizona
New York Giants NFC Tom Coughlin
vs New England Patriots AFC Bill Belichick
17-14

And to be played

XLIII - 2/1/09 – Tampa Bay, Florida
Pittsburgh Steelers AFC Mike Tomlin
vs Arizona Cardinals NFC Ken Whisenhunt

Will the Steelers be the first team to get 6 Super Bowl Wins?

I hope so, but I gotta tell you, it was more fun all of those years waiting for #5...I loved my "one for the thumb" tee shirt. I'm not sure the Steelers will win though, every step of the way people have predicted the Cards as losers, that has to be pretty good motivation.

Im rootin for the cardinals!! Only because their qb is a christian and isnt afraid to say it!! (im a christian also)

GO CARDINALS!!

I'm not going to say who I'm cheering for. If I state it out loud or in a forum you can guarantee that it'll be the kiss of death to that teams chances.

Idk who I'm routing for. I like both teams equally.

i'm going steelers,

the lug

I'm go for the team that is winning at the time, and then I will also go for the team that is trying to close the gap to maybe take the lead. lol

sidewinder wrote:

rclugnut wrote:

i'm going steelers,

the lug

I knew you were smart!

LMAO LOL thats funny me??? SMART LOL, thats a good one yeah i had midterms all this week, then i got the S.A.T. tommorow morning need to wake up at 6 30 i don't get up till 7-30 on weekdays for school, (living 5 miles away is pretty sweet ), i'll say this, i may be dumb but i'm not stupid

the lug