Captain Caveman

We are 4 point favorites at the moment. Never mind - just moved to 4.5

I'm also ok with my $ and the Pats

I had money on the Raiders but if it means watching the Steelers miss I think I'm ok with a tie

For this round they're about the same, if we were to get another home game at some point the price goes up in each round. Just dug this up from my rep. The 88.50 I think are the same price as my usual seats. The pricing would be as follows: Wild Card Round - $88.50 per seat Divisional Round - $160 per seat AFC Title Game - $215 per seat

we shall see

Sure, but as a fan I get to keep a positive outlook

One nice thing about the Saturday game, we get an extra day of rest in probably playing KC the next week (although you could say KC gets a whole extra week of rest playing the Steelers in rd 1.)

It's final now, right? Home: Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots, New York Jets, Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers, Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings, Tennessee Titans Away: Baltimore Ravens, Chicago Bears, Cincinnati Bengals, Detroit Lions, Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots, New York Jets, KC Chiefs, LA Rams

This was 1988, it was my first game. I hope some fans get a similar experience today.

I remember thinking Jerry was going to be another in the long list of players who played well but never won, I'm glad he was part of the turnaround and has gotten to help the team make the playoffs the past few years.

Really trying to test out the theory that being a huge jerk shouldn't prevent people from voting for him for MVP.

This is the saucy nugs guy right?

I had my tickets in section 126 listed at less than half face (face is 88$) for the last 2 home games and couldn't sell them. I tried giving them away and couldn't find takers. I think it's a combination of bad weather, and aa reduced audience due to border closing and vaccination manadates.

With inflation this year I think they're finally coming out ahead on that deal

NFC North is pretty bad besides GB, and who knows if Rodgers will be there. AFC North has Cinci and Baltimore, Cleveland and Pitt both seem destined for badness. Aside from that's it's just matching up against the #1 teams from opposing divisions, and you're not going to luck into the WFT very many years.

Hockey is a totally different sport because all of your players play offense and defense. In football, having your offense play vanilla doesn't really help your defense, and these teams will NOT be playing for a tie, regardless of what happens in the Colts game.

He reminds me a little of Leeroy Jenkins

What I'm seeing is most likely scenario has Pats at 5 (as long as they win), no?

3 turnovers, just need to clean it up in the 2nd half and put this ***** behind us.

Since when do teams get compensation for assistants getting hired into other organizations?

Is this a Matrix thing?

Just make me any offer on these, I'm not going to be able to make these games and would like them to get used.

I got an email at end of November stating the following, you should check - The subject was "Important Notice - Playoff Ticket Information" You are currently enrolled in our Pay as We Play playoff ticket payment plan. As a Member enrolled in this plan, you have reserved your playoff tickets if we are to host a Wild Card game, Divisional Playoff game or AFC Championship game. In addition, by being enrolled in this plan, you will receive a discounted ticket price if we are to host a Wild Card playoff game. Please note that your credit card will only be charged if we clinch a home playoff game(s).

He didn't get fined for anything related to any rules that are changing, so almost certainly not.

1. That's only for those with no symptoms, so not applied to everyone 2. If Josh misses "only" 5 days (and likely 1 game) it will be a big deal. (Not that I don't believe he's vaccinated or doing everything he can to be available.)