American Football Conference
1. New England Patriots
2. Denver Broncos
3. Indianapolis Colts
4. Pittsburgh Steelers
5. San Diego Chargers
6. Cincinnati Bengals
AFC Wild Card
Cincinnati vs. Indianapolis
The headache of not being able to win a playoff game for the Cincinnati Bengals continues.
San Diego vs. Pittsburgh
The San Diego Chargers are built to win in cold weather, but the Pittsburgh Steelers will be up for the challenge.
AFC Divisional
Pittsburgh vs. New England
Since 2001, the Steelers and New England Patriots have been regulars in the postseason. But on this day it will Tom Brady and the Pats that will be able to write another winning chapter.
Indianapolis vs. Denver
These two teams will begin the regular season against each other and it is only fitting that they meet once more in the postseason.
AFC Championship Game
Denver vs. New England
The Patriots have been denied a trip to the Super Bowl in the past two seasons but the third time will be the charm for Bill Belichick.
National Football Conference
1. Seattle Seahawks
2. Green Bay Packers
3. New Orleans Saints
4. New York Giants
5. Arizona Cardinals
6. Chicago Bears
NFC Wild Card
Chicago vs. New Orleans
The New Orleans Saints are unbeatable at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, but they’ll come up short against the Chicago Bears who can score just as many points as them.
Arizona vs. New York
Both the Arizona Cardinals and New York Giants are happy to be back in the playoffs, but the January elements at MetLife Stadium will work in favor of the home team.
NFC Divisional
Chicago vs. Seattle
The Bears are good, but they are not good enough to hang with the defending Super Bowl Champions who are hungry to get their hands on another Vince Lombardi Trophy.
New York vs. Green Bay
Who knows the Green Bay Packers offense better than current New York Giants offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo? The Packers have come up short recently in the playoffs against the Giants and that trend will continue this season.
NFC Championship Game
New York vs. Seattle
The Giants have never lost in the NFC Championship Game, but that streak will come to an end at the hands of the vaunted Seahawks team.
Super Bowl 49 (University of Phoenix Stadium-Glendale, Arizona)
New England vs. Seattle
Tom Brady is in search for that elusive fourth Super Bowl Championship, but Russell Wilson and the Seahawks will become the first team since Brady’s Pats in 2004 to repeat as Super Bowl Champs.
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