Wild Card Round:
CIN@HOU--Houston has been in a slump, losing 3 of its last 4. Cincinnati has a strong defense, however its offense is pretty unreliable..I mean, Cincy almost lost to Baltimore yesterday and Baltimore was resting Flacco, Rice, and other key starters. This will be an ugly game, and whoever wins it will surely lose in the Divisional Round.
Houston 20, Cincinnati 24
MIN@GB--I think Adrian deserves MVP just as much as Peyton. Perhaps a co-MVP award? After all, the Vikes would be sub .500 without All Day. The Vikings' problem is the pass; both offensively, and defensively. Unfortunately, they're playing at Green Bay against one of the most potent passing games in the NFL with A-Rod and co.
Green Bay 38, Minnesota 27
IND@BAL--Coach Chuckstrong was the Raven's Defensive Coordinator before, so he of all people will know the weaknesses of a Raven's D that is a shell of what it was before. True, Indy has a susceptible pass defense but the Raven's offense runs thru Ray Rice, not Joe Flacco.
Baltimore 17, Indianapolis 23
SEA@WAS--arguably the most exciting game of the weekend to look forward to. Their offenses are mirror images of each other; RG3 and Russel Wilson, Marshawn Lynch and Alfred Morris, a receiving core that lacks a big name, and strong offensive lines. I think that the deciding factor will be the defenses. That being said, Seattle's defense beats Washington's defense hands down.
Washington 34, Seattle 41
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