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Green Bay Packers at the New England Patriots "data-reactid =" 27 ">Martin's choice
Green Bay Packers at the New England Patriots
Tom Brady, ageless wonder.
Aaron Rodgers, the master of Hail Mary.
An aura, a mystique, a tangible feeling in the air that something special is about to happen every time these two players are on the pitch in the fourth quarter. Competition is increased, the stakes even greater. And fortunately for us, we see two of the greatest players of all time fighting on "Sunday Night Football".
The scarcity of regular season games between the Patriots and Packers only adds to the appeal of this week's prime-time match. It's only the second face-to-face match between the quarterbacks and it may be the last, knowing that this AFC-NFC division match is no longer expected until 2022 – when Brady will soon turn 60 . (I'm kidding, Gisele!)
The Packers had won the previous battle of Brady-Rodgers, 26-21, in November 2014. The combined two quarters totaled 613 yards (368 yards by Rodgers) and four touchdowns at Lambeau Field. Hopefully we will be treated to another offensive explosion this time around.
Brady has accumulated 300 yards or more in three of his last four games. Meanwhile, Rodgers – averaging 326.1 yards – will face a Patriots defense that has averaged 328.3 yards in his last four games (against the Bills, Bears, Chiefs and Colts).
Between them, Brady and Rodgers have six Super Bowl rings, five Super Bowl MVPs and 19 appearances at the Pro Bowl. So call them goats or unicorns – whatever you want.
It's no better than this clash of titans.
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Los Angeles Rams at New Orleans Saints "data-reactid =" 40 ">The choice of Paylor
Los Angeles Rams at New Orleans Saints
The two best teams of the NFC are ready to face in an impressive place (The Superdome!) In front of a crowd overwhelmed. Oh yes, it'll be enlightened.
We see an elite offensive (Saints) fighting against an elite defense (Rams). And the stars are not lacking either. As soon as you are ready to place Drew Brees, Alvin Kamara, Michael Thomas, Aaron Donald and Ndamukong Suh on the ground, the magic operates.
In addition, if the Saints (6-1) hope to win the first seed of the NFC, it is a match they will win better. Because the Rams (8-0) show no signs of slowing down and a win here will place them firmly in the driver's seat to host the likely comeback in January, but this time it will be in the match. NFC championship.
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Kansas City Chiefs at Cleveland Browns"data-reactid =" 48 ">Robinson's Choice
Kansas City Chiefs at Cleveland Browns
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "In most cases, this game would be a dog. But the upheaval in Cleveland has brought Gregg Williams back to the position of head coach, making the Browns a little crazy this week. "data-reactid =" 49 ">In most cases, this game would be a dog. But the upheaval in Cleveland has brought Gregg Williams back to the position of head coach, making the Browns a little crazy this week.
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "And make no mistake, Williams would probably have cut an appendage or two for a superb win in his comeback coach. One thing is certain: you can count on him to throw the kitchen sink at quarter of Patrick Mahomes' chefs. I was expecting a lot of pressure from Cleveland and some American punches from a Kansas City coaching staff who must be at least a bit worried about the frequency to which their quarterback of the franchise could be affected. "data-reactid =" 50 ">And make no mistake, Williams would probably have cut an appendage or two for a superb win in his comeback coach. One thing is certain: you can count on him to throw the kitchen sink at quarter of Patrick Mahomes' chefs. I was expecting a lot of pressure from Cleveland and some American punches from a Kansas City coaching staff who must be at least a bit worried about the frequency to which their quarterback of the franchise could be affected.
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "I think there are two things: either the Browns will surprise everyone and be motivated and aggressive after a change of coach, or they will exert a lot of pressure and be burned by a murderous offensive by the Chiefs . Blowout or biting nail, it's worth it just for the drama."data-reactid =" 51 ">I think there are two things: either the Browns will surprise everyone and be motivated and aggressive after a change of coach, or they will exert a lot of pressure and be burned by a murderous offensive by the Chiefs . Blowout or biting nail, it's worth it just for the drama.
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