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NFL Week #16

Arizona has a defensive line. Seattle might win, but they won't rush for much, and Russell Wilson will get all beat up. Campbell will have a field day. Of course, Seattle's defensive line will have a whole lot more fun beating up Palmer, since he can't move like Wilson can. The big question is who will punt for Seattle? We have discovered that Jon Ryan really needs a bit of work on his ball handling skills nearing the end of a run. Maybe if Russell Wilson or my (recently not so worthwhile) man Jermaine Kearse were the punter, the end of the fake put run would turn out better.
 
Woot!!! Some of the best ones right there.

Pittsburgh has a chance to prove they're the real deal on Sunday.
I'm not confident they will win.

-Mike

I'm going on record predicting a win for Pittsburgh and a playoff berth. This is their magic moment. And this is where I start getting behind teams that actually have some desire. Roethlisberger Brown and Bell, baby.

In other Steelers news:

Steelers’ Boswell got hit with 'random' drug test after he made 6 FGs in a game

lol/smh, seriously? The guy couldn't have just had a good day because he's part of a hungry competitive team? Random my butt.
 
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Where was my head?

Pack/Vike. A different Vikes team than earlier in the year. Also a different Packers team than 5 weeks ago.

Who knows? NFC Norris tilt. Impossible to predict.

The Vikes are a quagmire right now, my heart wants to pick them of course but I also like to be realistic about a situation and feel like the Pack are going to have their way with the Purple this time around. Like you said though, NFC North game, anything goes. Should be a good game, hopefully, and nothing like the hideous debacle that happened last weekend vs. the Colts.