NFL: Divisional Picks

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These are some of the toughest games to predict all season! I guess this is how it should be at this point in the year. All four of these games will be well worth tuning in for. 

Last week's picks were all correct except the Colts losing to the Ravens. Good on Ray Lewis to announce his retirement before the season was over. That definitely gave and gives Baltimore some extra motivation.

Here are That's Sports' NFL Divisional Picks...


Saturday's Games
Denver Broncos over Baltimore Ravens
San Francisco 49ers over Green Bay Packers

Sunday's Games
Seattle Seahawks* over Atlanta Falcons
New England Patriots over Houston Texans

The Seahawks are as hot as any team remaining and will beat the Falcons at the Georgia Dome. Russell Wilson is the only rookie QB left but has played like a wise veteran.

The Patriots are facing the Texans for the first time since their blowout victory last month. They have to avoid a letdown and make sure that Arian Foster doesn't break loose for some big runs. Brady and Belichick will be well prepared and will lead the Pats back to the AFC Championship. If the Broncos can handle the Ravens Saturday then the AFC Championship will be the matchup that everyone dreams of (Brady vs. Manning).

The 49ers have a much better defense than the Packers and that will be the deciding factor as the Niners  will return to the NFC Championship. If the Seahawks continue their winning ways then the Seahawks-Niners rematch will be fantastic! 

Enjoy the games folks!

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