NFC Playoffs – Green Bay Packers, New Orleans Saints, Giants, 49ers

The Playoffs have begun and there are four teams in the NFC Playoffs that are looking to really get to the Superbowl. The Green Bay Packers, New Orleans Saints, New York Giants and the san francisco 49ers are all fighting to secure that coveted spot in the Superbowl and though all four teams are extremely abilities, only one team will triumph.

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The Green Bay Packers
The team from Green Bay arguably had one of the most persuasive normal seasons in the league as they were tight to sealing a perfect regular season until the underdog Chiefs were able to upset them. This team is certainly all set to get to the Superbowl but they must first confront the New york giants

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The New York Giants
The New york giants are all set to make among the greatest upsets this year as Green Bay is seriously preferred in this game. The New York Giants ended their season at 9-7 and will need to employ Eli Manning to the fullest to be able to have any chance at beating the Green Bay Packers.

Though you can expect a hard fought game, this fight will be based on how well the qbs deal with themselves in the pocket. Watch for the Green Bay Packers win by a couple of tds as the team will certainly dominate.


The New Orleans Saints
This is a well handled team and will make it quite hard for the 49ers to win this game. Drew Brees is one of the best qbs on earth and will certainly need to be at his very best to win this game.


The san francisco 49ers
The San Francisco 49ers are certainly among the surprise teams of the year but they only may be the faves in the NFC. With home turf advantage and a strong defense, the san francisco 49ers will certainly take this game against the New Orleans Saints.

This leaves the san francisco 49ers and the Green Bay Packers in a rivalry that will definitely have devotees of the game fired up. This’ll be a quite tight fight but the cinderella team from San Francisco will be able to pull this game out and get to the Superbowl.