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Way to go Philly, running away with the NFC, and without Wentz, maintain the objective. Back in it these two have faced each other in 2004 Superbowl. This was T Brady's third Superbowl. Now after running thru all the competition, we want to see how these two fair as Philadelphias defence is top three, but offense, is going to need to spark an fire and run, run baby. Philadelphia will they fly eagle fly or Go Pats #doyourjob.
The AFC Championship was a stellar performance from Tom Brady. The Pats would overcome a double-digit deficit, defeating the best defense, in Gillette Stadium. Gronk would leave the fame under concussion protocol. Although New England won, Jacksonville has set themselves apart from the other hot teams, but it's the way they played, so for Bill and Company, back to the big dance again. New England advances, to face off against Philadelphia Eagles on Super Bowl 52. In Minnesota.
The playoffs, postseason, the good and the bad, then there's just straight up horrible. Somewhat of a way to make the playoffs that much more interesting.
Divisional Round part two. Jacksonville did the unthinkable again, 45-42 win over Pittsburgh, advancing themselves to the AFC Championship against New England. Philadelphia defeats Atlanta and wait to see if New Orleans whose Currently down17-7 can withstand the Vikings onslaught.
Week two of the NFL playoffs, Divisional Round, the Jags win in Pittsburgh, for a second time, and are headed to New England. Minnesota has jumped ontop of New Orleans, as Philadelphia wins yesterday over Atlanta.
Week two, divisional round, features rematches, Jags and Steelers, Saints, Vikings, New England and Philadelphia, took care of business, Jacksonville is going to New Emgland, for AFC Championship. While New Orleans is currently down 17- 0 to Minnesota