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Super Bowl Prediction

Sunday, February 2nd

 Game: Seattle vs. Denver

Pick: Denver - This is a football lover's dream match-up right here, as it pairs off the league's best offense (Denver) with the league's best defense (Seattle). While I typically favor a great defense against a great offense, these great offenses don't typically have Peyton Manning, who, in his record-shattering season, appears to be on a mission for his second Super Bowl ring. Giving him an extra week of watching film is almost unfair for the Seahawks defense, who, in spite of their great season, haven't faced an offense nearly the caliber of Denver. I also liked how Denver's defense stepped up against Tom Brady and the New England Patriots on Sunday. The Seattle Seahawks were again unspectacular on offense, but just good enough to eek out a win against the San Francisco 49ers. Taking all these things into consideration, for the time being, I'm going to go with the Denver Broncos in a 27-24 win over the Seattle Seahawks. I say "for the time being," because if the game-time forecast in New York is scheduled to be extremely cold and snowy, I think this gives an advantage to the Seahawks. They tend to run the ball far more efficiently than the Broncos and their run defense is typically superior to Denver's as well. But, until I hear that the forecast is going to be lousy come game-time, I'll take the Broncos by a field goal.

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Record:

Overall Playoff Record: 6-4 (.600)

Regular Season Record: 163-92-1 (.639)
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