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It makes me cringe to say it but ATL does have a chance to go all the way this year.  How big a chance is anyone's guess right now but they do have a shot, and given their possible seeding, they might have a good shot at getting their toughest opponents at home through the playoffs.

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I mean, in a season full of the most wtf and disappointing moments ever - it would only make sense to for the Patriots and Falcons to play in the super bowl. 


It's going to be the Patriots vs either the Seachickens or the Cowboys, those are the three biggest bandwagon fan bases in the NFL and with the NFL's ratings falling they will pander to the bandwagons. It's possible the Steelers make it in because Roger hates Brady but I doubt it.

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