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So who we rooting for in the playoffs?

Asaria

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1 hour ago, Asaria said:

Now that we have(Another) Lost season, thought it be fun to see who everyone wants to see go all the way this year.

I'm sticking with our cat brothers, the Jaguars. The worst thing about keeping Rhule was it meant we let Doug Perderson get away, but I can't be mad he went to the Jaguars. Although I could see them getting bounced in the WC, I would love for them to finish the job they left undone in 2017.

Ditto.  Absolutely.

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2 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

Outside of the Cowboys and Bucs, I don't hate any of the current teams in.

I can just enjoy good football and not really root for anyone.

That's more or less the position I find myself in. 

Otherwise, I will probably root for Buffalo.  Top off Hamlin's recovery with a ring.  I'd be fine with the Bengals finally winning one.  But, like you said, other than the Cowboys and Bucs, I'd be fine with any of them. 

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23 minutes ago, Brooklyn 3.0 said:

Not going to pull for the Bills because they have former Panthers and because of what just happened. That's silly.

AFC - Jags because underdogs are fun.

NFC - 49ers because of their D and Purdy is a fun story.

to piggyback, I'd say 9ers in the NFC because I'd be happy to see CMC get the ring we'd never be able to get him.  

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