With just over two weeks remaining until the Super Bowl and four teams still in the running, anticipation is running high over which two teams will compete for the coveted Vince Lombardi trophy. Let’s recap the two remaining games:
1.) Broncos Vs. Patriots
On Sunday, January 19, the Denver Broncos’ quarterback Peyton Manning will lead his team in the game against opposing quarterback Tom Brady and his New England Patriots. This will be a rousing game as Brady and Manning go head-to-head for the 15th time in their legendary careers. I grew up watching these two greats battle against each other, so I’m excited to see them play together again on Sunday. Although Brady has a 10-4 advantage (including 2-1 in the playoffs), Manning now has a more talented team. The teams are evenly matched, as was evidenced by their overtime game earlier this season. According to bleacherreport.com, the Broncos have an edge in four categories and the Patriots in three, with one a tossup (read the full article here). Bleacher Report believes that the Patriots’ Bill Belichick would win the coaching matchup, but noted that the Broncos have home-field advantage. They wrote, “The Broncos’ passing game and the Patriots’ running game will make the difference, although it’ll be intriguing to monitor how New England moves through the air against Denver without cornerback Chris Harris in the lineup.” Though it’s guaranteed to be a tight match, the neck-in-neck game should make it even more interesting for fans.
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