The NFL Playoffs move into the divisional round this weekend, which translated, means it’s “Crunch-Time”. While all four of the weekend games will be exciting, the marquee match will be Saturday in Foxboro, Mass., home, of the New England Patriots and Tom Brady, who await the arrival of Rookie Tim Tebow and the Denver Broncos, who pulled a stunning upset of the Pittsburgh Steelers last weekend. Out west, another great game with the explosive New Orleans Saints visiting the 49ers in San Francisco. Drew Brees, one of the league’s most prolific passers, broke the NFL record for passing yardage in the Saints egular season game. On Sunday, The Baltimore Ravens have had an obstacle named the Steel Curtain to deal with in previous playoff runs, and now that threat is gone. Ray Lewis and company welcome the Houston Texans to the Harbor. The New York Giants have the toughest assignment of the weekend, playing on the “Frozen Tundra” at Green Bay in January, trying to dethrone the World Champion Packers. Easier said than done. Off the field, St. Louis hired ex-Tennessee head coach Jeff Fisher to lead the Rams in 2012.
