The AFC has dominated the NFC, except Dallas

[AMERICAS_FAN]

There’s an interesting article on ESPN.com by Len Pasquarelli about how the AFC has dominated the NFC in recent years and the trend is the same this year. Below is a link to the article, with two excerpts following. Interestingly, Dallas is the ONLY NFC team this year NOT to have been dominated by the AFC. Here is the link and the excerpts:

“QB edge could explain AFC dominance” By Len Pasquarelli, ESPN.com
Link: http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/columns/story?columnist=pasquarelli_len&id=2718554

Two Excerpts:
(1) “In regular-season play, the AFC won 40 of 64 interconference games, a .625 winning percentage that is second-best in league history. Only in 2004, when AFC teams won 44 games, a .687 winning percentage, has the series been more lopsided. Not since 1995 has the NFC taken the season series between the conferences. Since then, AFC teams are 378-300-2 against the NFC, a .557 winning percentage.”

(2) “Dallas, at 3-1, was the lone NFC team with a winning mark versus the AFC.”

Take that to the Super Bowl!!!
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[CF74]

So what you're saying is that there's a chance, yes!!!!!

 

[AMERICAS_FAN]

So what you're saying is that there's a chance, yes!!!!!

In the AFC, we beat Tenessee, Houston and Indy. We only lost to the Jaguars, but could easily have (and should have) beaten them. There's not an AFC playoff team that scares me. We can play with any of them. If we can get our confidence (or what Ware calls, our Mojo) back, and get thruogh the the first two NFC playoff games (vs. Seattle, and likely Chicago), then we can easily get the NFC Championship, become Super Bowl hopefulls and possibly NFL Champions.

I may be overconfident, but then again, so is our QB, and that's how I like it!

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[Aikbach]

In the AFC, we beat Tenessee, Houston and Indy. We only lost to the Jaguars, but could easily have (and should have) beaten them. There's not an AFC playoff team that scares me. We can play with any of them. If we can get our confidence (or what Ware calls, our Mojo) back, and get thruogh the the first two NFC playoff games (vs. Seattle, and likely Chicago), then we can easily get the NFC Championship, become Super Bowl hopefulls and possibly NFL Champions.

I may be overconfident, but then again, so is our QB, and that's how I like it!

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San Diego and Baltimore are superior in attitude and preparation to the current Dallas Cowboys.

 

[Future]

3-1 is very misleading

the only game there that was good for the cowboys was the Indy game

we choked in Jax and got the benefit of playing houston and tennessee w/ young in his first game. I dont know that I would feel confident going into Tennesse now

 

[Rampage]

we played 1 of the worst divisions in the afc this year. nothing to get to happy about