The one remaining team that struggled a bit during the season were the New York Jets. They were up and down for most of the season, however they have been playing incredible football ever since upsetting the Colts in week 16. Now they’ll try to do it again against a Colts team that blew away the defensive-minded Baltimore Ravens. This should be a very good game, and AFC Championship tickets are in high demand all over. Can the Jets continue their improbable run toward Super Bowl XLIV, or will they fall to the seemingly unbeatable Peyton Manning? This will be a game full of turns, and it can all come down to one big play. The NFL Playoff schedule has seen some very good moments so far but the best is still to come if you like your NFL football.

We all know that the 2010 NFL playoff Schedule will feature some really good times, so if you can get out to a game you should do that right away. Another really hot NFL ticket right about now are Pro Bowl tickets because this is the first time in years the game wont be in Hawaii. Fans can’t get enough NFL playoff football, and with teams this good its not hard to see why. Hurry up and get some NFL playoff tickets right now and see all the fun in person.

Over in the AFC, the playoff picture is all over the place. Sure Colts playoff tickets have been a sure thing since about week 1. And now everyone loves the San Diego Chargers, and you will definitely have a hard time finding Chargers tickets if you don’t start looking fast. The NFL playoff schedule is all over the place but there will be some very fun games. There are also a lot of fans in New England that want Patriots football tickets because they think Tom Brady and the team is getting hot at the right moment. This is starting to heat up as one of the craziest post-season on record, and if you can get NFL tickets you will be seeing history as it unfolds. Week 17 is going to be a crazy one, and after that its all about the NFL playoffs. So stay tuned to NFL playoff schedule to find out what the biggest games are going to be.

If you look up “underdog” in the dictionary, you could see any of the teams involved in the NFL Conference in there. There are a lot of happy Vegas bookies out there, but there are also a few thousand happy Eagles ticket holders, Ravens tickets holders, Cardinals ticket holders and Steelers ticket holders. The year of the underdog that started in 2008 looks like it has continued into the NFL season. If you look at this year’s crop of NFL playoff teams, you couldn’t have seen these playoff matchups coming if you were Nostradamus. I mean, the Philadelphia Eagles versus the Arizona Cardinals? These teams faced more adversity than Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich nominating Roland Burris for the senate. It’s really anybody’s game to to win. And in the AFC Championship, the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers are set for what could be the most physical game in the history on the NFL. Don’t be surprised if there is an injury or twelve. Anyone who tells you they know what’s going to happen this weekend is either on some heavy pain medication or is not paying attention.

Its been a fantastic NFL Playoff season so far, and I have a feeling its going to continue into Conference Championship weekend. If you are able to get to a game, I highly advise you to get your NFL Conference Championship tickets, because these games are going to be the craziest ever. This could be the wackiest NFL Playoff schedule ever, so don’t miss the action and get to see your team today.

The first game of the 2008 – 2009 NFL playoffs sees The Arizona Cardinals (4 seed) take on the Atlanta Falcons (5 seed). If you were making a list pre-season about the playoff teams, both of these could not have been in your top 10, even 20. Both teams have surprised just about everyone, so this battle of the birds should be pretty exiting. We have to give the edge to the Cardinals, just because Kurt Warner has  a bit more experience that Matt Ryan. Ryan has looked very sharp, and looks like he should be great for years to come, but I just don’t see a rookie QB being able to hang with a veteran like Warner. If the Falcons do manage to take this one, Ryan is going to be one of the most talked about young QB’s we’ve seen in a long time.

The next game will see the AFC’s San Diego Chargers take on the Indianapolis Colts. Both of these teams were atop many pundits lists to make the Superbowl, but what a difference a few months makes. The Chargers are lucky to be here at all, as the Chargers were pretty terrible for quite a while. While its easy to pick the Colts, the Chargers have played them enough times to know what to expect from Payton and Co. I think it Colts will end up winning, but don’t be surprised if its a close game decided one again by Adam Vinatieri. The Chargers are also extremely worried about just what is up with LaDainian Tomlinson. They need him to be near 100 percent to have a hope of winning. Philip Rivers is a good QB and all, but he is facing Payton Manning after all. The Chargers need a great running game to have a chance, so a lot depends on Tomlinson.

Sunday we see the Dolphins and Ravens at 1 p.m. and the Vikings Eagles at 4. I think these games should provide some really great football, and both games should be very close. Even though Miami are the #3 seed facing the Ravens as the #6, I have to pick the Ravens, but that is my least confident pick. They have had a stellar defense, and you know the Ray Lewis is going to be coming for Chad Pennington hard. A lot of people have been saying Miami still has a lot to prove because of their easy schedule, but they did look very good against the Jets in what could, and should, be Farve’s last game. Miami has had a great year, I think beyond the expectations of everyone. While Pennington might have an edge over Joe Flacco, I don’t think Miami can beat the Ravens in this one. it should be close but I think the Ravens should pull if out.

The last game of round one is the Vikings and Eagles, in what likely will be the most exciting game of the first round, as far as great football is concerned. Dolphins and Ravens will be close, but I think that these two teams are playing for a lot more. This could be Donovan McNabb’s last year in Philly, and I think he and the team will have a big day. The Eagles downright clobbered what should have been a good Dallas team, even throwing in some trick plays. The again the Vikings have looked good this year, but in my opinion didn’t play as well as the Eagles down the stretch. They lost to the Falcons with the season potentially on the line, and came close to loosing to the Giants in a game they HAD to win but was kind of meaningless to the Giants. I’m picking the Eagles in this one, but it should be a good game. One thing is certain, this game’s not ending in a tie. (Hear that Donovan?)

It looks like the first week of the NFL playoffs looks really good, so it should be fun as heck to watch. Then the real fun starts in the Divisional Round on Jan 10 – 11, when the big boys get to play.

By the way if you are a fan, I suggest that you at least check out what’s available for NFL Playoff tickets. My page has some info on how to find the best tickets. They are a bit pricey, but not as bad as you might think. Watching NFL playoffs on TV at home or at a bar is great and all, but you just can’t beat being there.