NFL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP SUNDAY
3:00PM ET - FOX
Current Lines- over / under
Chicago ( - 2.5 ) 44 / -110
AT 
6:30PM ET - CBS
Current Lines- over / under
Indy ( - 3 ) 48.5/ -110
AT 
Posted on 01/21/2007 9:03:11 AM PST by mainepatsfan
NFL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP SUNDAY
3:00PM ET - FOX
Current Lines- over / under
Chicago ( - 2.5 ) 44 / -110
AT
6:30PM ET - CBS
Current Lines- over / under
Indy ( - 3 ) 48.5/ -110
AT
Can't WAIT for the game! GO BEARS!!!! 
Who will ever forget Ice Bowl II (wind chill 59 below zero).
Did anyone in the media pick the Vikings because "it was Fran Tarkenton's time"?
Is that you Shannon Sharpe?
Which Rex is going to show up today?
I still don't know if we'll ever see the Cardinals in one.
The first Super Bowl I remember was SB V, when Jim O'Brien of the Baltimore Colts kicked a 33-yard FG with a few seconds left on the clock to beat Dallas 16 - 13. .....Jan. of '71.
6-10 Watch Patriots-Colts
10-? Listen to Drudge
Technically the Vikings did win the 1969 NFL championship before losing to Chefs in Super Bowl IV (Go Otis Go!).
Good question...
My father tells me that even if Miami had stopped them there that the 'Skins were still going to win that game.
Who knows....
Counting down to that one as well.
I agree. One of the sports talk radio stations here has a bikini contest around these games.
The Chargers were beaten before that one even started. At least Dallas made "Ice Bowl I" a classic.
I'm pretty sure the (13 - 1) Raiders were favored, but the (11-2-1) Vikes got plenty of support. ....although I don't remember any "it's Tarekenton's time" predictions.
I remember Super Bowl III. I probably watched but don't remember I and II. I was 16 in 1969... it makes me feel ancient whenever they mention what number the current SB is...
Born and raised a BEAR fan, the Bears didn't have much to root for in the 60s - so I always rooted for the upstart AFL teams against the teams that beat up the Bears during the season.
That was an amazing game to watch, no one thought the Jets could win. I'm sure Joe Willie would say he did, but.
Go Bears!
The only Super Bowl where a player on the losing team (Chuck Howley) was given the MVP.
That's where I trip them up.
It maybe moot if the Bears defense doesn't.
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