Rams clinch division!

[HawkerHurricane]

My prediction:
IF the Rams get home field advantage, they'll win the Super Bowl!
IF they don't, Philidelphia will go.

[joeybee12]

1. I agree--the NFC comes down to those two teams

Home field advantage will play a more important role than in the AFC.

[HawkerHurricane]

2. Rams win indoors, are mediocre outdoors

Eagles are tough, and in the snow? I give it to them, easily.

[KFC]

3. Rams will beat Philly in Philly

Weather does not bother them. This is not the old Rams. If they can limit themselves to one turnover, they can beat anyone, anywhere.

[HawkerHurricane]

4. I hope you are right, but...

I don't see it. The Eagles have a first rate defense, they play on grass in the great outdoors...
The Rams have trouble with good defenses, they have trouble on grass, and the cold is a factor.
These are two teams who are so close in abilities, I think the home field advantage will decide it.

[KFC]

5. Probably right

That is the common wisdom.

But I think the Rams can surprise an over-confident Eagles team.

These guys are better than most people think.

[HawkerHurricane]

6. IF

the Eagles are that over confident, they don't deserve to win.

I don't think they will be, though. I think the Eagles will show up fighting, and off turf they can shut down the point a minute offense the Rams have...

[Ishoutandscream]

7. Congrats. Hope your guys get homefield

One more Philly lose in a pivotal playoff game, and I think their psyche will be "we can't win the big one." And that will open things up for a certain franchise in Dallas to reclaim the east in future years.

[VermontDem2004]

8. I disagree

I think the better team will win or the better prepared team will win. The Host's stadium does play a factor in the outcome but it comes down to preperation, play calling, and execution. There was no way Tampa could beat Philly in Philly and they did, plus I feel that Something Financial Field is not the big of an advantage Veterans Stadium was. But don't count out the other NFC teams either.