NFL finals today with Superbowl in New Jersey tonight and I will go on a bet in the last season for this season.

The story that stole the show for this match was the bad weather on the east coast lately. Since the two teams will be able to escape the bad weather at least for the longest period of the match, as the system may hit the area towards the end of the match. Enough air will of course have cold and little rain (snow). Certainly the conditions are not the most ideal for such a match.

For me the two teams were right in the final, as they were stable throughout the season and played the best football. The playoffs did not rise enough with the Broncos to improve their defensive performance in their regular season wounds and to play methodically in the offensive of Manning's play. On the contrary, the Seahawks were based on their weapon, their defense and hard play, and the postseason, and I think in a way the two current opponents cancel each other.

Seattle in the two of the matches in the play-off brought under, holding 49ers at 17 points and Saints at 15, while their own attack, which is not famous for the explosion, scored 23 points in the two games. 8 under their 9 last game counts Seahawks and 7, which clearly shows how they are facing their matches and relying on victories. On the other side, the Broncos were impressed with their aggressive production this year, with their image changing slightly in the play-off. In both matches with San Diego and New England, 24 and 26 stayed with lots of good drives, but many of them lost to the red zone and ended in field goals. The defenses of these two teams for me have nothing to do with the one that plays Seattle and the current one is a test for Manning. Another key to the Broncos is the defensive function that hurt them a few times this year, but showed a significant improvement in play-offs by keeping San Diego at 17 and Brady at 16. Broncos count 5 consecutively under their last games.

There are many things that the two teams do not have to change for the current match, and the image that we will see will be the same as the ones that have shown us lately. Big final and critical match, I do not expect either of them to take any particular risks and quite often such matches are heading for a defensive battle and judging who will make the least mistakes. In the meantime, not being an ally for a spectacle and causing problems to the players master in the offensive track, I think we will have a low score here. At the under I'll go here, with 48 under 1.85 on Netbet.

The NFC divisional playoffs kick off and the current proposal comes from the NFC with the mighty Seahawks welcoming the Saints.

Beats in the points total will be here so will be the approach to the match. New Orleans moved through Philly in the final seconds of a field goal match in a match that managed to control the high aggressive tee of the eagles while their offensive had the well-known off-home production that ranges near the average. Today they are waiting for another test against an NFC elite defense that held them at 7 points in December in their last match.

For the Seahawks things are clear, they should continue their strong defensive presence this year (14 points with passive within) while their attack has solutions even though it is not one of the most explosive in the league (29 points within). The time of possession of the ball is high with over 30 minutes per turn. The team runs a series of 5 under with 4 last being moved near the 40 points limits. 9-7 in the overall under the team, and 4-4 in this year's home.

The Saints passed the first defensive test against the Eagles and nowadays they expect another, both in the offensive and in the defense. A team with long-time homeless problems showed character at the start of play-offs and generally this season has taken power from the clever line-up coach who seems to be working well ahead of critical matches. The team receives about 22 points out of this year's seat and I think it will hardly allow the Seahawks to go over the 30 points here. Crucial is the aggressive production that Saints will have as the Seahawks have shown that they can lock them easily and there are not many things that Drew Brees can change and the attack, which should reduce turnovers here. At 19 points, this year's aggressive production on their journeys, with a time of occupancy here, is slightly above 30 minutes. 11-6 on the under for Saints this year, 7-2 out of the base at the under and 5 on their most recent trips.

As we said in December, Seattle cleaned Saints 34-7, with the limit close to 48 points, the 8 matches they have given since 92 'and then have 5 times down, with 3 from 5 at that time in Seattle to sit below the limit. 11-2 Saints this year at the under against teams from the same conference.

The Seahawks are a favorite mainly because they have the solid strong data that is their defense. I really believe that the Saints will spit blood to score points and if they exceed 20 points I will consider it a success. At the same time, the Saints have to protect the ball better here and not make mistakes offensively that will give points to the Seahawks. Defensively, I give them better luck today against the Seattle attack, which is physical but does not take much risk, while it may affect the break they had before this match, at least at the beginning. I expect a defensive battle here as I take the small offensive numbers for both. With these data the limit above 45 points is attractive as even with 6 total touchdowns we go cash. Bet365 is the best limit with a similar price at the moment at 46 @ 1.90, while there are still some 47 and 48 near 1.70 (Callbet-Betsonic).

The two most formidable NFL teams are faced with the last time of the Wild Card round of the playoffs.

Both Redskins hosts and Seattle Seahawks are coming from 7 and 5 with victories that gave them the right to fight for a place in the NFC semifinals against Atlanta. Their big guns are the two best rookie quorterbacks Robert Griffin III and Russel Wilson. Especially RG3 impressed everyone this year and seems to be the future star of the sport. The teams also have very good running backs, since Alfred Morris and Marshawn Lynch respectively ranked 2 and 3 respectively in the regular season in rushing yards. The main difference between the teams is defense, where the score of the Seahawks scored as the group that received the fewest points per game in the year with more than 15 points, whereas the home team accepted the so-called. 24 points and ranked as 22 between 32 groups.

Such big games are usually judged by the defenses and as impressive as RG3 I think that against this top defense of Seattle can not win the game alone. I expect the most complete and hard-knit team in Seattle to win in Washington and qualify for the semifinals of the region.