It's almost surreal isn't it? The Bucs are playing in the NFC Championship game against the Packers at Lambeau Field for the right to play in the Super Bowl at their own home in Raymond James Stadium. It sounds wild, but the Bucs have earned it to get to this point. I'm not going to put much into their last meeting this season, because it happened in Week 6. We all know that a ton of time has gone on since then, and both teams are playing their best football right now. There's so many different things to watch in this one, which makes it so much more fun than it already is. The run games of both teams have been exceptional, particularly for the Bucs as they offensive line has taken it to the next level for the post season. You have two defenses with key players that can get stops when needed to. You know Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers are going to bring it, along with a great match-up between Carlton Davis III and Davante Adams. There's also the question of will Antonio Brown play? There's really so many different aspects to this game. I'm getting a little tired of people thinking the cold weather is going to be a factor for the Bucs, though. I get it, 28 degrees is cold if you're just standing around, but you're going to have players on the field that are running around and focusing on their assignments for each play, and those on the sideline will be right next to heaters. As soon as you start running around, you warm up. This is the NFC Championship! You can't possibly tell me that you're going to let that variable stop you from getting to the Super Bowl. History is on the line between the Bucs and Packers. We're all in for quite the afternoon on Sunday.
