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Posted by The Masked Prognosticator on January 31, 2012 under 1. The Masked Prognosticator | 
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Here it is ! The moment we’ve been waiting for all season. It’s Super Bowl time! The Masked One has made his prediction and blessed you for the last time this season in this weeks Secret Sauce!.. Read more of this article »
Posted by The Masked Prognosticator on January 17, 2012 under 1. The Masked Prognosticator | Be the First to Comment
As the playoffs wind down find out who makes it to the big show in this weeks Secret Sauce! Read more of this article »
Posted by The Masked Prognosticator on January 10, 2012 under 1. The Masked Prognosticator | Be the First to Comment
Wildcards are in! Get reviews on all the beginning playoff games and this weeks upset prediction in your personal edition of Secret Sauce! Read more of this article »
Posted by The Masked Prognosticator on January 3, 2012 under 1. The Masked Prognosticator | Be the First to Comment
Here comes the playoffs! Read all about a typical “day after” the celebrations and get the inside look at this weeks first round of playoffs in your personal edition of Secret Sauce! Read more of this article »
Posted by The Masked Prognosticator on December 27, 2011 under 1. The Masked Prognosticator | Be the First to Comment
As we head into the final week of the regular season your Father of Foresight reveals his prediction of who will be Super Bowl champion. Get all the reviews and playoff pictures in this weeks Secret Sauce!
December 27, 2011
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The Patriots have Tom Brady. The Packers have Aaron Rodgers. The Colts have Pey.. oh never mind. But the New Orleans Saints have Drew Brees. Last nights MNF showdown between the Saints and Falcons was supposed to be a classic match up of two offensive powerhouses. One looked like a powerhouse. The other just…offensive. Several teams have the firepower or the defensive ability to decide games. The Saints have both. Enroute to their victory the single season passing record that has stood since Marino in ‘84′ was broken by Mr Brees . On a touchdown throw for good measure. If you saw the game, I predict you saw your Super Bowl champions this year. I guess you could say I’m feelin’ the Brees.
One week left to the playoffs. Herein comes the difficulty for the amateur speculator. With teams all ready in you wonder about not only the rosters but the motivation of the players. Some are saving themselves for the games that “count”. Others are still trying for a better seeding to gain the intangible advantage of playing at home or a sweet bye week. Hence your personal prognosticator steps in to provide insight unknown to the so called experts.
As predicted, the Patriots won but failed to cover the spread. Miami had a shut out going into the third quarter when the wind changed direction and Brady and company turned a 17-0 deficit into a 27-24 win. New England is like a couple other teams. They have an impressive offense but the defense is suspect. That may win you a division championship or even a conference title, but not the big show. Miami host the Jets. No contest here as Miami is looking good and the Jets are well, lets face it, they pretty much suck lately.
Speaking of New York, the Giants disposed of their aforementioned counterpart in convincing fashion. Here is a team that can beat anybody, or nobody, depending on what they had for breakfast I guess. No rhyme or reason here. They carry their own destiny now as they host division rival Dallas. Talk about unpredictable performance. With these two teams it could be 3-0 or 37-35. Who knows? While I may not be able to predict the over/under this game I can tell you the Giants come out on top.
So much for the magic. No one gave the Bills much thought [except for your Vendor of Vision] in their contest with the blessed Denver Broncos. Like a hurricane it got ugly right about the time Buffalo scored back to back touchdowns in a span of seventeen seconds. Four interceptions by Mr. Tebow brings reality back to the Mile High City. Take heart Tim. There are a lot of HOF QB’s with that kind of stat on their records. I predict Denver plays everyone as they try to forget about last week and consolidate their gameplan. They host the Kansas City Chiefs. The Cheese spoilers have beaten some good teams but I feel them failing against the Bronco running game. Denver wins at home. The Bills face the Patriot machine and may win depending on how long Brady stays in. A good game to take the underdog and the points.
San Francisco barely beat Seattle. A late fumble saved them from defeat. Here is a team that has the defense to win but lacks the offense to go far in the playoffs. Visiting the Rams should provide some respite since they can’t seem to score no matter which way the wind blows. A low scoring Niner win is the prediction here. Seattle finishes out the season against Arizona. The Cardinals seem to be a team I can’t figure out. They win when they’re not supposed to and vice- versa. Let’s say the Seahawks should win.
Hard to believe but the Lions proved themselves to be another team that is potent on offense and solid on defense. Blowing their way through the Chargers 38-10 they keep their playoff mindset going. Luckily they play the Packers who have nothing to gain but pride in winning this game. I predict a lot of starters sit for Green Bay and considering they have difficulty playing defense on a good day, allow the Lions to finish the season with a win. San Diego faces their nemesis from across the bay and breezes to victory.
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Bye the week - All the games are on Sunday, New Years Day. What a way to start the year.
The Sauce for the rest of the regular season goes like this…
Bengals over Ravens
Steelers down Browns
Texans defeat Titans
Jags break Colts
Eagles crush Redskins
Bears over Vikings
Falcons sack Bucs
Saints outscore Panthers
Posted by The Masked Prognosticator on December 21, 2011 under 1. The Masked Prognosticator | Be the First to Comment
Last week was a wake up call for a lot of teams. Read all the reviews and get the lowdown on all the holiday week games as we wind down the regular season here in Secret Sauce land! Read more of this article »
Posted by The Masked Prognosticator on December 14, 2011 under 1. The Masked Prognosticator | Be the First to Comment
Reporting from somewhere over the rainbow your Father of Foresight reviews all the great comebacks in week fourteen. Get those and all the upcoming predictions in this weeks Secret Sauce! Read more of this article »
Posted by The Masked Prognosticator on December 6, 2011 under 1. The Masked Prognosticator | Be the First to Comment
Now where was I? Oh yeah. Lots of reviews and predictions in this weeks Secret Sauce! Get your copy now!… Read more of this article »
Posted by The Masked Prognosticator on November 29, 2011 under 1. The Masked Prognosticator | Be the First to Comment
Thanksgiving week proved to be highly interesting. Yes sir! Even Bob Costas got involved. Check out all the reviews and predictions in this weeks Secret Sauce! Read more of this article »
Posted by The Masked Prognosticator on November 23, 2011 under 1. The Masked Prognosticator | Be the First to Comment
Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on what we are thankful for. Read the twist the Masked One has to offer plus all the holiday game predictions in this weeks Secret Sauce! Read more of this article »