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NFL Predictions, Conference Championships, January 22, 2012

By Dr. Ed Feng Leave a Comment

Both games should be exciting, but if you have to pick one of the two games to watch, opt for Baltimore at New England.

1. Baltimore versus New England. (0.58)
New England (2) will beat Baltimore (5) by 4.2 at home. Baltimore has a 37% chance of beating New England.

2. New York Giants versus San Francisco. (0.54)
San Francisco (4) will beat New York Giants (6) by 4.7 at home. New York Giants has a 36% chance of beating San Francisco.

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