Rex Ryan

Sunday is going to be an interesting day in the NFL. Four teams playing for a spot to earn the right to go to the Super Bowl. Only two teams will have that chance. I am going to break down to you who I think will go to the Super Bowl.

Okay I get it. Cincinnati Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis wins Coach of The Year....out of sympathy. Sorry AP, but that shouldn't count for anything. God bless the late Chris Henry and defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer's wife. Those are two tragedies no team, person, family, should ever have to go through.

That being said, Marvin Lewis shouldn't even be an NFL head coach. Yeah, I said it. Look at his record since starting out with Cincy:

2003: 8-8

2004: 8-8

2005: 11-5

2006: 8-8

2007: 7-9

On Sunday, the Baltimore Ravens and New York Jets clinched the two Wild Card spots in the AFC. The Ravens defeated the Oakland Raiders in a tough game by the final score 21-13. Meanwhile, the Jets surprisingly had a much easier outing against what was supposed to be the tougher opponent—the Cincinnati Bengals. Gang Green destroyed them 37-0.

Last Sunday versus the Carolina Panthers, New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez suffered a left knee injury when he was tackled to the ground. He eventually returned to the game.

Thursday night against the CFL Toronto Buffalo Bills, Sanchez injured his right knee this time while diving forward for a first down, in what could best be described as the way Pete Rose would have obtained third base in his playing days in the MLB.