Let's be honest, Seattle and Cincinatti probably won't give this team games. If these games were at home, the Colts would beat both teams by double digits. But Seattle will give them their best road game to date.....they can beat the Colts the one way you can, pound the ****ing ball right down their throats. That being said, it is still obvious that their two toughest games left are San Diego and Pittsburgh in that order. Pittsburgh's corners unfortunately still blow and teams are starting to read and pick up their blitzes, yet Pittsburgh could give this team a game by playing ball control and running right at those undersized linemen. As for San Diego, they should've beat this Indy team in the RCA Dome last year. San Diego has a solid TE and world-class RB, but most importantly, they have a couple corners that can cover and a 4-man rush that can bring pressure all day. That will be the game they lose....San Diego.
It's going to be interesting in the AFC since there are a good number of solid teams that can make the Super Bowl if they dodge a few teams. For instance......
Pittsburgh
SHOULD BEAT Denver, San Diego, Jacksonville, Cincinnati
TEAMS SUSCEPTIBLE TO BEATING THEM Indy, New England
Indianapolis
SHOULD BEAT Denver, Cincinnati, New England, Pittsburgh
TEAMS SUSCEPTIBLE TO BEATING THEM San Diego, Jacksonville
New England
SHOULD BEAT Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, maybe Jax
TEAMS SUSCEPTIBLE TO BEATING THEM San Diego, Denver, Indianapolis
The point I'm trying to make is that it will all depend on the match-ups in the AFC. Every team has at least two teams it would have a hard time beating. I'm leaving out Kansas City because I honestly have no idea what to make of that team.