This might be the most competitive race ever for NFL Rookie of the Year. Andrew Luck has taken the Colts from being last season's worst team to the brink of the playoffs. Robert Griffin III entered the league with high expectations, and then exceeded them. Russell Wilson went to training camp as a relative nobody, and seized control of the Seattle offense. And rookie running backs Alfred Morris (1,322 yards through Week 15) and Doug Martin...

The Colts finished 11-5 and have been on a 5-1 run since that blowout loss at New England. The Ravens started the season 9-2 but finished with a 1-4 tailspin. Can Baltimore snap out of its slump at home?

This playoff features two of the NFL's hottest teams. Seattle has won seven of its last eight games, and scored an average of 42.5 points in its last four. Washington has won seven straight. Which one will continue to sizzle?

Minnesota has won four straight, including a victory last Sunday against Green Bay, but its last defeat was at Lambeau Field. The Packers have won seven straight at home since losing their season-opener at Lambeau. Can they keep that streak alive against a red-hot Adrian Peterson?

Rex Ryan has made it pretty clear he's not a Tim Tebow guy. After benching Mark Sanchez, the Jets coach designated Greg McElroy as this week's starting quarterback. That means Tebow was bypassed for a seventh-round choice from the 2011 draft.. With two games left, Tebow has thrown for only 39 yards and has yet to score a passing or rushing touchdown. What do you think the future holds for Tebow now?

Time for our final poll on who's your favorite game-day announcer, from among the prime-time guys. Our two winners in the semifinals were Al Michaels and Jon Gruden. So who do you prefer to listen to? The announcer famous for asking "Do you believe in miracles," or the one who loves to begin his evaluations with "This guy . . ."