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Deion Sanders and Jerry Rice will try to make the 2014 Pro Bowl a must see. Photo credit NFL  by Nathaniel Herrick The Pro Bowl will be played a bit different this year, almost bringing the fun and entertainment back into the sporting event, hopefully drawing in more the 12.2 million views. This year, two captain’s will get a chance to draft players from both the NFC and AFC conferences in the same draft pool. That’s right, no more NFC vs AFC, but old school, backyard, pick-up style football, but with all the normal rules of the NFL to ensure safety. 

After a NFL weekend for the ages, the conference championships are set for next weekend. Fans get an AFC rematch from last year and a NFC team gets another shot. Falcons 30 Seahawks 28 The Atlanta Falcons and Matt Ryan finally exercise their playoff demons by defeating the hottest team in the NFC, the Seattle Seahawks in heart attack fashion. The jumped out to an early dominate lead over Seattle 20-0 at halftime. Russell Wilson finally got the offense going in the third quarter connecting with Golden Tate for a 29 yard touchdown. After the third quarter, the Seahawks went on a 21 point run to take the lead for the first time with only  :31 seconds left in the game. With the weight of Atlanta on his shoulders, Matt Ryan lead a 2 play scoring drive with the help of Roddy White and Tony Gonzales capped with a 49 yard field goal from Matt Bryant. Coach Smith said in his post game comments, "Our quarterback is a special player. They call him Matty Ice, but I feel like we'...

NFL WEEK 4 STANDINGS NFC East 1.Washington Redskins 2 - 2 2.Philadelphia Eagles 2 - 2 3.NY Giants 2 - 2 4.Dallas Cowboys 1 - 2 NFC North 1.Chicago Bears 3 - 1 2.Green Bay Packers 3 - 1 3.Minnesota Vikings 1 - 2 4.Detroit Lions 0 - 4 NFC West 1.Arizona Cardinals 2 - 2 2.St. Louis Rams 2 - 2 3.Seattle Seahawks 2 - 2 4.San Francisco 49ers 0 - 4 NFC South 1.Atlanta Falcons 3 - 1 2.New Orleans 3 - 1 3.Tampa Bay Bucs 2 - 1 4.Carolina Panthers 0 - 4 AFC East 1.NY Jets 3 - 1 2.New England 3 - 1 3.Miami Dolphins 2 - 2 4.Buffalo Bills 0 - 4 AFC North 1.Baltimore Ravens 3 - 1 2.Pittsburgh Steelers 3 - 1 3.Cincinnati Bengals 2 - 2 4.Cleveland Browns 1 - 3 AFC South 1.Houston Texans 3 - 1 2.Jacksonville Jaguars 2 - 2 3.Tennesse Titans 2 - 2 4.Indianapolis Colts 2 - 2 AFC West 1.Kansas City Chiefs 3 - 0 2.San Diego Chargers 2 - 2 3.Denver Broncos 2 - 2 4.Oakland Raiders 1 - 3