2014-15 NFL Playoffs in Review | AFC and NFC Championship Preview

It is a quarterback league, no doubt about it.  This past weekend featured Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Aaron Rodgers, Andrew Luck, Tony Romo, Joe Flacco and Russell Wilson and Cam Newton.

1. Tom Brady (8/3/1977, 37-years) (Wears #12)
• Life Numbers 107, 88 and 35
• Tom = 20+15+13 = 48
• Brady = 2+18+1+4+25 = 50
• Tom Brady = 98
• Tom = 2+6+4 = 12
• Brady = 2+9+1+4+7 = 23
• Tom Brady = 35
• 98 and 35 simplify to 8 in numerology
2. Peyton Manning (March 24, 1976, 38-years) (Wears #18)
• Life Numbers 122, 103 and 32
• Peyton = 16+5+25+20+15+14 = 95
• Manning = 13+1+14+14+9+14+7 = 72
• Peyton Manning = 167
• Peyton = 7+5+7+2+6+5 = 32
• Manning = 4+1+5+5+9+5+7 = 36
• Peyton Manning = 68
• 167 and 68 simplify to 5 in numerology
3. Aaron Rodgers (December 2, 1983, 31-years) (Wears #12)
• Life Numbers of 116, 97 and 26
• Aaron = 1+1+18+15+14 = 49
• Rodgers = 18+15+4+7+5+18+19 = 86
• Aaron Rodgers = 135
• Aaron = 1+1+9+6+5 = 22
• Rodgers = 9+6+4+7+5+9+1 = 41
• Aaron Rodgers = 63
• 135 and 63 simplify to 9 in numerology
4. Andrew Luck (September 12, 1989, 25-years) (Wears #12)
• Life Numbers 129, 110 and 39
• Andrew = 1+14+4+18+5+23 = 65
• Luck = 12+21+3+11 = 47
• Andrew Luck = 112
• Andrew = 1+5+4+9+5+5 = 29
• Luck = 3+3+3+2/11 = 11/20
• Andrew Luck = 40/49
• 112, 40 and 49 simplify to 4 "..."
5. Tony Romo (April 21, 1980, 34-years) (Wears #9)
• Life Numbers 124, 105 and 25
• Tony = 20+15+14+25 = 74
• Romo = 18+15+13+15 = 61
• Tony Romo = 135
• Tony = 2+6+5+7 = 20
• Romo = 9+6+4+6 = 25
• Tony Romo = 45
• 135 and 45 simplify to 9 "..."
6. Joe Flacco (January 16, 1985, 29-years) (Wears #5)
• Life Numbers 121, 102 and 31
• Joe = 1+15+5 = 21
• Flacco = 6+12+1+3+3+15 = 40
• Joe Flacco = 61
• Joe = 1+6+5 = 12
• Flacco = 6+3+1+3+3+6 = 22
• Joe Flacco = 34
• 61 and 34 simplify to 7 "..."
7. Russell Wilson (November 29, 1988, 26-years) (Wears #3)
• Life Numbers 147, 128 and 39
• Russell = 18+21+19+19+5+12+12 = 106
• Wilson = 23+9+12+19+15+14 = 92
• Russell Wilson = 198
• Russell = 9+3+1+1+5+3+3+ 25
• Wilson = 5+9+3+1+6+5 = 29
• Russell Wilson = 54
• 198 and 54 simplify to 9 "..."
8. Cam Newton (May 11, 1989, 25-years) (Wears #1)
• Life Numbers 124, 105 and 34
• Cam = 3+1+13 = 17
• Newton = 14+5+23+20+15+14 = 91
• Cam Newton = 108
• Cam = 3+1+4 = 8
• Newton = 5+5+5+2+6+5 = 28
• Cam Newton = 36
• 108 and 36 simplify to 9 "..."

The remaining quarterbacks have interesting life numbers, 26 for Rodgers; 35 for Brady; and 39 for both Luck and Wilson... is it a clue?  Notice that Rodgers and Brady both won with 26 and 35 points respectively this past weekend.  Revelation is largely based on the Old Testament, which is of 39-Books, and of course, 49 is the number of Revelation...  Do you understand what I'm getting at?

In the AFC, the Conference Championship will be the Indianapolis Colts versus the New England Patriots, and in the NFC, the Conference Championship will be the Green Bay Packers at the Seattle Seahawks.  Let us begin with the Seahawks, Packers matchup.

The Packers advanced over the Cowboys in a 47-year rematch of the 'Ice Bowl', and won by a score of 26-21.  Aaron Rodgers has a life number of 26... and he was the winning QB.  Also notice that the sum is 47, like the 47-year rematch of the game.  It should be noted that the Packers advanced over the Cowboys in their conference championships and went on to win the first two Super Bowls.  Checkout the score of their victory over Oakland in Super Bowl II.

The Seahawks advanced over Carolina, in a game featuring the only two teams to ever enter the playoffs with losing records.  There would be no Carolina Quake in this game however, and the Seahawks rolled.  That said, the Seahawks might as well be the Packers farm team, or as of late, some might see it as vice versa.   For example, the only reason Marshawn Lynch is on the Seahawks, is because the Packers did not use their waiver priority on him.  It seemed like a curious choice by the Packers organization at the time, because they had Aaron Rodgers with no running game compliment.  Marshawn Lynch has arguably brought a Super Bowl to Seattle behind the power of his legs.  Can you imagine if Rodgers had him in years past?  Now in 2014, the Packers have their own special runner, who reminds in some ways of Lynch himself, in Eddie Lacey.  

To date, the teams have met 17 times, two of those games coming in the postseason.  The packers lead the series 10 wins to 7.  The second to last time the Packers visited Seattle, the game ended with a play remember as the 'Fail Mary'.  It sparked a controversy that even has a Wikipedia for it.  The date of the game was September 24 (9/24), 2012.  This date has a '33' association.  Another interesting note on the matchup, Russell Wilson, the quarterback of the Seahawks, played his college football in Wisconsin. 

• 9/24 = 9+24 = 33
• 9/24/12 = 9+24+12 = 45

In the AFC, the Patriots advanced over the Ravens by a score of 35-31, summing to NFL, like the acronym NFL in Jewish Gematria, or like the year of the first Super Bowl, 66.  Better yet, Tom Brady has a life number of 35, and the Patriots scored 35 in victory, matching Rodgers with the 26 point win and a 26 life number.  As they say, this is a QUARTERBACK LEAUGE.  I will note that I thought it was curious Brady took his shoes off right away after scoring 35, and the game being at 35-31 with 5 minutes left to play.  He looked too relaxed on the sideline, he looked too care free given the circumstance, plus his shoes were off...  I think it is because he knew the script was in.

As for the Colts, they marched into Denver and defeated Peyton Manning, the former QB of the team in convincing fashion.  In the AFC, my pick to win the Super Bowl from September 22, 2014, Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts, now head to Massachusetts to face the New England Patriots and Tom Brady.  Should Luck defeat Brady in New England, he will have gone to Denver and beaten the 'living legend' Peyton Manning, and then the next week, gone into New England and beaten one of the 'greatest QBs in NFL history, if not the greatest'.  Think about it for a second, quite the resume for a playoff run... quite the storyline, especially for a guy who is touted to be 'possibly the greatest of all-time'.

As the stories become more far-fetched in the mainstream media, they also become more far-fetched in the NFL.  There are even blurs when you think of the Ray Rice, Adrian Peterson and Cam Newton's stories from this year, among others.  

So to sum it all up, the fix is in, a serious hoax is at work, and I think the Super Bowl will be Andrew Luck versus the winner of the NFC Championship, who I don't know will be.  Looking back, I see that the field of NFC teams had significant 49 connections, and perhaps this is how the playoff picture was decided for the conference.

1. Seattle is in Washington, the only state with '49' Gematria.
2. Green = 49; Bay = 28; Green Bay = 77.... 7x7 = 49?  Aaron = 49, and Aaron Rodgers wore a 49ers jersey under his suit at the draft... *also, Wisconsin = 44
3. Tony Romo played for Dallas... Dallas = 49, Jerry Jones = 49, Jason Garrett = 49
4. The Lions played in their original conference from '33-'49
5. Arizona is hosting Super Bowl 49

If the Super Bowl ends up being Green Bay versus New England, remember that both players scored a very curious sum of points in their victories during the divisional round.  We will see what the week ahead holds.

• Packers 26, Cowboys 21 (Sum 47, in the 47 year anniversary of the Ice Bowl)
• Aaron Rodgers life number is 26...
• Patriots 35, Ravens 31 (Sum 66, NFL equals 66 in Jewish Gematria and First Super Bowl in '66)
• Tom Brady's life number is 35, and name Gematria