get this

 

i know were a week away and a lot can happen, but according to the folks at the weather channel, Charlotte, Philadelphia, and Foxboro, the three cities that could host the Conference Championships, all have a snow storm coming there way for sunday

cool.

Snow in Charlotte next week?

 

Now the Panthers better really PRAY the Packers don't win, because right there would be the NFC.

 

Snow. Damn it'd be like a homegame almost just with about only 10 thousand Cheeseheads instead of the customary 70,000.

Snow in Charlotte next week?

 

Now the Panthers better really PRAY the Packers don't win, because right there would be the NFC.

 

Snow. Damn it'd be like a homegame almost just with about only 10 thousand Cheeseheads instead of the customary 70,000.

I think the Packers will win it all, there gonna face the Colts in the super bowl.

get this

 

i know were a week away and a lot can happen, but according to the folks at the weather channel, Charlotte, Philadelphia, and Foxboro, the three cities that could host the Conference Championships, all have a snow storm coming there way for sunday

muy bien!

Snow in Charlotte next week?

 

Now the Panthers better really PRAY the Packers don't win, because right there would be the NFC.

 

Snow. Damn it'd be like a homegame almost just with about only 10 thousand Cheeseheads instead of the customary 70,000.

snow next week from atlanta to maine

 

from what the weather channel says (still a week away) charlotte would get a pretty good snowstorm during the afternoon. the nfc title game is at night, when charlotte will be getting snow flurries. the thing about charlotte is that even though it snows there throughout winter the city shuts down during a snow storm and reacts like theyve never seen snow before.

 

snow at the game would be a plus for the pack, but the panthers want green bay to win so they can get home field for the game

Snow in Charlotte next week?

 

Now the Panthers better really PRAY the Packers don't win, because right there would be the NFC.

 

Snow. Damn it'd be like a homegame almost just with about only 10 thousand Cheeseheads instead of the customary 70,000.

The Pack is not going to the super bowl.

 

They will lose today, and even if they pull out some more smoke and mirrors like they did in winning against Seattle and getting into the Playoffs in the first place, they still have to win a road game against a very underrated Carolina team to get to Houston.

it snows in North Carolina?

 

Panthers can handle snow.