Mock Draft 6.0

April 24th

1. Kansas City- Luke Joeckel OT- Texas A&M

2. Jacksonville- Dion Jordan OLB- Oregon

3. Oakland- Sharrif Floyd DT- Florida

4. Philadelphia- Eric Fisher OT- Central Michigan

5. Detroit- Ezekiel Ansah DE- BYU

6. Cleveland- Dee Milliner CB- Alabama

7. Arizona- Lane Johnson OT- Oklahoma

8. Buffalo- Chance Warmack OG- Alabama

9. NY Jets- Barkevious Mingo OLB- LSU

10. Tennessee- Jonathan Cooper OG- North Carolina

11. San Diego- D.J. Fluker OT- Alabama

12. Miami- Star Lotulelei DT- Utah

13. ^NY Jets- Xavier Rhodes CB- Florida State

14. Carolina- Sheldon Richardson DT- Missouri

15. New Orleans- Jarvis Jones OLB- Georgia

16. St. Louis- Tavon Austin WR- West Virginia

17. Pittsburgh- Kenny Vaccaro FS- Texas

18. Dallas- Sylvester Williams DT- North Carolina

19. NY Giants- Alec Ogletree OLB- Georgia

20. Chicago- Menelik Watson OT- Florida State

21. Cincinnati- Eddie Lacy RB- Alabama

22. *St. Louis- Eric Reid FS- LSU

23. Minnesota- Manti Te’o ILB- Notre Dame

24. Indianapolis- Bjoern Werner DE- Florida State

25. #Minnesota- Desmond Trufant CB- Washington

26. Green Bay- Matt Elam SS- Florida

27. Houston- Cordarrelle Patterson WR- Tennessee

28. Denver- Datone Jones DE- UCLA

29. New England- D.J. Hayden CB- Houston

30. Atlanta- Margus Hunt DE- SMU

31. San Francisco- Jonathan Cyprien SS- Florida International

32. Baltimore- Justin Hunter WR- Tennessee

* Pick From Washington

# Pick From Seattle

^ Pick From Tampa Bay

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Mock Draft 5.0

April 21st

1. Kansas City- Luke Joeckel OT- Texas A&M

2. Jacksonville- Dion Jordan OLB- Oregon

3. Oakland- Sharrif Floyd DT- Florida

4. Philadelphia- Eric Fisher OT- Central Michigan

5. Detroit- Ezekiel Ansah DE- BYU

6. Cleveland- Dee Milliner CB- Alabama

7. Arizona- Lane Johnson OT- Oklahoma

8. Buffalo- Chance Warmack OG- Alabama

9. NY Jets- Barkevious Mingo OLB- LSU

10. Tennessee- Jonathan Cooper OG- North Carolina

11. San Diego- Xavier Rhodes CB- Florida State

12. Miami- Star Lotulelei DT- Utah

13. ^NY Jets- Geno Smith QB- West Virginia

14. Carolina- Sheldon Richardson DT- Missouri

15. New Orleans- Jarvis Jones OLB- Georgia

16. St. Louis- Cordarrelle Patterson WR- Tennessee

17. Pittsburgh- Tavon Austin WR- West Virginia

18. Dallas- Kenny Vaccaro FS- Texas

19. NY Giants- D.J. Fluker OT- Alabama

20. Chicago- Alec Ogletree OLB- Georgia

21. Cincinnati- Eric Reid FS- LSU

22. *St. Louis- Menelik Watson OT- Florida State

23. Minnesota- Sylvester Williams DT- North Carolina

24. Indianapolis- Desmond Trufant CB- Washington

25. #Minnesota- Manti Te’o ILB- Notre Dame

26. Green Bay- Tyler Eifert TE- Notre Dame

27. Houston- Robert Woods WR- USC

28. Denver- Bjoern Werner DE- Florida State

29. New England- Jamar Taylor CB- Boise State

30. Atlanta- Datone Jones DE- UCLA

31. San Francisco- Margus Hunt DE- SMU

32. Baltimore- Matt Elam SS- Florida

* Pick From Washington

# Pick From Seattle

^ Pick From Tampa Bay

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Mock Draft 4.0

April 17th

1. Kansas City- Luke Joeckel OT- Texas A&M

2. Jacksonville- Dion Jordan OLB- Oregon

3. Oakland- Sharrif Floyd DT- Florida

4. Philadelphia- Dee Milliner CB- Alabama

5. Detroit- Eric Fisher OT- Central Michigan

6. Cleveland- Ezekiel Ansah DE- BYU

7. Arizona- Geno Smith QB- West Virginia

8. Buffalo- Lane Johnson OT- Oklahoma

9. NY Jets- Barkevious Mingo OLB- LSU

10. Tennessee- Chance Warmack OG- Alabama

11. San Diego- Jonathan Cooper OG- North Carolina

12. Miami- Xavier Rhodes CB- Florida State

13. Tampa Bay- Star Lotulelei DT- Utah

14. Carolina- Sheldon Richardson DT- Missouri

15. New Orleans- Jarvis Jones OLB- Georgia

16. St. Louis- Tavon Austin WR- West Virginia

17. Pittsburgh- Cordarrelle Patterson WR- Tennessee

18. Dallas- Kenny Vaccaro FS- Texas

19. NY Giants- D.J. Fluker OT- Alabama

20. Chicago- Alec Ogletree OLB- Georgia

21. Cincinnati- Menelik Watson OT- Florida State

22. *St. Louis- Eric Reid FS- LSU

23. Minnesota- Sylvester Williams DT- North Carolina

24. Indianapolis- Desmond Trufant CB- Washington

25. #Minnesota- Robert Woods WR- USC

26. Green Bay- Jamar Taylor CB- Boise State

27. Houston- Bjoern Werner DE- Florida State

28. Denver- Datone Jones DE- UCLA

29. New England- Cornellius Carradine DE- Florida State

30. Atlanta- Margus Hunt DE- Southern Methodist

31. San Francisco- Matt Elam SS- Florida

32. Baltimore- Manti Te’o ILB- Notre Dame

* Pick From Washington

# Pick From Seattle

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Mock Draft 3.0

April 11th

1. Kansas City- Luke Joeckel OT- Texas A&M

2. Jacksonville- Dion Jordan OLB- Oregon

3. Oakland- Sharrif Floyd DT- Florida

4. Philadelphia- Eric Fisher OT- Central Michigan

5. Detroit- Lane Johnson OT- Oklahoma

6. Cleveland- Dee Milliner CB- Alabama

7. Arizona- Geno Smith QB- West Virginia

8. Buffalo- Chance Warmack OG- Alabama

9. NY Jets- Barkevious Mingo OLB- LSU

10. Tennessee- Jonathan Cooper OG- North Carolina

11. San Diego- Bjoern Werner DE- Florida State

12. Miami- Ezekiel Ansah DE- BYU

13. Tampa Bay- Xavier Rhodes CB- Florida State

14. Carolina- Star Lotulelei DT- Utah

15. New Orleans- Jarvis Jones OLB- Georgia

16. St. Louis- Cordarrelle Patterson WR- Tennessee

17. Pittsburgh- Tavon Austin WR- West Virginia

18. Dallas- Sheldon Richardson DT- Missouri

19. NY Giants- D.J. Fluker OT- Alabama

20. Chicago- Alec Ogletree OLB- Georgia

21. Cincinnati- Kenny Vaccaro FS- Texas

22. *St. Louis- Eric Reid FS- LSU

23. Minnesota- Sylvester Williams DT- North Carolina

24. Indianapolis- Datone Jones DE- UCLA

25. #Minnesota- Desmond Trufant CB- Washington

26. Green Bay- Eddie Lacy RB- Alabama

27. Houston- Robert Woods WR- USC

28. Denver- Damontre Moore DE- Texas A&M

29. New England- Jamar Taylor CB- Boise State

30. Atlanta- Cornellius Carradine DE- Florida State

31. San Francisco- Tyler Eifert TE- Notre Dame

32. Baltimore- Manti Te’o ILB- Notre Dame

* Pick From Washington

# Pick From Seattle

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Standings

AL

East

Toronto Blue Jays

New York Yankees*

Baltimore Orioles*

Tampa Bay Rays

Boston Red Sox

Central

Detroit Tigers

Cleveland Indians

Chicago White Sox

Kansas City Royals

Minnesota Twins

West

Los Angeles Angels

Oakland Athletics

Texas Rangers

Seattle Mariners

Houston Astros

NL

East

Washington Nationals

Atlanta Braves*

Philadelphia Phillies

New York Mets

Miami Marlins

Central

St. Louis Cardinals

Pittsburgh Pirates

Cincinnati Reds

Milwaukee Brewers

Chicago Cubs

West

San Francisco Giants

Los Angeles Dodgers*

Arizona Diamondbacks

Colorado Rockies

San Diego Padres

Playoffs

American League

Wild Card
Yankees over Orioles

AL Divisional
Angels over Yankees
Tigers over Blue Jays

AL Championship
Angels over Tigers

National League

Wild Card
Dodgers over Braves

NL Divisional
Nationals over Dodgers
Giants over Cardinals

NL Championship
Nationals over Giants

World Series
Angels over Nationals

March 15th

1. Kansas City- Luke Joeckel OL- Texas A&M

2. Jacksonville- Eric Fisher OL- Central Michigan

3. Oakland- Sharrif Floyd DT- Florida

4. Philadelphia- Dee Milliner CB- Alabama

5. Detroit- Bjoern Werner DE- Florida State

6. Cleveland- Ezekiel Ansah DE- BYU

7. Arizona- Geno Smith QB- West Virginia

8. Buffalo- Chance Warmack OL- Alabama

9. NY Jets- Dion Jordan DE- Oregon

10. Tennessee- Lane Johnson OL- Oklahoma

11. San Diego- Jonathan Cooper OL- North Carolina

12. Miami- Xavier Rhodes CB- Florida State

13. Tampa Bay- Star Lotulelei DT- Utah

14. Carolina- Sheldon Richardson DT- Missouri

15. New Orleans- Jarvis Jones OLB- Georgia

16. St. Louis- Cordarrelle Patterson WR- Tennessee

17. Pittsburgh- Barkevious Mingo OLB- LSU

18. Dallas- Kenny Vaccaro FS- Texas

19. NY Giants- Datone Jones DE- UCLA

20. Chicago- Tyler Eifert TE- Notre Dame

21. Cincinnati- D.J. Fluker OT- Alabama

22. *St. Louis- Matt Elam SS- Florida

23. Minnesota- Tavon Austin WR- West Virginia

24. Indianapolis- Damontre Moore DE- Texas A&M

25. #Minnesota- Kawann Short DT- Purdue

26. Green Bay- Desmond Trufant CB- Washington

27. Houston- Keenan Allen WR- California

28. Denver- Johnathan Hankins DT- Ohio State

29. New England- Johnthan Banks CB- Mississippi State

30. Atlanta- Alex Okafor DE- Texas

31. San Francisco- Sam Montgomery DE- LSU

32. Baltimore- Manti Te’o ILB- Notre Dame

* Pick From Washington

# Pick From Seattle

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Mock Draft 1.0

March 1st

1. Kansas City- Luke Joeckel OL- Texas A&M

2. Jacksonville- Bjoern Werner DE- Florida State

3. Oakland- Sharrif Floyd DT- Florida

4. Philadelphia- Eric Fisher OL- Central Michigan

5. Detroit- Dee Milliner CB- Alabama

6. Cleveland- Lane Johnson OL- Oklahoma

7. Arizona- Geno Smith QB- West Virginia

8. Buffalo- Cordarrelle Patterson WR- Tennessee

9. NY Jets- Jarvis Jones LB- Georgia

10. Tennessee- Chance Warmack OL- Alabama

11. San Diego- Jonathan Cooper OL- North Carolina

12. Miami- Star Lotulelei DT- Utah

13. Tampa Bay- Xavier Rhodes CB- Florida State

14. Carolina- Sheldon Richardson DT- Missouri

15. New Orleans- Dion Jordan DE- Oregon

16. St. Louis- Kenny Vaccaro FS- Texas

17. Pittsburgh- Damontre Moore DE- Texas A&M

18. Dallas- Sylvester Williams DT- North Carolina

19. NY Giants- Tyler Eifert TE- Notre Dame

20. Chicago- D.J. Fluker OL- Alabama

21. Cincinnati- Alec Ogletree LB- Georgia

22. *St. Louis- Keenan Allen WR- California

23. Minnesota- Tavon Austin WR- West Virginia

24. Indianapolis- Johnathan Hankins OL- Ohio State

25. Seattle- Ezekiel Ansah DE- BYU

26. Green Bay- Desmond Trufant CB- Washington

27. Houston- DeAndre Hopkins WR – Clemson

28. Denver- Jesse Williams DT- Alabama

29. New England- Barkevious Mingo LB- LSU

30. Atlanta- Datone Jones DE- UCLA

31. San Francisco- Kawann Short DT- Purdue

32. Baltimore- Manti Te’o LB- Notre Dame

* Pick From Washington

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Another year of NASCAR brings a lot of changes to the sport. The biggest is the debute of the new generation 6 cars from Ford, Chevy, and Toyota. Seeing how the drivers can handle the new cars will be something to keep an eye on all year. After the crowning of a new champion in 2012, Brad Keselowski will have the opportunity and the challenge of defending his title in 2013. After all of the expectations and the excitement, we finally get to see the generation 6 cars in action at the “Super Bowl of Stock Car Racing”, the Daytona 500. Because of how unpredictable picking a winner at Daytona can be, here are five drivers I believe have the best chance to win the Great American Race and three other drivers who may surprise some people by having a great run on Sunday.

Expect To Win

Kevin Harvick, 29 Budweiser Chevy- Richard Childress Racing

Nobody has had a better Speedweek’s this year than Harvick. Winning the Sprint Unlimited and his Budweiser Duel race, the new father has been on point all week with his eyes set on his second Daytona 500 championship. Harvick always has a habit of showing up at the front near the end of a race so don’t be surprised if Harvick is in a great position at the end for the win.

Kyle Busch, 18 M&M’s Toyota- Joe Gibbs Racing

Kyle 2012 season was a rough one for the driver of the 18 car. Missing the chase last year and only winning one race, Kyle got the 2013 season off to a much better start by winning his Budweiser Duel and has a very fast car for the 500 and will try to get his first 500 victory.

Tony Stewart, 14 Bass Pro Shop/Mobil 1 Chevy- Stewart/HAAS Racing

Year in and year out Stewart comes to Daytona Speedweeks with the goal to win the 500 and every year he comes up just short. Tony has won just about every race at Daytona from the July race to Nationwide race but the 3 time champ just can not get the big one. Why not this year?

Matt Kenseth, 20 Home Depot/Dollar General Toyota- Joe Gibbs Racing

Last years Daytona 500 champion finds himself defending his victory with a new team. Moving from 17 car with Roush Fenway Racing to the 20 car with Joe Gibbs Racing, Matt will have to adapt on the fly with his new team to find success again at Daytona this year. Throughout Speedweeks the 20 team has seemed in sync and will give Kenseth a great chance to defend his title.

Greg Biffle, 16 3M Ford- Roush Fenway Racing

Biffle would have the best Speedweeks of any driver if Kevin Harvick didn’t exist. Finishing 2nd to Harvick in both the Sprint Unlimited and the Budweiser Duel race, Biffle has shown he has a car that can run up front and compete on Sunday. Starting 5th won’t hurt his chances either.

Surprise Drivers

Danica Patrick, 10 Godaddy.com Chevy- Stewart/HAAS Racing

We all know she has got a very fast car, but just getting the pole position in the biggest NASCAR race of the year isn’t enough for some people to give Danica respect. Winning the 500 sure would. Having a teacher/Teammate like Tony Stewart will help Danica learn and get better all week leading up to the 500 on Sunday. If she can keep her car clean and out of trouble, she could be in position to make even more history this Sunday.

Paul Menard, 27 Menard’s Chevy- Richard Childress Racing

Just like his teammates, Paul has had a fast car this week and the former Brickyard 400 winner should have one in the 500. Finishing 7th in the second duel race and starting 16th for the 500, Paul will have some work to do but stranger things have happened at Daytona.

Austin Dillon, 33 Honey Nut Cheerios Chevy- Richard Childress Racing

The grandson of owner Richard Childress, Austin will be running a few races in Sprint Cup this year including the Daytona 500 and he has a fast car. Finishing 3rd in his duel race and starting 8th, Austin will try to make the most of his chance in the 500 and starting up front with great equipment and a whole lot of talent. He may just pull a Trevor Bayne this Sunday.

2013 will also bring Jeff Gordon and Clint Bowyer together again after Jeff wrecked Clint’s season away in Phoenix, causing members of Clint’s team finding Jeff and putting the smack down on him on national television. Seeing how these two drivers will move around each other this season will be very interesting.

As with any Sprint Cup Season, there are always several driver changes. Matt Kenseth moving from Roush to Joe Gibbs racing no. 20 car and moving Joey Logano from the 20 to Penske racing and the no 22 car. Kurt Busch and Regan Smith swap rides with Busch moving to the 78 and Smith moving to the 51. Also NASCAR’s newest couple Danica Patrick and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. both moving up from the Nationwide series to compete for the Rookie of the Year award this year.

Just Missed The Chase- Martin Truex Jr., Ryan Newman, Joey Logano, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Paul Menard.

12.- Matt Kenseth, 20 Home Depot/Dollar General Toyota- Joe Gibbs Racing

The defending Daytona 500 champion moves from the only team he has raced for in the Spring Cup Series to Joe Gibbs racing and the 20 car. It will be different for Matt not seeing the cat in the hat on his pit box each race helping him. This will be a transition year for Matt and the 20 team so seeing them struggle this year will not be that much of a surprise.

11.- Kevin Harvick, 29 Budweiser Chevy- Richard Childress Racing

Announcing last year that 2013 will be Harvick’s last year with Childress Racing, he will be moving to Stewart/HAAS Racing in 2014. Now Harvick and the 29 team will have to avoid the always dreaded lame duck season when all members of the team know they won’t be working together for much longer. The 29 team will make the chase but never find their footing in it and end Harvick’s run at Richard Childress Racing.

10.- Greg Biffle, 16 3M Ford- Roush Fenway Racing

Now the senior member at Roush Racing, Biffle is now the “leader” for the drivers. Greg found success last year in the regular season but just couldn’t have it transition into the Chase resulting in a fifth place finish. Greg will make the chase again this year but without the success he had last year in the regular season.

9.- Kasey Kahne, 5 Farmers Insurance Chevy- Hendrick Motorsports

Kahne’s first year at Hendrick Motorsports started off slow but picked up late to help Kasey finish 4th in 2012. Kahne will look to continue the success in 2013 and should be competitive all year however his struggles in the chase this year will hurt his hunt for the cup.

8.- Carl Edwards, 99 Fastenal Ford- Roush Fenway Racing

Well my pick for the 2012 Sprint Cup Championship didn’t have the season anyone thought he would. Missing the chase completely and going winless, Carl looks to have a bounce back year after the nightmare season that 2012 was. Carl will backflip a few times this year and return to the chase in 2013.

7.- Tony Stewart, 14 Bass Pro Shop/Mobil 1 Chevy- Stewart/HAAS Racing

Tony’s title defense last season didn’t match his expectations but the three time champ is still always one of the best out on the track. From the owner side of Stewart’s job has gotten a little more exciting and complicated with the addition of Danica Patrick to his team. The driver/owner will look to win his second Sprint Cup trophy as a owner driver in 2013 but will fall just short this year.

6.- Jimmie Johnson, 48 Lowe’s Chevy- Hendrick Motorsports

This must be strange for the five time champion, not winning a Sprint Cup trophy in two years. After failing to be in real contention for the trophy in 2011, last year Johnson had a chance in the last week of the season before trouble found him and he fell to third in the season standings. Johnson will fall even further away from the title this year.

5.- Kyle Busch, 18 M&M’s Toyota- Joe Gibbs Racing

Kyle has been on his best behavior since his Truck Series incident in 2011 and after missing the chase in 2012, Kyle will be focused to make a run at the trophy in 2013. In the 10 chase races last year, Kyle scored the second highest amount of points in the chase of any driver, only trailing eventual champ Brad Keselowski. Kyle will return to the chase and compete for the cup.

4.- Dale Earnhardt Jr., 88 National Guard/ Diet Mountain Dew Chevy- Hendrick Motorsports

NASCAR’s most popular driver finally returned to victory lane in 2012 and was a real threat for the Sprint Cup until Dale suffered a concussion in the chase, making him sit out two races and just about ending his season. Dale will look to keep the momentum he built up before the concussion going in 2013 and will fight for the Cup this year.

3.- Brad Keselowski, 2 Miller Light Ford- Penske Racing

Wow, what a year Brad had last year. Coming out of nowhere to win a Sprint Cup Championship last year, Brad solidified himself as one of if not the young face of NASCAR. People thought Brad could and possibly would win a championship one day, just not this fast. Now Brad has the difficult task of repeating that feat as the defending champion and he will put up a fight for it but come up just short.

2.- Clint Bowyer, 15 Five Hour Energy Toyota- Michael Waltrip Racing

Clint had himself a fantastic 2012 season and was in great contention for the championship in his first season with Michael Waltrip Racing. That is until the Phoenix race when Jeff Gordon intentionally wrecked him, taking him out of contention for the trophy and causing the two teams to fight in the garage. This season Clint will try to look past all of the drama of last seasons finish and try to capture this years title. He will get close but will not be able to take home the trophy.

1.- Denny Hamlin, 11 FedEx Toyota- Joe Gibbs Racing

My pick for the 2013 Sprint Cup Championship is Denny Hamlin. Denny had a bit of a disappointing 2012 campaign but still finished sixth in the standings. Denny, who just had his first child this year, looks more focused and ready to finally get the trophy that has eluded him for years. Denny has been very close to the trophy in the past falling just short to Jimmie Johnson in 2010. Denny, learning from his mistakes in the past will finally reach the top and win his first Sprint Cup Championship in 2013.

The San Francisco 49ers enter the Super Bowl with a record of 11-4-1 after winning the NFC West title for the second year in a row. After last years disappointing NFC championship defeat to the eventual Super Bowl Champion New York Giants, the Niners return to their 6th Super Bowl with a record of 5-0 in their previous 5 appearances.

The Baltimore Ravens enter the big game with a record of 10-6 after winning the AFC North title in back to back years. Similar to the Niners, the Ravens avenged their heartbreaking loss last year to the New England Patriots in the AFC championship game by beating them convincingly in New England two weeks ago and return to their second Super Bowl in team history.

A good Super Bowl has to have good story lines to keep the conversation going during the weeks before it and this one has plenty of backdrop. This game has been named the “Harbowl” by many because of the coaching matchup between the San Francisco head coach Jim Harbaugh and the Baltimore head coach John Harbaugh. This being the first time in NFL history two brothers will be coaching against each other in the Super Bowl. Another big story heading into the game will be the final appearance of Ray Lewis in a NFL game. The sure fire hall of famer will end his 17 year career sunday trying to win his second Super Bowl and ride off into the sunset in the most perfect way possible. Another future hall member who will try to get his first Lombardi trophy will be Randy Moss, playing in his second and possibly last Super Bowl, knows he does not have many years left so he must make the most of this opportunity.

Colin Kaepernick leads the high powered Niners offense that has been firing on all cylinders this postseason into the big game to face Lewis and the Ravens always tough defense in one of the big match-ups this sunday. Kaepernick will shine on the big stage as he has done all year while in games and help the Niners get the lead early. His natural athleticism will cause countless problems for the Ravens defense throughout the game but the Ravens will fight back.

One big question mark for the Ravens seemingly all year has been quarterback Joe Flacco. After a shaky regular season, Joe showed critics he could deal by throwing 8 touchdown passes while not throwing a single interception this postseason, beating Indianapolis, Denver, and New England. Joe will make a early mistake that the 49ers will capitalise on and take the lead early. Joe will bounce back with the help of running back Ray Rick and keep up with Kaepernick.

One playmaker that I believe will be a big difference maker will be 49ers running back Frank Gore. With all of the attention seemingly on Kaepernick, Frank will not have the defense watching him all game, giving him opportunities to make big plays for the 49ers. Expect Frank to find the endzone a few times on sunday.

The Niners offense will exploit the Ravens defense’s flaws to take a early but the Ravens who have been riding on the will of Ray Lewis for the postseason. Joe Flacco will get the Ravens close at halftime with the help of wide recievers Torrey Smith and Anquan Boldin. The game will stay close with each team trading possessions till the Niners take a double digit lead. The Ravens will fight back and make the game close late, but the Niners strong defense lead by Aldon Smith and Patrick Willis will shut the Ravens offense down and hold on to the lead for good. The San Francisco 49ers will win their 6th Super Bowl trophy and end Ray Lewis’s magical last ride. Frank Gore will get the MVP and the Niners will return to the top of the NFL.

San Francisco 27 Baltimore 20