When looking back at the 2013 playoffs, it's clear the Denver Broncos are still thinking about the Ravens and how they let that playoff game slip away. With the win, it's difficult not to wonder if the Broncos would have gone on to win the Super Bowl.
The argument can be made that Tony Romo used to be a womanizer back in the day (he even dated Underwood at one point)--so matching up this game with this song is self explanatory.
There is a place for these two teams--and it's on top of the NFC West division standings. Not only do these two teams have the potential to be the best in their division, but they have the chance to be one of the top teams in the NFC as well.
Whether they want to admit it or not, both of these teams experienced plenty of changes during the offseason. While the Chicago Bears went out and found themselves a new head coach, the Pittsburgh Steelers will unfortunately have to adjust to life without Mike Wallace next season.
Both of these teams seemed to be on their way to the Super Bowl last year before falling in their conference championship games at home. When both the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons lost, let's just say they both were hoping it was all just a dream (cheesy--I know).
This one may be a bit of a stretch, but it's safe to say the "who are you" phrase would have been perfect from the perspective of the Houston Texans when going up against Colin Kaepernick.
For a song about making mistakes, it's safe to say it's only a matter of time before the Dallas Cowboys realize what a huge mistake it was to give Tony Romo such a hefty contract.
Remember when the Indianapolis Colts were concerned about Peyton Manning not being able to play anymore? Well, after what he did with the Denver Broncos last year, it's safe to say nobody is saying "I told you so" more than Manning.
For one of the top division rivals in football, the Green Bay Packers will do whatever it takes to remind the Minnesota Vikings what happened in the playoffs last year when they didn't stand a chance.
As the Houston Texans learned last year, the AFC South title isn't going to be as easy to win as they thought it would after the Indianapolis Colts bounced back from a disappointing 2-14 season to become serious contenders in the AFC.
Basically, Drew Brees should be telling Tony Romo to look at him to see what a true quarterback in the NFL looks like--especially in the fourth quarter.
Remember when the Green Bay Packers were the No. 1 seed in the NFC a couple of years ago before they were eliminated by the New York Giants in the playoffs? The Giants will never let the Packers forget that game--and the Lombardi Trophy they hoisted a few weeks after.
No matter what year or what team they are playing for--Peyton Manning and Tom Brady always know they're going to see each other at some point during the season.
The one lesson learned by the Pittsburgh Steelers last season--the division no longer belongs to them as the Baltimore Ravens finally came through on top and managed to win the Super Bowl.
Let's just say the New York Giants were blown away in shock last season by the Washington Redskins when they came through as division champions in the NFC East.
The Green Bay Packers always seem to have the Atlanta Falcons number (especially in the playoffs), but they hope things are different this time around as this will be a key matchup between two of the favorites in the NFC.
At this point in the regular season, it will be interesting to see if anybody ever told the Pittsburgh Steelers the Cincinnati Bengals are taking over the AFC North (hopefully they're sitting on top of the division by then).
Does this really need any explanation? Come on--the Baltimore Ravens will obviously be looking to pull off the win before Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots try to gain an unfair advantage.
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