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Minnesota has won 18 of 25 regular-season games in this matchup, and has won three straight played in New Orleans since 2002. Minnesota also has a 2-0 record in the playoffs against the Saints. Both teams are coming off big wins in the divisional playoffs. In addition to the action on the field, look for the Superdome crowd to make more noise than the Vikings crowd made last week vs. Dallas.

Brett Favre had a career game last week, throwing four TD passes against the Cowboys. He beat the zone and he beat man coverage, throwing phenomenal passes and putting the ball in the hands of receivers who were blanketed. In his previous nine playoff games, Favre had thrown 18 interceptions; last week he wasn’t even close to getting picked off.

He no longer moves like he once did, but still has a rocket arm and still is accurate on short, medium, and long passes. You have to make him move around. No matter what is called, he can change the play at any time. He likes to double-count to check the coverages and identify blitzes. When he uses a quick count, it’s usually a running play. Favre is not playing like a 40-year-old.

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The Jets' 29-15, come-from-behind win in Week 16 helped them make the playoffs with a 9-7 record. This game is yet another chapter in a rivalry that began when the Jets shocked the Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III. From 1970-2001, with the exception of 1982, these teams met twice a year as AFC East rivals. The Colts have won 40 of 66 regular-season games. In addition to the Super Bowl III win, the Jets trounced the Colts in a 2002 playoff game, 41-0.

Revis, selected as a starter for the Pro Bowl (if he's not in the Super Bowl), had six interceptions and 31 passes defended in the regular season. He's had two more picks in the playoffs, including an incredible one last week in San Diego. The interesting thing about last week's win against the chargers is that Revis was not man-up against Vincent Jackson all game long, as expected. The Jets switched him around a bit, which is unusual compared to the way Revis took out the opposition's best receiver throughout the season. Receivers have a hard time getting separation on him. He plays with lots of toughness, and he is the best cornerback in the NFL.

Wayne is the Colts' leading receiver with 100 regular-season catches for 10 touchdowns. He is the go-to guy for Peyton Manning. He makes every catch - crossing routes, slants, comebacks. He loves the double move in the red zone.

After seeing Revis move around more last week, we should also expect to see him covering tight end Dallas Clark - who is a big matchup problem because of his size and speed. Clark, who has great hands, was selected to his first Pro Bowl this year after catching 100 passes. He has amazing ability to be in sync with Manning, does good job blocking on the edge, and is smooth in and out of cuts.