>On Saturday afternoon, the 11-5 Saints travel to Seattle to take on the 7-9 NFC West champion Seahawks. Yes, a team with four more victories must travel on the road, and a team that didn't even break .500 gets a home playoff game. The Saints should return their Super Bowl rings from last year if they can't put Seattle away. Go with the Saints
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>On Saturday night, the 11-5 Jets travel to Lucas Oil stadium to take on the ominously-reborn 10-6 Indy Colts. The Colts are getting healthy, and the Jets are banged up. Go with the Colts, who should win with unexpected ease.
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>On Sunday afternoon, the 12-4 Ravens travel to Arrowhead to take on the 10-6 AFC West Champ KC Chiefs. This is a huge game for the Chiefs, for their GM Scott Paoli, and for head coach Todd Haley. Look for Charlie Weis to come up with a game plan to frustrate the Ravens defense, and look for KC's defense to surprise Joe Flacco with a series of blitz packages. Go with the Chiefs in the mild upset.
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>And in the late game on Sunday, the 10-6 Packers travel to Lincoln Financial Field to play the suddenly beatable 10-6 Eagles. Look for Aaron Rodgers to have a field day, and look for the Packers defense to knock Michael Vick down the entire day. Go with the Packers.
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>So that's it....Saints, Colts, Chiefs, and Packers. For the first time in NFL history, during the wild card weekend, NO home team has a better regular season record than the visiting club.

With you all the way except ... the Chiefs is believable but I think it is a homer pick. The Ravens are very very tough but an odd off-field event may make a big difference :

http://baltimoresportsreport.com/ed-reeds-brother-is-missing-11485.html

Should be a heck of a game anyway.