Bears, Steelers will win by slimmest of margins

Green Bay Packers at the Chicago Bears
This could be the most important game played in the history of the NFL's two oldest rivals. Much has been said about the fact that these teams haven't played each other in the playoffs since 1941, and that brings added pressure to every player and coach participating in Sunday's game. It should end up being the most memorable in the history of the rivalry and could establish true bragging rights for decades to come.

Green Bay is on a roll and no player has been more dominant in the playoffs than quarterback Aaron Rodgers. He performed brilliantly in the Packers' 48-21 divisional playoff win over the Atlanta Falcons, completing 31 of 36 passes for 366 yards and three touchdowns. He also ran for a score.

He played in the comfortable environment of the Georgia Dome, but let’s not forget he beat Michael Vick and the Eagles on the road the week before in one of the most hostile environments in the NFL. Green Bay won only three road games in the regular season, so the past two weeks have