Based on the day's results, there's been some flip-flopping.

Current Seeding:
Pats, Colts, Bolts, Steelers, Jags, Browns.

First Round games:
Jaguars @ Steelers
Browns @ Chargers

Second Round Games:
Chargers @ Colts / Steelers @ Colts / Jags @ Colts
Steelers @ NE / Jags @ NE / Browns @ NE

Chargers can't play NE since they're the 3 seed, and the Browns can't play Indianapolis because they're the 6 seed.

The problem is that it's impossible to predict matchups here. The Jags could knock of the rapidly fading Steelers and the Browns could take out San Diego. Any of the three possible teams could give the Colts or Pats problems, especially dependent on weather. If there's a full on snowstorm in Foxboro, the Jags can hit the Pats in the mouth and come out with a win. The Browns and Steelers are both cold-weather, outdoor teams. The Jets game, like the Colts, Eagles, and Ravens game, proved the Pats are very mortal.

Honestly, unless guys get healthy, I'm not sure how well the Colts will fare. Either top seed could be upset.

I think that there's one thing given.  New England won't lose to the Browns.  It will be played outdoors, it will be cold in NE, and the Browns have no defense.  That means these things will happen:

1.  The Brady-Moss connection will be open all day.
   
2.  The Browns will be blitzed as they are a primarily pass first team this year.
   
3.  The only way the Browns stand a chance is if they get 300 yards out of Jamal Lewis.

Here's my hope for the rest of the season.  The Steelers go 1-1 and the Browns win out to take the division.  The Chargers go 1-1 and fall to the 4 seed.  The Jags win out clinching the 5 seed. Leaving the match ups:

Steelers @ Browns
Jags @ Chargers

The Jags knock off the Chargers, the Browns beat the Steelers.  Sending Cleveland our way and Jacksonville to NE.  I would like the Jags in that match up with their ground game and I think we can expose the Browns defense like every other team outside northwestern New York.

This would cause the AFC Championship to be played as the final game in the RCA Dome vs. our favorite divisional foe.  

IMHO, that's our easiest road to Arizona.  Maybe we can even have Edge stand on our sideline for the game. :)

This team has been out of sync all year.  With all the injuries, they have been focused on winning games and haven't been running the precise timing offense they have had in years past.  I think if they can get their front line players healthy, it gives us the opportunity to run an offense that other teams have not seen this year.  I would prefer that they play their offensive starters for at least a half and rest the defense as much as possible.  That being said, as many injuries as we have had this year, you would hate to see anybody get hurt and be lost for the playoffs.  Does Cornelius Bennett come to mind?

I also think this team has seen so much the last 5 years that they will perform well in the playoffs no matter whether they rest or play their starters.  I do like the position we are in now.  New England will be playing their starters to complete the unbeaten season and we will be resting ours, hopefully not for more than a half.  We also don't have to travel until the week of the Championship game (assuming we get there and New England does to).

Here's the cure to what ails us:

1. Get guys back on the field. I understand that it's imperative to rest guys for a long playoff run, but that doesn't matter if they're not in sync (see 2005). If Marvin is going to play this season, he needs to play the next two weeks, even if it's limited snaps.
2. Fix special teams. I don't know what the problem is, but whatever it is it needs to be fixed. Maybe that means putting starters in, I don't know. Whatever it takes, make it happen, because if the Colts give up great field position and TDs in the playoffs, they're toast.
3. Don't let up. Don't let the team rest for three weeks. Play these last two games like they're life and death, because if they slack off and finish 12-4, it portends bad things. You always want to go into the playoffs with a W.