The Superbowl matchup everyone wants to see

Patriots vs Packers/Cowboys/Saints would kinda rock.

I think it's safe to say no one but us Patriots fans want to see them again #dealwithit. Except if the Giants matched up, which would not make ppl happy so much as the best of a poor situation.

If we're talking casual & hardcore fans combined, it has to be Raiders-Cowboys.
We've had 3 Steelers-Cowboys already so there's a bit of wear on that tread.

Winston-Mariota if they get very good would be a good game with storylines.  Brady-Peyton is well in the rearview, the NFL thrives with QB matchups.

Yes it does, and fans have been waiting for Brady vs Rodgers/Brees for a long time. 

Really DC? Were there any allegations of cheating for the Patriots last year? Get over it, they are a good team and will be until Belichick is gone.

Dak plays boring football. I would rather see Big Ben or Carr vs Rodgers.

Ifs ands buts. Always a evading question. Admit it, the Patriots won the last year's Super  Bowl fair and square. I have no doubt that many teams falsify injury reports all the time. What separates the Patriots from them? 

Ah, I know. It's because the Patriots win Championships.

What does other teams' injury reports have to do with the Patriots falsifying their medical reports to allow a player who should be ineligible to play per the concussion protocols to get to play? It's funny how people often use the "others do it too" excuse to justify cheating.

If Alabama got caught committing recruiting violations, should their punishment be less if Auburn or Florida or LSU also committed recruiting violations? If you got ticketed for driving 85 MPH in a 65 MPH zone and you tell the judge that other drivers were speeding too, should the judge cancel your speeding ticket?

If the Brady and the Patriots are as great as they claim to be, then why do they need to say "We cheat because others cheat too?" If Usain Bolt or Michael Phelps had used PEDs, we wouldn't call them the greatest athletes in their sport nor would we accept the excuse that "other competitors used PEDs too." If you're the best in your sport, then you shouldn't have to cheat to win.

That goes for not only Usain Bolt and Michael Phelps but also for Brady and the Patriots. If Brady and the Patriots are as great as they claim to be, then they shouldn't have to cheat to win. Usain Bolt didn't have to cheat to win. Michael Phelps didn't have to cheat to win. Michael Jordan didn't have to cheat to win. Wayne Gretzky didn't have to cheat to win. Roger Federer didn't have to cheat to win.

But Brady and the Patriots had to repeatedly cheat to win their 1st 4 Super Bowls. That's not greatness. That's fraud. Lance Armstrong. Ben Johnson. Rosie Ruiz. Tom Brady and the Patriots. All frauds.

You've got that one right. If all were fair in love and war that would be the matchup. At least one of these franchises and their fans deserve to have their suffering ended. 0-4 is a terrible burden to hold.

I remember recently reading a post by someone who was expressing his joy about how his team finally won a championship. He said he thought he would never see it in his lifetime. I am beginning to feel the same way. I have been able to experience the Twins winning 2 championships and that was great, but a NFL championship would mean much more to me.

I don't think there is any one matchup that is most appealing at this stage. Nobody wants to see New England back there, and Atlanta is probably the NFC favorite at this stage, but I hate them know for blowing it last year. I suppose Green Bay wouldn't be too objectionable.

I guess I'd be ok with Oakland, especially because it'd be nice to see them win something before the city is abandoned by the team.