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The playoffs get started this weekend, and the American Football Conference is as up-for-grabs as it's been in years. Which team has the best shot at a Super Bowl trip?

All was not lost for everyone in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts this weekend.

Every football player has to dream of playing in the Superbowl. It's the culmination of all the training and work you did for the rest of the year. Now, wouldn't it suck if you found out THE NIGHT BEFORE THE Superbowl that you aren't invited?  Wait until you hear this story, after the jump.

Did you watch the Super Bowl on Sunday night? According to Nielsen, you probably did since the telecast was the most-watched TV program ever.

Jimmy Kimmel can be a quite a troublemaker. Last week, on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live,’ he asked fans to do him a favor and pull the plug on their TV during the Super Bowl, and then record the reactions. While Kimmel was pleased to report this stunt didn’t result in any deaths, he couldn’t say the same thing about injuries.

For the second year in a row, Chrysler’s Super Bowl 2012 commercial featured a big star, and talk of an inspirational turnaround. Last year, in a memorable spot, Eminem informed the Super Bowl’s audience that Detroit, embattled hometown of both the rapper and Chrysler, was on the comeback trail.

E*Trade’s famous talking baby is back in their Super Bowl 2012 commercial. This year, the tech-savvy tyke is at the maternity ward with his dad, and the pair  are checking out his brand new baby sister. What do you want to bet she has quite the mouth on her too?

Supermodel Gisele Bundchen stands by her man…fiercely. She’s not above spewing profanity at the opposing team’s fans in order to defend him, either. Lucky man, right?

We all remember the Budweiser Clydesdales, right? Those magnificent horses pulling a carriage fit for a king? Well, it looks like we’ll be seeing them again during the Super Bowl 2012 commercials.

Hey playa, there's a reason it hurts or feels uncomfortable when you gotta pee.  That reason is your body telling you it's going to get messed up if you don't release the water.  You could EXPLODE!  Okay, maybe not explode, but it's not healthy to let it linger.  Details after the jump.

I can understand how a little "action" on the side can add extra excitement to the big game, but what if you and your friends are all pulling for the same team?  Maybe you can find something other than the outcome to bet on.  As a matter of fact, there are lost of things you can bet on.  Heathen has the details next.

I don't have to tell you guys that Superbowl Sunday is a big party day.  Even if you don't drink it can leave you worn out from all the ups and downs of the day.  Part of the fun seems to be talking about it the next day, but is it worth going to work all ragged out?  So our question is simple: Should the Superbowl be moved to Saturdays? More details on the Smokin' Poll after the jump.