Sorry - should also have said, kick-off is at 6pm local time, 11pm UK.

Press lunch box (the NFL always provides a little lunch box) looks a little healthier this year - carrot sticks and an apple in place of the usual potato chips. There's still a chocolate fudge brownie, naturally.

Well, some of might be ...

I already posted this below the line on the NFL Talkboard, but for those that missed it, here is my prediction for the game:

"Right, guess I better get on and make my prediction for tomorrow's game. I have changed my mind on this pick more than once over the course of the week, and to be honest I think that is how you would hope it to be in a game like this, where it's top seed against top seed.

The Saints have a lot going for them. Drew Brees had the best passer rating in the league and although the Saints running game is nothing to write home about, it isn't the worst in the league either. There are enough versatile options in that backfield to give the Colts headaches and regardless of whether Dwight Freeney plays on Sunday (I still suspect he will), there's no way he's going on every down. That is a big boost for a team like the Saints, who are willing to go to the air on pretty much any down and distance.

I also think I might take the Saints' defence over their Colts counterparts. Turnovers define play-off games, and the Saints have shown all through this postseason that they know how to cause them. If Gregg Williams really does plan to throw the kitchen sink at Peyton Manning he may well regret it, as we all know how good Manning is at dealing with blitzes, but I suspect he's probably going to be a little cuter with his packages than people think.

But when push comes to shove, it's just so hard to pick against a team that is yet to lose a game this season when its starters are all playing. Manning has shown incredible poise already in the play-off run, dismantling the New York Jets' No1-ranked defence with an almost unnaturally cool-headed display after his team had fallen 17-6 behind. Brees, on the other hand, looked to me like he might have let nerves get the better of him towards the end of the NFC Championship game, and needed a little help from his defence, Vikings mistakes, and penalties to get him over the line. My pick ...

Colts 27-21 Saints"

A sensible point from JingleBells there. I can delete anything from here, even if it has appeared from a Twitter feed so yes, I reserve the right to moderate everything.

Things that won't get through moderation: Libel, slander, defamation, humourless irreverence, any mention of Arsenal's defeat to Chelsea.

I'd say you've got a fair bit of company there Colm - Saints are the overwhelming choice of the neutral, but not many seem prepared to actually pick against Manning.

Still hardly any fans in here but they're running one of those NFL Films Story of the Play-offs films on the big screens, which is getting me fired up. The NFL really does know how to do that stuff better than anybody.