You didn't think the fun was over, did you? There are still eight teams alive and in the hunt for a Lombardi Trophy which means there are still games for you to pick. Contrary to popular belief... ok, personal belief, the NFL season didn't screech to a halt when the Cowboys were eliminated. Although it should have. Regardless, our pick'em contest starts anew for the divisional rounds of the tournament.

It's time to play PLAYOFF SEVEN FOR SEVEN!

Think NCAA brackets here, I need someone to correctly pick ALL 7 of the playoff games. That means that you have to pick the winners of this coming weekends four games, the Conference Championships AND the Super Bowl in Indianapolis. If you pick even one game incorrectly, you are eliminated. And to make it all the more interesting, you have to predict all 7 games before THIS Saturday! That's right, just like March Madness. Here's a blank bracket:

Follow the jump for more details on how to enter.

Here are the remaining playoff games, including this weekend's kickoff times.

Game 1: New Orleans @ San Francisco, Saturday 430p Eastern

Game 2: New York @ Green Bay, Sunday 430p Eastern

Game 3: Denver @ New England, Saturday 8p Eastern

Game 4: Houston @ Baltimore, Sunday 1p Eastern

Game 5(NFC Championship): NO/SF WINNER vs NY/GB WINNER

Game 6(AFC Championship): DEN/NE WINNER vs HOU/BAL WINNER

Game 7(Super Bowl): AFC Champ vs NFC Champ

SUPERBOWL FINAL SCORE: WINNER: ____ LOSER: ____

Obviously, you must make a Super Bowl Final Score prediction because that will be used as a tiebreaker in case multiple people go Seven For Seven.

Here's a sample bracket, just copy/paste the template then bold the winners from this weekend. Move those teams into the appropriate slots for Games 5-7:

Game 1: New Orleans @ San Francisco, Saturday 430p Eastern

Game 2: New York @ Green Bay, Sunday 430p Eastern

Game 3: Denver @ New England, Saturday 8p Eastern

Game 4: Houston @ Baltimore, Sunday 1p Eastern

Game 5(NFC Championship): New Orleans vs Green Bay

Game 6(AFC Championship): New England vs Baltimore

Game 7(Super Bowl): New England vs New Orleans

SUPERBOWL FINAL SCORE: WINNER: 38 LOSER: 30

Alright, get those picks in! Congrats again to our 2011 season champion, Jebediah Flibberbrush.