Baltimore will try to contain Panizo, they realize that he's going to find the endzone, but if they can hold him to a touchdown or two, and under one hundred fifty yards, they should be ok, because Miami doesn't have much of a team behind that. The Storm defense is very weak, with just one player that can make a difference: Andrew Rogers. They still feel that Uzi Guru will be able to outplay Rogers with his size and speed, and they feel that he is still a very big target for Bubba. They don't want to risk turnovers, so you wont see them throwing over there more than they have to. They will look to Greg Kowalczyk and Terrell Rice a lot this game, and try to get into this thin defensive secondary. Baltimore will run the ball a lot to Matt Meckes, who has increased his speed tremendously over the past week, and I expect him to rush for over 150 yards and a couple of touchdowns. There's no reason this offense can't put up over thirty points against this weak rush defense and one-dimensional secondary.

The Panizo, err Storm, offense should put up some healthy numbers against the Baltimore defense because of Franco Panizo. There's no question he's the best player in the league (talent-wise) and the weak Baltimore secondary will have trouble containing Franco, holding him to under 150 yards like they planned. If they can do this, there's no doubt in my mind who the winner will be, but I don't think they'll be able to handle Panizo, and it will go down to the wires, but with Baltimore still prevailing.