Tonight at 10:30 pm eastern, the Phoenix Suns take on the Nuggets in Denver.

Both teams with winning records, the Nuggets, with a very strong home record, vs a barely hanging on away record on the Phoenix side. This is absolutely the game to watch. Tune in to ESPN to watch.

Another game to watch, is the Portland Trailblazers @ the Utah Jazz.

This is another pair with strong winning records. This game starts at 8:00 pm eastern.

And last but not least, the Miami Heat @ the Boston Celtics. This game will occur at 8:00 pm eastern. Tune in to ESPN if you can.

There are games going on right now, such as the Los Angeles Clippers @ the Atlanta Hawks. This score is currently 23-19 at the end of the first quarter, where the Clippers are trying to shock the intense crowd in Georgia.

Also going on right now, the Chicago Bulls are losing in a close game against the 76ers in Philadelphia 25-21, but the game is still close and the night is young, as the game moves on in the second quarter.

And finally, the New York Nets are having the worst possible season, but maybe not the worst game over in Toronto against the strong Raptors. The score is now 32-28in favor of the underdogs.

Now on to the NFL.

The game every one is waiting for, is only four days away.

So, I'll give you my key play-makers, and key game plans.

On the Colts side, they need to begin to get Reggie Wayne and Joseph Adai into the game more.

Early in the game, the Colts need to run the ball a lot, and get the Saints defense tired for when the Colts begin to use Payton's slinger using players like Pier Garcon, Dallas Clark, Austin Collie, and of course the vet, Reggie Wayne.

On the Defensive side, the Colts need to dial up blitzes early on, as well as mixing it up with double teaming the wides.

Now for the Saints.

The saints need to see what the colts do with their defense early on, adjust, and take advantage of the blitzing by gunning it down the sideline to their fast wides. The saints also need to take advantage of Dwight Freeney. He's been injured but cleared to play in the big game, and is usually the big defensive player, but because of his injury, he may be vulnerable for his lack of hard intense practice.

Also on offense, mix it up with some screen-plays down the sideline.

On the defense, the Saints also need to dial up on blitzing, but only in in the beginning, and then in the second half, begin double team the wides, forcing them to run the ball more often than used to.

Of course, the key play-maker for the Saints will be the one and only, Reggie Bush.

This is my analysis for the Super Bowl.

Tune in to CBS on Sunday February 7th at 6:25 eastern time for the New Orleans Saints Vs the Indianapolis Colts for the big-time showdown in the Super Bowl.

Till later, signing off, I'm Sportsmaster JR, and remember, always stay inbounds.