Ex-Super Bowl MVPs set to showcase talents Four ex-Super Bowl Most Valuable Player quarterbacks will be showcasing their talents this weekend in the second round of the National Football League playoffs. The New England Patriots' Tom Brady, New York Giants' Eli Manning, New Orleans Saints' Drew Brees and Green Bay Packers' Aaron Rodgers are all trying to add to their legacy by winning another championship ring in Super Bowl 46. Brees brings the NFL's No. 1 offence to San Francisco in a National Conference divisional contest on Saturday, facing a 49ers team whose defence ranks near the top of the league. The Saints' high-octane offence is led by the 32-year-old Brees who set a single season passing record this year. New Orleans was first in the league in passing (344 yards per game) and completion percentage (71 percent). "They're the number one team against the run," Brees said of the 49ers. They're doing everything defensively that you would preach to your guys. This is one of those matchups when you look from last year to this year in terms of a confidence standpoint and they're playing with a lot of confidence. The outdoor contest is the only game in the divisional playoffs that isn't a rematch of a regular season game. The Saints beat the 49ers 25-22 the last time they met in September of 2010. New Orleans has an 11-1 record this year in games played indoors and are just 3-2 when they play outdoors, losing in Green Bay and Tampa. We look at it as another game, whether it?s indoors, outdoors, west coast, north, east, west. If there's elements to be dealt with, we keep those in mind," Brees said. San Francisco will be the biggest test of the season so far for the Saints. The 49ers were first in the NFC, holding the opponent's quarterbacks to just 57.5 completion percentage. The defending champion Packers went 15-1 in the regular season with the offence averaging a league-best 35 points per game. Offsetting that, however, is a sloppy defence that allowed 6,585 yards compared to the 6,482 yards gained by the offence. If the Packers do repeat, they would be the first champions with the league's worst ranked defence. The Packers will be meeting the New York Giants for the second time this season. In the first contest on December 4, Green Bay kicked a late field goal to win 38-35. New York is one of the hottest teams in the league coming off three emotional wins. We're going to win. One-hundred percent we're going to win, because we're the best," Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul said. Green Bay is also dealing with the tragic death of the 21-year-old son of offensive co-ordinator Joe Philbin. Michael Philbin's body was pulled from the Fox River on Monday. Denver quarterback Tim Tebow doesn't have a Super Bowl ring to his credit but he does have the magic touch late in games this season. Tebow will try to continue his late-game heroics Saturday against the Patriots, who have one of the league's worst pass defences. But in their regular season contest, the Patriots romped to a 41-23 win and are heavily favoured in this one. The Ravens will hope to use home field advantage to beat Houston in the first of two playoff games on Sunday. Baltimore is 18-1 in their last 19 games at home but the Ravens won the regular season game 29-14.