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Contributed by: Crawford Clark/YourHub.com on 1/20/2006

Dale and Stacy Fredrickson have their 3-month-old son Trey Carl to thank for their AFC Championship Game tickets from YourHub.com.

Dale, a Denver native, is positive that his son has been the key to the Broncos' successful season. Apparently Denver’s stingy defense, combined with Trey’s telekinetic powers, has been the key to the Broncos' success.

Although Trey likely will be watching the game with his grandma from the comfort of the sofa, the Fredricksons are confident the Broncos will prevail against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Their prediction, 21- 7 Broncos.

To read the Fredrickson’s submission, click here.

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