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I like your seedings better than mine, too.Here is mine
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Bears become the #2 seed!
Muahahhahah!
And I honestly think there is a decent shot of this happening to. Depends if The Aints division rivals decide to be division rivals like normal.
Would absolutely love this scenerio. Id also like for the Shithawks to beat the Aints and our Rams beat the ever living shit out of them to go to Chamionship game! LolI like your seedings better than mine, too.
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Seattle having to go to New Orleans and Minnesota going to Dallas and squashing the ‘girls dreams.
Thanks @Ellard80 My original post has the link. Are guys not seeing it? I guess I should have posted it on top of my picks, rather than below. :banghead:
Also, I could see a mini-meltdown by the Aints
True, it is most likely to see N.O. take care of business and at least go 13-3. But they have some tough games.They will get the #2 seed for sure, even if they lose two more games and go 12-4.
The Bears would need to win out which means beating the Rams, and the Vikings in MINN in a game the Vikings will probably need to clinch a spot. I'm not saying it's impossible but that's a tall order.
With the Bears OL Trubisky may end up on the injury report too. He has got to be nervous just coming back from a shoulder injury and playing the Rams.
If that came to be, it'd be an UGLY game for the Saints in Soldier field in January where it almost certainly won't be a balmy 27 degrees...
Well, the game in Cincinnati was in early November when it was 45 degrees and sunny, and the game against the Eagles was in New Orleans. I don't think the Saints have been tested with an outdoor game in cold weather.Let's not forget that the Saints have Kamara and Ingram, averaging 4.6 and 4.8 YOC respectively and they average 122 yards a game between them. So if passing isn't going to cut it because of bad weather they can run it just fine. They also have a decent defense.
So they should be able to handle the cold well despite playing in a dome. 2 cold weather games so far and they beat CIN 51-14 and PHIL 48-7. They have PITT December 23rd and I bet they aren't afraid.
IMO we will be seeing them again.
Well, the game in Cincinnati was in early November when it was 45 degrees and sunny, and the game against the Eagles was in New Orleans. I don't think the Saints have been tested with an outdoor game in cold weather.