Pompey-Cowboy
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I reckon 6 could be enough, very confident 7 will be. Any opinions?
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How many wins to be NFCE champs?
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HungryLion
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Realistically 8 or 9
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75boyz
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I think 7 as well. 8 -8 is the absolute ceiling. Playing the AFC North and NFC West is gonna open some eyes about how those 2 divisions are much better than the Least. With the improvement by the Cards, that division is loaded top to bottom. Pitt and Baltimore as the big boys of the AFC North still.
Back to the NFC Least, I guess the Giants still look like a very probable 2 wins. Always a cointoss with Philly and will hafta see if that Washington team can improve its offense.
Yeah, 7 it is.
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The over / under is probably 8 now.
I’m not sure anyone in division beats a team in NFC West which could be the first division in NFL history to place all teams in the playoffs.
I’m not sure anyone in division beats a team in NFC West which could be the first division in NFL history to place all teams in the playoffs.
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I believe Dallas will win the division. I am not saying we will only win 6 or 7 games, I am saying the team to finish second won't win more than 6 therefore 7 wins would be enough. I genuinely think it's possible that none of Gnats/Filthy/Football team wins as many as 6 games. Equally, I don't think we win significantly more than 8 either, we have too many holes and issues and a hard schedule.
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9 to 10, I think eagles will rebound as they start getting healthy. I saw this as a 2 team race before the start and still see it as a 2 team race. Washington is interesting but too early to tell about them with Haskins
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Can’t see us beating anyone in NFC West. Balt and Pitt look like losses. That’s 6.
Vikings looks like a more winnable game now. As is Browns and Bengals. Can’t imagine sweeping our division with this team.
8-8 might be enough .
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I'd say 9 wins would likely get it done.
Unless Philadelphia - and Wentz specifically - have a remarkable turnaround, they look like a team that could end up with double-digit losses.
The Giants certainly fit that bill, especially with Garrett running their offense and Barkley potentially gone for the year.
The Football Team look like a .500 suqad at best to me. A defense that can keep them in every game, but an offense that can keep them out of every game.
Like last year, the NFC East is a mediocre division, ripe for the taking. Hopefully, unlike last year, we actually have the coaching good enough to take advantage of it.
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Eagles do this every year I am surprised you fall for it. The come out looking bad then turn it on the 2nd half of the year to make a run for it.
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.5 game better then second place.. why does it matter just finish first even if its 8-8 extra WC game makes this even more interesting...
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9 probably.
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The NFCE is why I wouldn't sweat too much Dallas starting 0-3. The division is god awful to begin with and if Philly is worse than we expected, it would take a injury to Dak, all three of his WRs, and now his back up TE, and his OL not getting healthier.
To answer your question: 8 wins.
To answer your question: 8 wins.
