Dallas will be 5-1 or 6-0 in this division. So thanks, Atlanta!!
That means we have to win two of these games:
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
San Fran
Arizona
Minnesota
Cincinnati is terrible. Their defense is as bad as ours, their OL is worse and Burrow nowhere near there yet. So long as Burrow doesn’t flip the switch before we play them this is the easiest remaining game behind the two Giants matchups.
Cleveland isn’t very good, they trailed Washington deep into the game despite winning the turnover battle 5-0 and their other win was a dogfight against the Bengals. For all the complaining about us losing by 3 and 7 points to two contenders, Cleveland lost by 5 touchdowns to the one real team they’ve played.
Minnesota is 0-3 and were only competitive in 1 of those games. Looking at their schedule, they’ll likely be around 2-7 when we face them.
Arizona is a wild card, they looked great against SF, okay in sloppy win against Washington and then lost to the Lions. Kyler Murray is fun to watch, but he has already thrown 5 INTs and leads the league in dropped INTs at an additional 5. He really likes to throw the ball to the other team. If you don’t let him run all over you he’s gonna hand you some points.
Pittsburgh is 3-0 against teams that are a combined 0-9 and all three games were close well into the 4th quarter.
Who knows about SF, at this rate half their starters will be on IR by the time we play. If reasonably healthy this is probably a loss.
Baltimore is a loss, no way around that one.
All that to say, 3-4 wins in those games is not only possible but likely IMO. Go 5-1 against the trash division and combine with our one win so far and that’s 9-10 wins which probably wins the division by at least 3 games.