Irvin88_4life
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Andy Dalton is decent in regular season.....just can't do anything in the post seasonThey still have Andy Dalton
Andy Dalton is decent in regular season.....just can't do anything in the post seasonThey still have Andy Dalton
True, But I'd still rather not be in those houses in January, or NO or NY or AT in any playoff game regardless of what our home record is. This is a team and staff that would thrive on being a number one cede, not squander it like puffball Wade.Agreed.
But remember we busted seattles arse in Seattle a while back... then this year we took Green Bay out in their house.
That's not my expectations. I'm saying I want them to at least make the playoffs. Theyre not in the playoffs yet.
After 20 years it's no sb win no care but I'd be OK with a playoff appearance when we have a rookie qb.
Technically, no one is in the playoffs but after the halfway point, you can tell which teams are most likely going.
I was thinking the same exact thing. Go 12-4 beat the Giants, home field advantage. Then I thought about Seattle and said lets just worry about the Steelers. 8-1 babyYes, I am looking ahead. If you don't like it either don't read further or deal with it.
Seattle has road games against the Patriots and GB. They have to play the Eagles and a divisional rematch with the Cardinals.
Seattle will finish no better than 6-2 in the second half or 11-4-1.
Atlanta has road games in Philly, Los Angeles and Carolina. They also have to play the Cardinals, Chiefs and Saints. They will not finish better than 5-2 or 11-5.
Minny ain't going 7-1 no way no how.
12-4 wins the NFC this year at a minimum.
Finish 5-3 and beat the *Giants, win the NFC.
*Probably don't have to beat the Giants, but whatever. Unlikely NY goes 7-1 in the second half anyway. Wouldn't mind losing to the Giants again and then playing them at home in the playoffs for an epic beatdown.
They already did that in 2009 and 2014, you mean if they win TWO GAMES