Atlanta gave NO a tough game last time out in NO. That game at Atlanta is a possible loss. If they lose to NE and ATL, they'll be sort of "reeling" going into the game against us, having lost 2 of their last 3. 13-3 is about worst case scenario for them though, so we'd have to lose only once more and not to them.EPL0c0;3075476 said:Slim to none. Not the way New Orleans is playing this year and not with the schedule they have left: @STL, @TB, NE, @WAS, @ATL, DAL, TB, @CAR.
While any of those teams could beat NO, they have 2 legitimately tough games left and both are at home. AND, 5 of their last 8 games are indoors. Only @TB, @WAS, @CAR are games where weather could be a factor, but those are 3 "winnable" games for them.
I do think the Saints have a shot at 14-2 or better. It'd be hard for Dallas to top that record even w/ a head-to-head win. Dallas' schedule is defintiely a bit tougher.
Party pooper.Sarge;3076530 said:Let's just get IN the playoffs first huh?
Verdict;3074451 said:What do you guys think the chances are that the Cowboys end up with home field advantage in the playoffs?
I think many would say we have NO chance. I disagree. I think that there is a decent chance that 13 and 3 gets home field advantage in the playoffs. The Saints are unbeaten, but realistically, they are not the caliber of team that you believe can stay unbeaten. I think Dallas beats them in New Orleans. I think they will also drop a couple that they shouldn't. Its just the way the NFL works.
I also think Favre will be Favre and will cost the Vikings a few games down the stretch, and the Vikings arent that well coached, so I can see coaching cost them a game somewhere along the way. If Peterson gets hurt, they could also befall hard times.
Its hard to stat on a winning streak, so Dallas will probably drop a game somewhere along the way as well.
SLATEmosphere;3074787 said:We're fans, not players. We can look ahead