This Narrative that the NFC is down/wide open

[nate dizzle]

I have no scroll to the right option.

Weird. You may have to create a login to see the whole thing.

 

[Pentagruel]

These guys are all a day late and a dollar short. The NFC is both strong as a collective and also strong at the top of the ticket here. If anything I see heavyweights in the AFC like Buffalo and KC slipping while teams like Dallas, Philly, San Francisco and Minnesota are picking up steam.

There is strong competition from teams like NYG, Washington Commanders, Seattle, even Detroit which are tough outs, that’s not to mention former strong teams like GB, Arizona, TB which are also mostly still tough teams to beat. The NFC is very strong right now with few truly hopeless teams.

 

[rambo2]

That the NFC is down/wide open? Why because Brady and Rogers teams are struggling is that why?
I call BS, and say that the NFC is as it always is! The AFC is wide open now as it has been since Brady left, it's wide open.

Both the NFC and the AFC currently has 7 teams over 500.
The NFC has 29 SB winners to the AFC 27.

It looks like the Cowboys or the Eagles will win the NFC and the Chiefs or the Bills, or the Bengals will win the AFC. It will be whoever is playing the best at the end and who is injured. Then it will be up to the football gods. With the 17 games it comes down to depth and injuries.

 

[Flamma]

Weird. You may have to create a login to see the whole thing.

You're right. Because it has this big patch in the middle that blocks the view and insists I log in.

 

[LACowboysFan1]

I wonder if we might be seeing a return to the way SBs went back in the late 60's and early 70's, in which a team got there for the first time, lost, then returned the next year and won.

Like the Jets beating the Colts, then the Colts beating the Cowboys, who then beat the Dolphins, who beat the red team.

Bengals didn't just lose, but they've lost the only SB they have played in and appear to be one of the favorites this year.

We'll see...

 

[Corso]

Agree It's a down season all around but in the NFC it's glaringly obvious the big boys are not 100 percent ( AR and TB) so the squirts are taking advantage.

This is the best opportunity the cowboys have had in a long time to make some noise in the post season .
Will they?

OTE="Risen Star, post: 12365521, member: 5331"]The entire NL is down. There's like 8 good teams.

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Waitasecond... is your avi that Mexican pharmaceutical guy?
I saw an entire neighborhood's houses painted in his image to look like his giant face.
I have a pic saved somewhere.

 

[Corso]

 

[Blackspider214]

Minnesota is significantly worse than every other team in that group

the bills and chiefs are widely regarded as the two best teams in the nfl

there’s a gap

The same Bills team who lost at home to the Vikings team you said was terrible? Gotcha.

 

[JBS]

The same Bills team who lost at home to the Vikings team you said was terrible? Gotcha.

Cool. It’s one game. It means nothing. And they stole the game at that.

 

[JBS]

The same Bills team who lost at home to the Vikings team you said was terrible? Gotcha.

How are your Vikings looking now? Lololol. Rolled by the lions. SB contenders hahaha