9 and 0 baby!!!

BigMotherTucker

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ArrowDawg

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.....way Brees is playing these days, the second half of this season could potentially fall apart for the Saints. They're making mistakes left and right every game now. I believe the Vikings are currently the team to beat in the NFC.
 

Arkitekt Dawg

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They are like the MSU of professional sports...

Although their schedule is ridiculously easy the rest of the way... they AIN'T GONE DO IT.

Atlanta and New England are the only games that could be dangerous
 

DAWGS1.sixpack

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so that's 4 very tough games for the Saints in my opinion.
I say we win 2 of the 4 and go 14-2 with a bye the first week and home field advantage throughout the playoffs. The NFC Championship goes thru NO and Minnesota is coming to town w/ the Super Bowl on line.
 

Foronce

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Hey! When you are 9-0 you don't have to play everyone. It won't be the end of the world if we lose 1,2, or 4 games...

if we won or lost to the rams you think it changes the outlook of our year or exposes us...

Best Feeling in the world to know our secondary is missing 3 out of 4 and we still won... deepest secondary ever in New Orleans.
 
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Sarcasm meter needs to be on for this.

If not, wtf is Airic talkin't about a 9-0 team that has a favorable remaining schedule ...
 
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