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CAA Flagship wrote:I got Colts, Rams, Chargers, Saints

Ivytalk wrote:Colts, Rams, Patriots, Saints

I think Andy Reid will manage to lose another home playoff game, and Big Stick Nick won’t be able to overcome the Aints.

But what do I know? I was 0-4 last weekend.

Ibanez wrote:

Ivytalk wrote:Colts, Rams, Patriots, Saints

I think Andy Reid will manage to lose another home playoff game, and Big Stick Nick won’t be able to overcome the Aints.

But what do I know? I was 0-4 last weekend.

I got this as well. I just don't see the Saints losing to Big Nick and the Iggles.


And of course, the Pats have already delivered their bribe money so they're guaranteed to win.

Chizzang wrote:

Ibanez wrote: I got this as well. I just don't see the Saints losing to Big Nick and the Iggles.


And of course, the Pats have already delivered their bribe money so they're guaranteed to win.

Um...
I think the Chargers win by 10+
The Patriots have struggled against teams with real defenses

Chizzang wrote:

Ibanez wrote: I got this as well. I just don't see the Saints losing to Big Nick and the Iggles.


And of course, the Pats have already delivered their bribe money so they're guaranteed to win.

Um...
I think the Chargers win by 10+
The Patriots have struggled against teams with real defenses

Chizzang wrote:

Ibanez wrote: I got this as well. I just don't see the Saints losing to Big Nick and the Iggles.


And of course, the Pats have already delivered their bribe money so they're guaranteed to win.

Um...
I think the Chargers win by 10+
The Patriots have struggled against teams with real defenses

Vidav wrote:Chiefs, Cowboys, Patriots, Saints

89Hen wrote:Chiefs, Rams, Chargers, Saints

Chizzang wrote:

89Hen wrote:Chiefs, Rams, Chargers, Saints

This ^ seems pretty accurate
I would argue that the two best NFC teams are playing each other in New Orleans next week

css75 wrote:Rams, Saints, Colts , Chargers

CAA Flagship wrote:

css75 wrote:Rams, Saints, Colts , Chargers

IN YOUR FACE 93!!!!!

93henfan wrote:The Saints dominated the Eagles in a game played when the Eagles were at peak-injury as far as the IR went. The replacement DBs in some cases were starting their first or second NFL game, and the Eagles QB was playing with a broken back. Nobody knew it, outside the Eagles inner circle, but that explains a lot of the horrible deep passes thrown by Wentz starting in mid-October. He was basically relegated to Ertz, Ertz, and Ertz as his receiving target.

Since then, the vaunted Saints have lost a game to Dallas and beaten the Panthers and Steelers in games that mattered by only 3 points.

The Eagles have a healthy QB (a magical one at that), some folks back from the IR, and a secondary that has a few games of big-game experience under its belt in victories over the Rams, Texans, and Bears.

The Saints have also been shit-talking that they would have beaten the Eagles in the NFCCG without the Minneapolis Miracle last year. Y'OK.

I think it'll be closer than the blowout everyone thinks it will be.

CAA Flagship wrote:

CAA Flagship wrote:

IN YOUR FACE 93!!!!!

93henfan wrote:

CAA Flagship wrote:

The Chargers barely beat Lamar Jackson with a Justin Tucker missed FG.

So, they're going to go beat Brady in Foxboro now?

Y'OhhhhhhhK.

CAA Flagship wrote:

93henfan wrote:
The Chargers barely beat Lamar Jackson with a Justin Tucker missed FG.

So, they're going to go beat Brady in Foxboro now?

Y'OhhhhhhhK.

93henfan wrote:The Saints dominated the Eagles in a game played when the Eagles were at peak-injury as far as the IR went. The replacement DBs in some cases were starting their first or second NFL game, and the Eagles QB was playing with a broken back. Nobody knew it, outside the Eagles inner circle, but that explains a lot of the horrible deep passes thrown by Wentz starting in mid-October. He was basically relegated to Ertz, Ertz, and Ertz as his receiving target.

Since then, the vaunted Saints have lost a game to Dallas and beaten the Panthers and Steelers in games that mattered by only 3 points.

The Eagles have a healthy QB (a magical one at that), some folks back from the IR, and a secondary that has a few games of big-game experience under its belt in victories over the Rams, Texans, and Bears.

The Saints have also been shit-talking that they would have beaten the Eagles in the NFCCG without the Minneapolis Miracle last year. Y'OK.

I think it'll be closer than the blowout everyone thinks it will be.

GannonFan wrote:

93henfan wrote:The Saints dominated the Eagles in a game played when the Eagles were at peak-injury as far as the IR went. The replacement DBs in some cases were starting their first or second NFL game, and the Eagles QB was playing with a broken back. Nobody knew it, outside the Eagles inner circle, but that explains a lot of the horrible deep passes thrown by Wentz starting in mid-October. He was basically relegated to Ertz, Ertz, and Ertz as his receiving target.

Since then, the vaunted Saints have lost a game to Dallas and beaten the Panthers and Steelers in games that mattered by only 3 points.

The Eagles have a healthy QB (a magical one at that), some folks back from the IR, and a secondary that has a few games of big-game experience under its belt in victories over the Rams, Texans, and Bears.

The Saints have also been shit-talking that they would have beaten the Eagles in the NFCCG without the Minneapolis Miracle last year. Y'OK.

I think it'll be closer than the blowout everyone thinks it will be.

Remember too - Nick Foles, in every NFL playoff game he has ever been in, has always walked off the field for the last time with his team in the lead. No one knows how he does it, but he does it.