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Rams easily.
Saints would be a horror. A team they embarrassed earlier in the year, in their dreaded stadium?
This choice is easy, tbh.
Your offense might not even score in the Dome. Saints will score a lot more than 10 this time around.
Rams easily.
Saints would be a horror. A team they embarrassed earlier in the year, in their dreaded stadium?
This choice is easy, tbh.
Rams easily.
Crazy Mexican Cowboy fans will take over that stadium and make it a neutral site tbh. I also think New Orleans is the superior team since they're able to play both sides of the ball
Last edited by Mark Celibate; 12-09-2018 at 09:20 PM.
This game is the opposite of the Chiefs-Rams game. Both QBs have been asses.
Trubisky is mostly terrible, so that isn't surprising..Goff is good, but so limited if you can shut down Gurley, though..
Saints have the best overall team in the conference..
member when you wrote brees off after week 1?
I knew they would be the best team in the NFC (and the entire league, really)
None of these teams are beating the Saints at the dome
Goff with 4 interceptions
So the Rams have lost to the #1 seed and the #3 seed in the NFC by multiple scores. The only decent NFC teams they've beaten are the Vikings and Seahawks.
It's a shame that this incredible D is gonna be dragged down by the mediocre, at best, offense in the playoffs. Oh well, I'll enjoy the ride till it lasts.
Anyone who says anything other than the Rams in L.A. is a dumbass. The Saints dome is the most hostile non-cold-weather environment in sports on the globe. Whereas the Rams Coliseum would arguably have a greater majority of Cowboys fans than if the game were in Dallas, because there are more diehard Cowboys fans in California than in Texas. It would be a 75-25% majority for Cowboys fans on the road... a great sight to see.
I'm not sure if I would call the Vikings anything better than mediocre. Seattle is good, and they lost their 2 games to the Rams by a combined 5 points.
So the Rams have lost to the #1 seed and the #3 seed in the NFC by multiple scores. The only decent NFC teams they've beaten are the Vikings and Seahawks.
Assuming the Bears get the #3 seed, I don't see them having a problem in the first round this year, as long as they avoid Seattle there aren't really any other WC teams to be afraid of.
Yeah if you’re a Cowboy fan at this point it’s best just to root for a scenario in which they’d see the Rams in the divisional round and hope by some miracle New Orleans suffers a major upset
If the Bears beat the Saints at the Saints with dat defense. I could see the Cowboys winning a 20-13 type game with the Bears. And then we'd have to figure out how to tackle Kansas City.
I've said it before... September thru November football favors offense, but December and January favors defense... and we're seeing it over the past couple weeks.
Last edited by Millennial_Messiah; 12-10-2018 at 07:45 AM.
Right now the Bears would have to go to LA in the divisional round and the winner of the SEA-DAL would go to New Orleans. NFC playoffs should be pretty fun to watch outside of the 6th seed.
No way do you want to give Payton a second shot to beat you. At home.
Brutal pick by Seattle. But he had to throw it away earlier when no one was open.
tha was wilson doing?
more like, the is Clipper nation doing? Now is his time to shine...
playcalling for both teams has been atrocious
These teams are awful. I can’t believe that both of them might be in the playoffs.
These refs are awful.
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