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Originally Posted by MaTH716
I think that it could get them to the Super Bowl... Sure why not? I really think that the NFC is wide open.
Saints- Arguebly the best team, but haven't looked like worldbeaters the last few weeks.
Vikings- Dangerous team who is a lot better at home and would have to beat the Pack for a third time (didn't work out so well for Dallas a few years ago).
Cards- High powered offense that did beat the Vikings. But you talk about schedules, they didn't exactly beat a cast of world beaters. But probably gained some valueable experience last year.
Cowboys- Dr. Jeckell - Mr. Hyde. They could either be lights out or just God awful. Never know what you are going to get.
Eagles- A team with defensive trouble. Plus people are jumping off the bandwagon quick after last weeks debacle.
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I'll tell you this matt , the 2 nfc winners this week whomever they are can all knock off the saints and vikings
i agree the nfc is wide open
i'm not sold on the packer d , but, as i said rogers can carry them a couple of games , i don't think they can win 3 in a row on the road imo against playoff teams
as far rematches , the cowboys get the eagles for a 3rd time this yr. it is very hard to beat a team 3 times as the cowboys know from 2 yrs ago when they had a bye and waited for the giants to come to them for game 3 ....we know what happened
i think big d benefits here as they play right away , i also think big d has the better d and as long as romo does not implode they should win
2 yrs ago i thought the 7 pt underdog giants had a chance becuase i never got the feeling that dallas was that much better than them in either game during the regular season , if i remember right the 1st game was in big d and it was a shootout and game 2 at the meadowlands was close until TO got free for one late. Watching both philly games this year , i just don't see the philly o being able to do much against the cowboys d ......they will need help from their d to create scoring opportunites