From the beginning of the season, my darkhorses were Jacksonville and Green Bay. I guess JAX is out, but I think my NFC darkhorse will not only make it, but win... so Favre can get an Elwayesque farewell from the NFL.
I think it will be Indy versus Green Bay in the superbowl.
Green Bay just seems like the best bet out of the NFC.
Philly is going nowhere without TO. Who are we kidding here. Besides, McNabb has not even played with his leftover recievers for the last 2 games. Philly's out.
Atlanta (Vick) will choke. Their offense just can't compete with the other NFC powerhouse offenses. And even their defense is not all that good.
Minnesota, Seattle, and St.Louis all have good offenses but really really lousy defenses. Because Green Bay is at home and because they can outscore Minnesota is a shootout, I'm picking them to prevail.
Seattle or St.Louis, doesn't really matter. It will be another shootout but whoever wins gets slaughtered in the next round.
i haven't seen a chargers game this year. Is San Diego really that good??? how did they improve so much over a year ago??
Seems kinda remarkable because most of us at the beginning of the season would have predicted them to go like 1 and 15 or something.
fantasizing wrote:i haven't seen a chargers game this year. Is San Diego really that good??? how did they improve so much over a year ago?? Seems kinda remarkable because most of us at the beginning of the season would have predicted them to go like 1 and 15 or something.
before they lost to Indy in OT, they were on about a 10 game winning streak.
so yeah, with Brees having a career year, LT producing as usual, and Gates redefining the position of TE, they're doing pretty good.
fantasizing wrote:i haven't seen a chargers game this year. Is San Diego really that good??? how did they improve so much over a year ago?? Seems kinda remarkable because most of us at the beginning of the season would have predicted them to go like 1 and 15 or something.
before they lost to Indy in OT, they were on about a 10 game winning streak. so yeah, with Brees having a career year, LT producing as usual, and Gates redefining the position of TE, they're doing really good.
Bennett4Prez wrote: Their opponents, the inexperienced Big Ben. Watch Roethlisberger's nerves get the best of him
Atog wrote:SD over Pitts-Another game that will be won through the air, i don't think that Ben will be able to pull it off despite better recieving talent.
keep doubting Ben... we like it when you do that...
The Vikings will find a way to self-destruct, i'm not worried about them. I'm slightly worried about SD, but they're really just the same team as the Steelers, just not quite as good in any part (with the exception of LT). I guess the team I'm MOST worried about is the Colts, who can put up more points on any D than the Steelers could put up on Indy's D. The key to that game would be a bruising run offense that keeps Peyton off the field. Anyone from the NFC is, well, a lunch menu at the glue factory...
Best... fantasy advice... EVER. :D
[quote]Always play the players who will get you the most points[/quote]
Philly is going nowhere without TO. Who are we kidding here. Besides, McNabb has not even played with his leftover recievers for the last 2 games. Philly's out.
what defense left is better than philly's? seriously? They keep points off the board and with trotter back have done well against the run.
funny, the offense without TO was good enough to make it to the championship game the other years, now they have westbrook back. incidnetally the team is almost totally healthy now. Its not as if mcnabb hasn't played with any of those receivers before.
Its all too trite to write them off because of TO. It seems everyone picks against them, but the thinking is nebulous.
Momentum? who really has it anyway? no one left. The eagles did finish their season 6-2. And the two games were on purpose. gimmie a break.
The eagles beat the pack twice last year without TO -- and their defense was better, and the eagles were weaker. The overall team improved this year (they would have westbrook and kearse now).