Do yall remember what the Saints did to the cowgirls the last time they played?
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saints will be tough this year.
as will the vikings.
The problem is, as I see it, that the Cowboys inherently have a tougher schedule that everyone else in the NFC based solely on their division. Games against New York, Philly and Washington twice a year are hardly gimmes. One injury here or there and those games get exponentially tougher.
Surviving the East in one piece should be your first priority. Winning your first play off game in 12 years should be your second.
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Why are the Cowboys even in the East? There are like 9 teams that are further east than them. Shouldn't they be in a division with Carolina, Tampa, New Orleans or Atlanta?
In my opinion, i would even put them in the west before I would put them in the east. The St. Louis Rams are further east than Dallas. If you had SF, Arizona, Seattle and Dallas in the west...Green Bay, Chicago, Minny, and Detroit in the North...St Louis, New Orleans, Tampa, and Atlanta in the South...and Carolina, Philly, New York, and Washington in the East...wouldn't that make more sense....like a lot more?
as will the vikings.
The problem is, as I see it, that the Cowboys inherently have a tougher schedule that everyone else in the NFC based solely on their division. Games against New York, Philly and Washington twice a year are hardly gimmes. One injury here or there and those games get exponentially tougher.
Surviving the East in one piece should be your first priority. Winning your first play off game in 12 years should be your second.
Also....
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Why are the Cowboys even in the East? There are like 9 teams that are further east than them. Shouldn't they be in a division with Carolina, Tampa, New Orleans or Atlanta?
In my opinion, i would even put them in the west before I would put them in the east. The St. Louis Rams are further east than Dallas. If you had SF, Arizona, Seattle and Dallas in the west...Green Bay, Chicago, Minny, and Detroit in the North...St Louis, New Orleans, Tampa, and Atlanta in the South...and Carolina, Philly, New York, and Washington in the East...wouldn't that make more sense....like a lot more?
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Originally posted by blackandgold09
Do yall remember what the Saints did to the cowgirls the last time they played?
Do yall remember what the saints did..... period?
Do yall remember what the Saints did to the cowgirls the last time they played?
Do yall remember what the saints did..... period?
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Originally posted by aeaf123
Originally posted by blackandgold09
Do yall remember what the Saints did to the cowgirls the last time they played?
Do yall remember what the saints did..... period?
lol good one, well they did beat dallas by like 30 points in dallas a couple years back.
Originally posted by blackandgold09
Do yall remember what the Saints did to the cowgirls the last time they played?
Do yall remember what the saints did..... period?
lol good one, well they did beat dallas by like 30 points in dallas a couple years back.
aeaf123
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I remember that game. Reggie bush had a hell of a run on a screen pass.
This year the saints will definitely be in the thick of things.
This year the saints will definitely be in the thick of things.
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I'm not too sold on the Saints yet.
Bush has proven that he is not an every down back. He is good at a change of pace, but not every down.
McAllister has a tendency to get injured, EVERY year...
Shockey is a good receiving threat, same with Colston, but who else after that?
I think offensively they will do well, the true test will be that defense...and health.
Bush has proven that he is not an every down back. He is good at a change of pace, but not every down.
McAllister has a tendency to get injured, EVERY year...
Shockey is a good receiving threat, same with Colston, but who else after that?
I think offensively they will do well, the true test will be that defense...and health.
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