papz

Realistically I'd say 8-8. Hopefully 9-7. Optimistically 10-6.

Pessimistically 2-14.



I think 9-7 will be enough to possibly win this division and if not, a wildcard spot.

saintsfan1313

its really hard for me to make a prediction for the rest of the season....if we beat San Fran, i see 10-6, if we drop it, we lose swagger and hit 8-8....late season surge to hit .500, save Sean's job, and give us a half-ass draft pick....that we use on a WR from Tenn...lol, sorry, i couldnt help it.....

SoulStar

Yes, it actually happen to the saints back when Archie was the QB and there was no wild card spot, those damn 49ers kept the saints out

WhoDat205

I gotta call BS. Archie's career was a little before my time, but the Saints first winning season was in '87 and Archie had already retired. They made the playoffs that year with a 12-3 record and got drilled by the Vikings in the WC round.

Archie Manning - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
New Orleans Saints - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I have no idea if 11-5 ever missed the playoffs, but the Saints did not do it.

andersen

I see four more loses a real possiblity, Jax, Bears, Eagles, TB. That's 8-8 guys. Yes, they could beat one of these, but they could lose oneof the give-me's as well. If the swagger comes back when we finally reach .500, then the TB game is the key, as that will mean the division at 9-7. I don't see TB or Carolina winning 10.