| mutineer10 |
05-02-2005 03:43 PM |
i know it is way early but
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St. Louis? Yeah, not this year with not enough help on defense
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Whodi and I don\'t necessarily agree on St. Louis, but I\'m giving them the same pass they benefitted on last season. The NFC West is an atrocious division, and 3-4 \"gimme\" wins will still do wonders for getting a team into the playoffs. It happened last season, it could happen again. Even as bad as Tampa Bay is, there are no \"gimme wins\" in the NFC South.
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Arizona? Again, were you drunk when you thought about this? Kurt Warner is done, period.
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Maybe I was drunk, maybe not, but don\'t count these guys out. Again, the NFC West is an inconsistent, weak division, and Denny Green is one heck of a coach. As Whodi said, the Cards are already pretty solid on defense. If the offense - with all that young talent - starts clicking, watch out. And make those words sweet in case you have to eat them, Warner may yet surprise, especially against the weak secondaries he\'ll often face this season...
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Detroit? All those receivers and one piss poor quarterback... its a shame.... and don\'t even start with Garcia, that flaming fag
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Agreed with Whodi, nice tolerance. These guys could be dangerous if - similar to our troubles - their QB could reach his potential. With some solid additions on defense (and the obvious young talent on offense), Harrington is now completely out of excuses, he\'d better get it done this year. God help the NFC if he does...
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oh and Chicago? Lovie may be putting it together, but as long as Urlacher plays like a ***** they won\'t get it done and they still haven\'t gotten a decent QB either
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Hey, I said I was gonna reach. The Bears defense really started to gel toward the end of last season, and with the additions of Mo and Cedrick Benson, it may not matter how talented Grossman is. Mark my words ... keep an eye on the Bears this coming season (we play them near mid-season, you know?)...
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