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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by LongTimeFan The Saints have to beat Atlanta because if we lose this one it puts them in a very tough position. Definitely. According to the playoff determining rules, division wins only come second to head to head ...
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The Professor
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Originally Posted by LongTimeFan
Definitely. According to the playoff determining rules, division wins only come second to head to head in importance. And since getting head to head splits occur so often, the division record is critical.
The Dallas game will be key because it's looking like they will win the East. If they do and the teams end up tied, then playoff positioning will go right to that head to head matchup. If you want to get deep into the playoffs, you have to be able to beat not only the weak sisters, but also your rival teams.
I also think we need to run the ball more in order to control the clock. The Saints play better with a lead. That leads to a more ball control offense. Playing from behind and slinging the ball all over the field gets us in trouble. SFIAH |
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