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Da bears are who we thought they were!!!!!!!!!
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The Ravens were a disappointment but I saw how their season was going to end being they really don't have a QB or good WR's, and now no coach. Their defense has some age on them, time to rebuild IMO. |
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I went with the Bears. The Saints were so shaky defensively even before the season started. I really believed in the NFC North there was no way the Bears couldn't go at least 10-6 with that defense. The NFC South has no consistency over the past decade. Every team is up/down/up down all the time.
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Considering the NFC South's quality teams and the way the Saints blew two games at home, clearly the Saints were the big disappointment.
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All I can say it this:
If Sean Peyton doesn't get any legit players (not 'here this week, gone next week' players) who are committed to winning, he could wind up like Haslett going the route of "Welcome to McDonald's, may I please take your order." The first order of the offseason is to shore up the defense. No more putting a Band-Aid on a bullet wound. There are more holes in that D than Ray Nagin's credibility. Starting with the secondary. Uncle Fred Thomas is like the Incredible Hulk in 501's, he's "five-o-DONE". Jason David (I see why the Colts let him go. Could he possibly be the second coming of "Toi-let" Cook?). They also need a playmaker at linebacker. A S-T-U-D at LB. Offense: If the Deuce Coupe doesn't make it back (and that's a HUUUUUGE "IF"), then they need to load up on the backfield. I think we're set at WR, but some extra bodies are needed. After the way last season started and ended, Buddy D is breakdancing in his grave. http://img80.imageshack.us/img80/7685/domepatroljc6.jpg |
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