Remaining Schedule

SaintPauly · 10-27-2009, 08:56 PM

Looking at the rest of our schedule, not withstanding the "any given Sunday" rule, we only play 3 above .500 teams. Atlanta (twice), New England, and the Cowboys. Atlanta, will play us tough, they always do, but see us with the advantage on these games. New England, this, IMO, will be our toughest test of the second half of the season, if not the entire year. Although, it's a Monday night game, in the dome, so I think we still have an advantage here. Then there's the Saturday night game against the Cowboys. The Cowboys record in December, is not very good. I still see us with the advantage here.

Undefeated? I don't know, but let's face it: With the Bucs, and the Panthers falling so far, we are set up to get damn close. We will see.

10-27-2009, 08:56 PM	#1
SaintPauly Senior Citizen Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Gulfport, MS Posts: 3,180 Blog Entries: 1	Remaining Schedule Looking at the rest of our schedule, not withstanding the "any given Sunday" rule, we only play 3 above .500 teams. Atlanta (twice), New England, and the Cowboys. Atlanta, will play us tough, they always do, but see us with the advantage on these games. New England, this, IMO, will be our toughest test of the second half of the season, if not the entire year. Although, it's a Monday night game, in the dome, so I think we still have an advantage here. Then there's the Saturday night game against the Cowboys. The Cowboys record in December, is not very good. I still see us with the advantage here. Undefeated? I don't know, but let's face it: With the Bucs, and the Panthers falling so far, we are set up to get damn close. We will see.
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