Third quarter of the season

SAINT_MICHAEL · 11-05-2010, 05:57 PM

All games can end up being important, but the next four weeks of the season could be big for shaping the NFC south. Over the next four weeks, Atlanta plays two good teams in Baltimore and GB while traveling to the Rams and hosting division rival Tampa. Those teams have a combined 19-11 record. Meanwhile, the Saints face opponents with a combined 8-20 record over the next four weeks (Car, Seat, Dal, and Cin). The Cleveland game showed us that the team needs to pay attention to the next game on the schedule, whatever the record of the opponent is. But we have a good chance to make up ground during this span. It could get ugly if we don't; Atl closes with Carolina twice and Seattle in their final 5 games.

11-05-2010, 05:57 PM	#1
SAINT_MICHAEL 100th Post Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 446	Third quarter of the season All games can end up being important, but the next four weeks of the season could be big for shaping the NFC south. Over the next four weeks, Atlanta plays two good teams in Baltimore and GB while traveling to the Rams and hosting division rival Tampa. Those teams have a combined 19-11 record. Meanwhile, the Saints face opponents with a combined 8-20 record over the next four weeks (Car, Seat, Dal, and Cin). The Cleveland game showed us that the team needs to pay attention to the next game on the schedule, whatever the record of the opponent is. But we have a good chance to make up ground during this span. It could get ugly if we don't; Atl closes with Carolina twice and Seattle in their final 5 games.
SAINT_MICHAEL 100th Post Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 446