Question about Seeding

xan · 12-08-2010, 10:57 AM

Ya'll are worrying about things outside the control of the Saints this season. It makes for distracting convo, but realistically, irrelevant.

Aside from the Western Division winner, all the NFC teams making the playoffs are good bets to win it all. Each team has flaws, but I think that they're all evenly matched. I also don't think that home field will matter that much given the top 6 team's road records.

It's all going to come down to health at the end. Who's got more of it where.

C17-BING · 12-08-2010, 11:12 AM

Originally Posted by xan

Ya'll are worrying about things outside the control of the Saints this season. It makes for distracting convo, but realistically, irrelevant.

Aside from the Western Division winner, all the NFC teams making the playoffs are good bets to win it all. Each team has flaws, but I think that they're all evenly matched. I also don't think that home field will matter that much given the top 6 team's road records.

It's all going to come down to health at the end. Who's got more of it where.

Agreed ... Looks like we are getting healthy --- PT should see some action this weekend!

Memnoch_TP · 12-08-2010, 12:57 PM

Originally Posted by xan

Ya'll are worrying about things outside the control of the Saints this season. It makes for distracting convo, but realistically, irrelevant.

Aside from the Western Division winner, all the NFC teams making the playoffs are good bets to win it all. Each team has flaws, but I think that they're all evenly matched. I also don't think that home field will matter that much given the top 6 team's road records.

It's all going to come down to health at the end. Who's got more of it where.

I'll worry about what ever I want to worry about, thank you. If this conversation distracts you, don't read it. Also, how does discussing things the Saints do have control over make a conversation "relevant"? You know what is irrelevant? Your reply in regards to the TOPIC of the thread.

and it won't ALL come down to health. Rest, home field advantage, and a little luck would be good. If you don't don't think luck helps, watch the Giant's last SB.

12-08-2010, 11:12 AM	#2
C17-BING 100th Post Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 231	Originally Posted by xan Ya'll are worrying about things outside the control of the Saints this season. It makes for distracting convo, but realistically, irrelevant. Aside from the Western Division winner, all the NFC teams making the playoffs are good bets to win it all. Each team has flaws, but I think that they're all evenly matched. I also don't think that home field will matter that much given the top 6 team's road records. It's all going to come down to health at the end. Who's got more of it where. Agreed ... Looks like we are getting healthy --- PT should see some action this weekend!
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12-08-2010, 12:57 PM	#3
Memnoch_TP Logic Troll Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Southern Louisiana Posts: 565	Originally Posted by xan Ya'll are worrying about things outside the control of the Saints this season. It makes for distracting convo, but realistically, irrelevant. Aside from the Western Division winner, all the NFC teams making the playoffs are good bets to win it all. Each team has flaws, but I think that they're all evenly matched. I also don't think that home field will matter that much given the top 6 team's road records. It's all going to come down to health at the end. Who's got more of it where. I'll worry about what ever I want to worry about, thank you. If this conversation distracts you, don't read it. Also, how does discussing things the Saints do have control over make a conversation "relevant"? You know what is irrelevant? Your reply in regards to the TOPIC of the thread. and it won't ALL come down to health. Rest, home field advantage, and a little luck would be good. If you don't don't think luck helps, watch the Giant's last SB.

12-08-2010, 10:57 AM	#1
xan Professor Crab and Site Donor 2014 Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Princeton Posts: 3,373 Blog Entries: 34	Ya'll are worrying about things outside the control of the Saints this season. It makes for distracting convo, but realistically, irrelevant. Aside from the Western Division winner, all the NFC teams making the playoffs are good bets to win it all. Each team has flaws, but I think that they're all evenly matched. I also don't think that home field will matter that much given the top 6 team's road records. It's all going to come down to health at the end. Who's got more of it where.