Next 6 games

the-commish · 10-04-2011, 08:57 AM

The Saints just have to keep focused on one game at a time, and they will come out on the long end of all these scores.

The next two weeks are obviously critical, as they are intra-division matchups. Win both of these on the road, and the team will have the division lead, and be sitting pretty, having won the first two division games away from home.

That will mean: of the rest of the division schedule, 3 of the 4 remaining games will be AT HOME. Of the rest of the regular season schedule, 6 of the remaining 10 games will be at home, including the final two games of the season (Atlanta and Carolina).

In short, winning @Carolina and @Tampa Bay will set the team up nicely for the remainder of the schedule. They will have their fate in their own hands, and will just have to keep winning.

lumm0x · 10-04-2011, 09:43 PM

Originally Posted by the-commish

The Saints just have to keep focused on one game at a time, and they will come out on the long end of all these scores.

The next two weeks are obviously critical, as they are intra-division matchups. Win both of these on the road, and the team will have the division lead, and be sitting pretty, having won the first two division games away from home.

That will mean: of the rest of the division schedule, 3 of the 4 remaining games will be AT HOME. Of the rest of the regular season schedule, 6 of the remaining 10 games will be at home, including the final two games of the season (Atlanta and Carolina).

In short, winning @Carolina and @Tampa Bay will set the team up nicely for the remainder of the schedule. They will have their fate in their own hands, and will just have to keep winning.

Agree with all. Take this one game at a time and finish our business, especially within the division. The way our schedule plays out we could be sitting pretty and hopefully not with regret letting games slip from us.

The Dude · 10-04-2011, 11:51 PM

Originally Posted by the-commish

The Saints just have to keep focused on one game at a time, and they will come out on the long end of all these scores.

The next two weeks are obviously critical, as they are intra-division matchups. Win both of these on the road, and the team will have the division lead, and be sitting pretty, having won the first two division games away from home.

That will mean: of the rest of the division schedule, 3 of the 4 remaining games will be AT HOME. Of the rest of the regular season schedule, 6 of the remaining 10 games will be at home, including the final two games of the season (Atlanta and Carolina).

In short, winning @Carolina and @Tampa Bay will set the team up nicely for the remainder of the schedule. They will have their fate in their own hands, and will just have to keep winning.

Right on. Its a long season and all we can do is worry about the next game. Our defense is also to Jekyle and Hyde for me to predict anything beyond next week.

@ Panthers-should win, but in divisional play all bets are off and its anyones game. Panthers offense would shred the defense that played the Pack or Texans.

@ Bucs-should win, but Tampa finds a way to win. Again divisional play and anything can happen. We beat them twice the year they won the Super Bowl

Colts (Sunday Night Game)- This one is about the safest bet to call a win.

@ Rams-Should be a safe bet, but they have sucked balls the last few years and still have given us major problems.

Bucs- We will be at home so I like our chances, but how healthy are we at this point?

@ Atlanta-Oh to hell with these *******s.

10-04-2011, 08:57 AM	#1
the-commish Longtime WhoDat Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Henderson, NV Posts: 529	The Saints just have to keep focused on one game at a time, and they will come out on the long end of all these scores. The next two weeks are obviously critical, as they are intra-division matchups. Win both of these on the road, and the team will have the division lead, and be sitting pretty, having won the first two division games away from home. That will mean: of the rest of the division schedule, 3 of the 4 remaining games will be AT HOME. Of the rest of the regular season schedule, 6 of the remaining 10 games will be at home, including the final two games of the season (Atlanta and Carolina). In short, winning @Carolina and @Tampa Bay will set the team up nicely for the remainder of the schedule. They will have their fate in their own hands, and will just have to keep winning. lumm0x, biloxi-indian, SapperSaint and 2 others like this.

10-04-2011, 09:43 PM	#2
lumm0x Resident antediluvian Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 2,026	Originally Posted by the-commish The Saints just have to keep focused on one game at a time, and they will come out on the long end of all these scores. The next two weeks are obviously critical, as they are intra-division matchups. Win both of these on the road, and the team will have the division lead, and be sitting pretty, having won the first two division games away from home. That will mean: of the rest of the division schedule, 3 of the 4 remaining games will be AT HOME. Of the rest of the regular season schedule, 6 of the remaining 10 games will be at home, including the final two games of the season (Atlanta and Carolina). In short, winning @Carolina and @Tampa Bay will set the team up nicely for the remainder of the schedule. They will have their fate in their own hands, and will just have to keep winning. Agree with all. Take this one game at a time and finish our business, especially within the division. The way our schedule plays out we could be sitting pretty and hopefully not with regret letting games slip from us.

10-04-2011, 11:51 PM	#3
The Dude 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 9,055	Originally Posted by the-commish The Saints just have to keep focused on one game at a time, and they will come out on the long end of all these scores. The next two weeks are obviously critical, as they are intra-division matchups. Win both of these on the road, and the team will have the division lead, and be sitting pretty, having won the first two division games away from home. That will mean: of the rest of the division schedule, 3 of the 4 remaining games will be AT HOME. Of the rest of the regular season schedule, 6 of the remaining 10 games will be at home, including the final two games of the season (Atlanta and Carolina). In short, winning @Carolina and @Tampa Bay will set the team up nicely for the remainder of the schedule. They will have their fate in their own hands, and will just have to keep winning. Right on. Its a long season and all we can do is worry about the next game. Our defense is also to Jekyle and Hyde for me to predict anything beyond next week. @ Panthers-should win, but in divisional play all bets are off and its anyones game. Panthers offense would shred the defense that played the Pack or Texans. @ Bucs-should win, but Tampa finds a way to win. Again divisional play and anything can happen. We beat them twice the year they won the Super Bowl Colts (Sunday Night Game)- This one is about the safest bet to call a win. @ Rams-Should be a safe bet, but they have sucked balls the last few years and still have given us major problems. Bucs- We will be at home so I like our chances, but how healthy are we at this point? @ Atlanta-Oh to hell with these *******s. Belair57 likes this.
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