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It doesn’t seem all that long ago that the Saints were at their highest point of a what has definitely been a crazy up and down season; after their dominant performance a little over a month ago when they beat the Panthers 28-10 in Charlotte, North Carolina on October 30th, on Thursday Night Football.

How ironic is it then that now a month later the Saints return home from one of their biggest regular season road victories in years, a win that couldn’t have come at a more critical time as the Saints kept pace with their hated division arch-rivals in the Atlanta Falcons — in a heated battle to see who will come away with much-maligned NFC South Division Championship.

Now while the actual Division Championship itself may not be truly decided until 3 weeks from now when the Saints and the Falcons face-off head-to-head in the Superdome on December 21st, this Sunday’s game vs. the Panthers isn’t any less important when you consider the opportunity at hand. Without any doubt, the Saints need to SEIZE that opportunity vs. the Panthers.

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WhoDat!656

If the Saints don't hang at least 40 points on the kittens I am going to be pi$$ed off to the heights of pi$$tivity!

|Mitch|

Well it is a division game, I wouldn't expect 40...

ikecomp

I don't need 40 style points. I just need to see solid CLEAN football all around and a win.

hagan714

this is the NFC South throw records out the windows. we got a win there now you know they want to do the same in return. stay focused and play smart football and all will be good. you now they want to play spoiler and knock us out of the running if they can.

It saves their season from being a total loss

NOLA54

Falcons will loose to GB & a good possibility they will loose to the Steelers and then we will beat them. That will be 3 loses out of their next 4. They will finish 6-10. We should win at the minimum 3 of our last 4. We will finish 8-8 possibly 9-7.