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How many wins for Saints this season? The crystal ball says ...
this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; I'm going bold. 12-4, division winner, bye in the playoffs, host (and win) the NFC championship game, and whup the Patriots for the second time in Minnesota after going into the October bye 4-0. The defense has gone from awful, ...
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The Professor
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Re: How many wins for Saints this season? The crystal ball says ...
I'm going bold. 12-4, division winner, bye in the playoffs, host (and win) the NFC championship game, and whup the Patriots for the second time in Minnesota after going into the October bye 4-0.
The defense has gone from awful, to mediocre, to looking pretty good so far. Special teams finally do not look like the Keystone Kops. That's the difference between 7-9 and being a contender. SFIAH |
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