WhoDat!656

Against the Panthers, who were already swept by the Saints, New Orleans’ offense holds the edge — just way more consistent and well rounded than up-and-down Cam Newton and Co. You’d take the Saints over the Falcons nine times out of 10 for the same reasons.

Minnesota's defense is superior, but if the game comes down to a shootout, Brees holds the edge over Case Keenum. And the Eagles now appear a tick below the Vikings both defensively and under center.

The Rams did beat New Orleans at the Los Angeles Coliseum in Week 12, and Todd Gurley leads a rushing attack capable of rivaling the Saints’. But things kick up a notch in the postseason, and the experience that New Orleans boasts could make a difference, especially if it comes down to Brees vs. Jared Goff in a pressure situation.

Seattle remains in the hunt, and the Seahawks also have impressive postseason experience. But with the defense battered, and Russell Wilson basically being a one-man show on offense, New Orleans wins this matchup on paper as well.

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homerj07

Cosistency is whats needed. I'm not sure what we have when it comes to that.