Southern Comfort - A look at the NFC South Stretch Run

by JasonDLT on Nov 15, 2008 1:07 AM CST Comment 1 comment

Coming into 2008, the talk of the NFL was the powerful NFC East, the rugged AFC West, the talented AFC South, and talented AFC North. Meanwhile, the Bucs' NFC South division was considered one of the worst in the league. Amazing how ten weeks of football can change opinions.

As it turns out, the NFC South is the 2nd toughest division in football, second only to the NFC East.

As it stands through Week 10 of the NFL season - here's the combined records of the divisions...

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Rubbish

This is what the write had to say about the Saints

I guess out of respect, we should do the Saints. New Orleans is 4th in the NFC South at 4-5. New Orleans goes to Kansas City (1-8), Green Bay (4-5) at home, they go to Tampa Bay (6-3), they come home to play Atlanta (6-3), they go to Chicago (5-4) and Detroit (0-9) before finishing up at home against Carolina (7-2). As a losing team, we can’t give the Saints the same considerations as the winning teams in the division. So lets give New Orleans home victories over Kansas City and Green Bay. We’ll give them a rare road win at Detroit, but we’ll hand them losses to Atlanta, Chicago, Tampa Bay, and Carolina. This will leave New Orleans 7-9 (1-5 in division) and out of contention. bq.

by MT_always on Nov 18, 2008 10:11 AM CST reply actions