Is it the
Ravens at 4-0?
Rams at 3-1?
Bears at 4-0?
Saints at 3-1?
What do you guys think?
Or maybe the other end of the spectrum:
Steelers 1-2?
Kansas City 1-2?
Tampa Bay 0-3?
Giants 1-2?
Minnesota started out strong and they have fallen off, where do you think they will end up?
Posted by: Goodfella9783
I'd have to say the Eagles are huge surprise. Donovan and Westbrook have what it takes to go deep in the playoffs. A lot of people wrote them off after the whole TO ordeal. Not to mention they're in the toughest division in the NFL.
Posted by: Double D
Yeah Eagles are a pretty big suprise. People sure did forget about their great defense pretty quick didnt they?
Posted by: Double D
Personally I think the Rams are. They could very easily be 4-0. They chocked against the 49'ers of all people. The number one thing they have been doing right is keeping their giveaway takeaway ratio down. They have been plus for every game except the 9'ers game whenever they were even. Bulger hasnt thrown an interception all year. Along with all of that they have had lineman troubles with lineman going down hurt.
Posted by: Goodfella9783
Yup the Rams still have that dangerous offense.
Posted by: lnvanry
Bears over colts in the superbowl...you heard it here first
Posted by: Double D
They sure did show it on Sunday, even thought they played the Lions. I am sure Martz wanted to win that game a little worse than any of the others. I thought he was going to make out with Holt after the game he hugged him for like 5 minutes. Kinda wierd.
The Bears look very strong and imo are the best team in the NFC. And they look the most dangerous!
Posted by: Double D
Colts will stumble first. They wont even make it to the superbowl. They never do. They looked unbeatable for the first 13 or so weeks last year and then they looked very beatable after that.
Posted by: Double D
Bears vs. Ravens.
Bears for the win.
Posted by: Dale Mabry
Quote:
Originally Posted by Goodfella9783
Not to mention they're in the toughest division in the NFL.
