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Will the steelers beat the saints?

philw5289

By philw5289,
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Anybodyhome Grand Master

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1. Carolina hasn't played a cold-weather game in a couple seasons and this season they certainly don't need anything else to make them any worse. Anyone who believes this is an easy win, let alone a win at all, is a complete moron.

 

2. New Orleans on the road in Pittsburgh? If you have LaVeon Bell on your fantasy team and you're having any doubt about playing him, you should be forced to forfeit your league. Not to mention New Orleans has lost 3 in a row at home where even the officiating couldn't help them. And Jimmy Graham is still Thomas Davis's bitch. 

 

3. Arizona will likely beat the Falcons, but it won't be easy in Atlanta's dome where they tend to get some zebra help as well. Arizona's D has to carry them to the playoffs since Carson Palmer went down.

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I could see all of our NFC South teams losing.  We lose out  to the Saints and Falcons ending up in (turd) place.  We get a 10-12 draft position

and MoRon and company continue to build up our hope only to fail and point to the players  not performing.   We need a coach with a backbone taking responsibility and making the tough calls.

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I would give the Saints an 80% chance of losing. The Ravens Justin Forcett, rushed for 182 tds,imagine what the Steelers LeVern Bell will do. Both the OL and DL of the Saints seem to lack the ability to get a push,hard to win games when that happens..

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I think Atlanta wins this week for some odd reason.

Not sure why. Maybe it's the Drew Stanton factor.

I think saints lose to steelers.

I think panthers lose to vikings.

Surprisingly, I think the Bucs get bad dalton in Tampa and beat them.

Standings after Sunday.

Atlanta 5-7

New Orleans 4-8

Carolina 3-8-1

Tampa 3-9

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