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After the bye...predictions on the upcoming storm

Jmac

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I'm worried about next week, TBH.  Although I'm really hoping that yesterday was a wake-up call, the defense didn't pressure McCown and Tampa Bay has much better receivers than New Orleans.  Hell, they're just a better team.  And they will be playing at home.

ASSUMING we get out of there with a win, we could split the next four and I would be plenty happy.  If we do that, we're winning 12 again.  If we don't, I could honestly see us tanking and ending up clawing our way out of a 3-5 hole to finish 8-8 or 9-7.  We really need to take care of business down there before we start talking about the Seahawks, Eagles, Colts, and Packers.

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We always play Seattle close and they aren't exactly lighting the league on fire right now. We don't match up well with GB, and we got destroyed by them last year. I don't expect a win, but I do think it's a much better game than last year. The Colts are smoking right now and are swirling dangerously close to full on dumpster fire. The Eagles will likely hit their stride right as we meet them. 

I see us going 2-2, would not be shocked at all with 1-3 or even 0-4, would be pretty surprised with 3-1, and would be floored with 4-0. 

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Fully healthy, I'd say we go 2-2 in that stretch with a win on Seattle and Loss to GB. The other two are a toss-up..

I think we sit Luke again this week and have him come out strong from the bye week.

What worries me is the pass rush. We looked pretty bad and now we have no CJ. I think we can stop the run with Star and Luke back but I really worry about These QBs pulling a McCown on us.

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