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I don't think playoffs are outside the realm of possibility


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Not with this quarterback. Not with this schedule looking easier and easier.

Am I alone?

The depends. Is it possible? Sure anything is possible. Likely, realistic, or even worth bothering ourselves with as an 0-2 team with high potential but honestly poor execution? No. In that case you are probably alone.

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I agree...

It sounds crazy, but honestly we do look like a pretty legit team. Our division honestly hasn't looked as solid as I thought'd be, and if we can stay healthy which is a BIG if, we might be able to play hard enough for a wildcard spot.

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Absolutely not. I don't think the negative ones get it yet.

Really I just don't think they get it. They're not seeing it. I do and I 100% agree with you. We're in this race, THIS year.

You just saw the worst you will probably see us play all year versus the best. Just think about that before you say something negative. Really think about that.

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Depends. We need start winning some games first. I think we can beat the Falcons and Saints, those teams are just made of a bunch fairies. The Buccaneers will be tough but doable. I don't fear anyone on our schedule.

lol i suggest you don't put in the Saints-Bears tape.

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Its possible. If we cant somehow go 3-1 vs the jags, bears, saints and falcons over the next 4 weeks. And none of those teams have looked dominate in the back to back weeks so far. And the jags are just plain awful. A win vs the saints or falcons + the jags would go a loooonng way.

Edit: Saints have looked very good both weeks, but not unbeatable especially with the game we just played with GB.

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