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NFL.com ranks NFCS as the top division in football

JawnyBlaze

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Yea, I'd say GB over NO, ATL over CHI easily, I'd call us a push with Detroit. Even if you just go off last year it was a helluva close game, and that was with our terribad defense. Hopefully that's been improved this year (more so than any facet of the Lions' game), so I don't think it's homerish to say at this point we're on about equal ground with the Lions. Bucs over the Vikings.

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the nfcn is the reason i don't buy the notion that the panthers are going to the playoffs this season. they have one team that's a lock for 11+ wins and another two that will push that. we'll need to win the south to make the playoffs-we won't back in to a wild card with 9 or maybe even 10 wins.

of course cutler or stafford missing time and either team falling to pieces again might get us in but as of right now nuh-uh.

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