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10 wins doesn't get us in the playoffs


RoaringRiot

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Well if 10 wins can't make the playoffs according to OP, then I think we should throw the season this year and the next so we can get Clowney and Sanders..

 

I can't believe that this is what this board has come to in week 4..

 

Can we just let the players play and let the rest sort itself out?

 

KTHXBYE..

 

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I named the teams which will easily be in the 10 win range: Packers, Bears, Lions, 49ers, Falcons, Saints. 10 didn't get the Bears there last year. You say the NFC is weak, but not at the top. There are several 10 win teams

10 got the Vikings there in place of the Bears.

10 is usually enough....but how you get your 10 matter.

All NFC playoff teams aren't going to be 11 or more wins teams

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