Reply With QuoteThe Rams offense is going to be abysmal. They're pretty much a great defensive team, with no weapons on offense. The Cards are the bigger threat in the NFC West.
ESPN doesn't know anything. That line is not as good as last year, it's unknown whether Marshawn can ball 16 games, and they're down to half of the LOB. Granted, a healthy Bobby Wagner in the middle goes a long way. And their DLine should be better than last year.
But the Rams...the Rams, they can screw it all up. Rams always screw it up for Seattle.
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The Rams offense is going to be abysmal. They're pretty much a great defensive team, with no weapons on offense. The Cards are the bigger threat in the NFC West.
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Dallas winning it all is about as likely as the Redskins making the playoffs...Originally Posted by gamevet
Philly should be the team to beat in the East, and the Giants will beat Dallas Sunday (just because you think they suck too) in a shootout.
Still a crap division defensively which gives all four a puncher's chance
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That's crazy talk. Victor Cruz won't even be playing this Sunday, because he has a calf injury. The Giants' defensive front isn't what it used to be, and neither is the offensive line. Nobody is picking the Giants to do anything great this season, and with 4 straight losses to the Cowboys, number 5 is pretty much guaranteed this Sunday. http://www.sbnation.com/odds/2015/9/...night-football
Chip Kelly has yet to prove that his system works in the NFL. His team spiraled last season, after a strong start, and it will likely do the same as his team wears down from playing that high paced offense.
Last edited by gamevet; 12 Sep 2015 at 01:34 AM.
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I'd take Rueben Randle over Joseph Randle
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Joseph Randle will be part of a running back by committee. Still, with an offensive line like Dallas has, he stands a good chance at making an impact in the game. The big X-factor will be Terrance Williams, who has made some amazing improvements at being a solid #2 receiver for Dallas. He'll turn some heads this season.
Keep in mind that Brett was telling us how much better Morris was than Murray a couple years ago.
The worst odds to make the playoffs (Tennessee) aren't much worse than the best odds to win the Super Bowl (Green Bay), so that doesn't really mean much.
Last edited by Yoshi; 12 Sep 2015 at 09:12 AM.
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It's still a toss up between those two IMO, funny how Matt Jones is already getting more respect around the NFL than the entire Dallas RB committee
I like Terrance Williams as a #2 WR, but that team is absolutely fucked if Dez gets hurt
"Around the NFL" people are fucking retarded and don't understand the importance of line play. The irony of your statement is that a lot of the reason Matt Jones is getting hype is because people know Alfred Morris is very average when there is no threat of the QB keeping a read option.
Remember when Romo got Laurent Robinson a big contract? I do.I like Terrance Williams as a #2 WR, but that team is absolutely fucked if Dez gets hurt
edit: If AP in his prime is a 10/10 RB, then DeMarco Murray is a 7, and Alfred Morris is a 5. Murray would be an 8 if he could protect the ball. Murray looked like a 9 last year, because he was getting four yards before contact.
Last edited by Yoshi; 12 Sep 2015 at 02:38 PM.
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Well that makes sense because it's easier to make the playoffs then win the Super Bowl (12 teams make the playoffs, 1 team wins). 40% of teams make the playoffs but only ~8% of playoff teams win the SB.
The problem is to be one of those 12 you usually have to be pretty good and the Redskins are fucking terrible.
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