When the 4th place team in the NFC West would crush them 9 out of 10.
4 team divisions is too small.
The odds are too high that all 4 teams can suck and we are witnessing that now
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09-20-2020, 01:44 PM
When the 4th place team in the NFC West would crush them 9 out of 10.
4 team divisions is too small.
The odds are too high that all 4 teams can suck and we are witnessing that now
Dallas 4 fumbles in 10 mins. Lol
Prescott gonna be crying about all that money he left on the table .
He refused to let the cowboys over pay him .
This division is so bad the team with no name probably gonna win it
RedskinsOriginally Posted by CHOPTALK
Only 1 team per conference will get a first round bye
Too many teams Six was perfect
The team I've followed all my life & now don't want anything to do with them
Can't we wait until -- oh, I don't know, maybe SIX OR SEVEN games into the season --
before we start making silly assumptions?
This is why Monday NFL articles are referred to as "overreactions."
I got no dog in this fight, but the NFC East always seems like the worst NFC division, just from my recollection. They rarely have a team that wins 12/13 games.Can't we wait until -- oh, I don't know, maybe SIX OR SEVEN games into the season --
before we start making silly assumptions?
This is why Monday NFL articles are referred to as "overreactions."
No. 8: NFC East
Overall Record: 24-40
Winning Percentage: .375
Out-of-Conference Record: 5-11
Average SOS: .477
Overall Division Strength (WP x SOS): .178
https://www.insidehook.com/article/s...ns-2019-season
It's not really an overreaction when it's carrying over from last year, is it? The NFC East was clearly the worst division in the NFL last year.
The NFC Least is like the AFC Least without the patriots
negative 49 point differential 2 weeks into the season is something special.
Can't we wait until -- oh, I don't know, maybe SIX OR SEVEN games into the season --
before we start making silly assumptions?
This is why Monday NFL articles are referred to as "overreactions."
What a cool idea you got .
He let’s not bet on the games till after the games are over instead of making silly predictions with our money half the time .
This is a sports betting forum .
Sports betting is about speculation and making predictions.
If that sort of thing is not your thing go find a history forum or something like that .
I will go ahead and not wait till week 7 to start this thread .
Name one team in the NFC West that if they played in the NFC least would not be at least -150 to win the Least .
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Guess you forget when the Saints were the Aints.....
Ebbs and flows
For many years the NFC East was the beast
Two if not three very good/great teams in 80s and 90s
Comes and goes
The NFC has won 15 of the past 30 Super Bowls
Eight of those 15 wins were NFC East teams, with all four earning at least one Lombardi trophy
If you're looking for Super Bowl futility, it's the NFC North where only the Packers have (twice) won a SB in past 30 years
All fine and dandy. But does nothing in terms of forming an argument for or against the current NFC East.
I mean the NFC East isn't good because a mediocre 9-7 Giants team that likely never makes the playoffs in another division gets hot in the playoffs and wins the super bowl. That's the point... they never make the playoffs at all if they were in a better division. Or face a harder road in the playoffs and then don't make it as far.
This thread is about the 2020 NFC Least . I am very aware that once upon a time they were actually good .
I think both those teams would win the NFC Least .
I mean the Rams are already 2-0 against the supposed 2 best teams in the NFC Least .
And Arizona?
They already 1-0 against the least and beat the NFC champs already
How is the Saints division doing?
I believe the Saints division has the same amount of wins as the NFC east..
Dallas or Philly will be like 8-8 and win the division. Not incredibly uncommon for a .500 type team to finish 8-8 or 9-7 and win a bad division. Everyone remembers Seattle being 7-9 that one year and hosting the Saints in the 1st round. And actually winning. I think a few years ago Carolina won their division going 7-9 as well.
I'm in agreement the seeding needs to change though. An 8-8 team should not get HFA over an 11-5 Wildcard team just because they won their crappy division.
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