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1Seattle Seahawks (11-5)
Hasselback is still the QB and he's been very consistent. No divisional team can matchup with the Seahawks either. Look for Julius Jones to play a big part in the offense as well.
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2Philadelphia Eagles (11-5)
Very active offseason. Very fast on both sides of the ball. In my opinion the best secondary in the NFL. Most importantly, Donovan McNabb is healthy again. Don't forget about their easy schedule.
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3Green Bay Packers (11-5)
Brett is back ladies and gentlemen. Can anyone else see him leaving Green Bay? It is possible, but look for the coaches to crack and give Brett his job back. If not, this could create many problems for the Packers this year.
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4New Orleans Saints (10-6)
The Saints had a slow start in 2007 and Tampa Bay also had a great year with Jeff Garcia. Look for Tampa to fizzle out and the Saints revamped front seven plus a high powered offense to bring them the division title.
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5Dallas Cowboys (10-6)
It could go either way. But as long as Philly and Big D are both in the post season, strap in for a long ride.
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6New York Giants (9-7)
The Superbowl Champion New York Giants return to the playoffs but not on a high note. The worst record of all NFC playoff teams will take an early exit.
2008-2009 NFC Playoff Teams
Posted August 04, 2008 on
BirdsFan536's Blog:
PLAYERS:
Donovan McNabb,
Kevin Curtis,
Steven Jackson,
Brett Favre,
Jon Kitna,
Brian Westbrook,
Julius Jones,
Jonathan Vilma
TEAMS: Philadelphia Eagles, St. Louis Rams, Green Bay Packers, Detroit Lions, Seattle Seahawks, New Orleans Saints, Minnesota Vikings, Arizona Cardinals, Washington Redskins
TEAMS: Philadelphia Eagles, St. Louis Rams, Green Bay Packers, Detroit Lions, Seattle Seahawks, New Orleans Saints, Minnesota Vikings, Arizona Cardinals, Washington Redskins
The NFC East sends 3 teams again. The NFC is always a toss up but these are the teams I believe come out on top.
Just missed the cut:
Minnesota Vikings (8-8): An improving team but still no consistent QB play. Unless they get Brett Favre, teams want to challenge Jackson to beat them.
Arizona Cardinals (8-8): Another young team on the rise. Experience will take it's toll late in the season. Watch out for AZ in the future.
Washington Redskins (7-9): A streaky season for a streaky offense will prove that consistency is the key to a successful season. Plus the fact that the NFC East is too good.
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Proof that these pre-season guesses... are WOOORTTTH-lessssss!!!!
1- Saints
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3- Seahawks
4- Packers
5-Eagles
6- Giants