[CBFF] ESPNi: NFC North offseason overview (Scouts Inc.)

[Victor Waldron]

The scRams and Jets should be walkovers, but since they are on the
road it increases the possibility of them having that one fantastic
game and knocking us off. The first test for good teams is winning the
games you're supposed to win which is why we should win these two plus
go 5-1 in the division.

I agree on games like Seattle and NE, though we should look good *and*
win a close game at home against the Seahawks. What we don't want for
the NE game is a repeat of last year's Pittsburgh game, but it could
happen.

V

On 6/23/06, Jim Ferolie <ferolie at charter.net> wrote:
> This is a really nice story. It's got me hyped up but worried, too.
>
> Defend the schedule all you want, but are you really going to impress your
> friends by telling them we beat the Rams and Jets? No, face it, it's a
> creamy schedule.
> The only thing that really matters, however, is how they play -- not even
> whether they win -- against playoff-tested teams like Seattle and New
> England.
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Victor Waldron" <victor19 at gmail.com>
>
>
> > ("on paper" the Bears might have the easiest schedule but that's
> > mostly due to the 6 games they play against their division rivals and
> > SF and Buf, the only real non-divisional cream puff games. The rest?
> > Mia, Sea, TB, NYG, NE, and improved Ari team (the latter three on the
> > road), plus the scRams and Jets on the road.)
> >