Originally posted by telerionI really dont think the Cowboys are much of an underdog. I'll be the first to admit that Seattle beat up on the Giants, but they also lost to Arizona and San Fran down the stretch. They also got beat by Minnesota, and Chicago absolutely demolished them. I'm just not convinced. I think right about now, I wouldn't bet on either one of them. I see it more as a 50/50 coinflip right now. I can definately picture either one of them winning.
So I hope the Seahawks are following your example.
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Originally posted by lioyankYeah, I meant to write "aren't" instead of "are."
I really dont think the Cowboys are much of an underdog. I'll be the first to admit that Seattle beat up on the Giants, but they also lost to Arizona and San Fran down the stretch. They also got beat by Minnesota, and Chicago absolutely demolished them. I'm just not convinced. I think right about now, I wouldn't bet on either one of them. I see it more as a 50/50 coinflip right now. I can definately picture either one of them winning.
If we hadn't just lost our number 1, 2, and 4 cornerbacks for the season, I'd say that Seattle would be a big favorite. The Cowboys are in chaos and have a weak secondary. Plus they are playing at Qwest Field which gives Seattle a definite advantage. Seattle's starters on offense are starting to look like they've recovered, and they're getting some things done along the O-line for a change. They looked pretty good against the Chargers and the Bucs.
They're not where I want them to be for a playoff run, but here goes anyway. Hopefully the offense will be ready Saturday, and the secondary will find some way to hold it together.
Originally posted by EcstremeVenomRight about now, I think the ONLY NFC playoff team with a good and solid defense is Chicago. I really do believe that any NFC team right now has a shot at making it to the Superbowl, with Chicago being the slight favorite. If Rex and his offense can get their s*** together, then they will most likely represent the NFC.
the cowboys defense is like you are gambling for them to do good and lately they have been doing bad
Originally posted by lioyankThe Bear defense has been playing pretty crappy lately.
Right about now, I think the ONLY NFC playoff team with a good and solid defense is Chicago. I really do believe that any NFC team right now has a shot at making it to the Superbowl, with Chicago being the slight favorite. If Rex and his offense can get their s*** together, then they will most likely represent the NFC.
Originally posted by no1marauderThe Bears have been hibernating. They had 10 wins by week 13 (which is as many as the 2nd place team had after week 17). As early as a few weeks before that, there was little question that they would have home field advantage, given the weakness of the NFC.
The Bear defense has been playing pretty crappy lately.
Originally posted by telerionIf the 'hawks are going to have a chance, they will have to get to Romo quickly. The remaining Seattle secondary are pretty inexperienced compared to Glenn and Owens.
Yeah, I meant to write "aren't" instead of "are."
If we hadn't just lost our number 1, 2, and 4 cornerbacks for the season, I'd say that Seattle would be a big favorite. The Cowboys are in chaos and have a weak secondary. Plus they are playing at Qwest Field which gives Seattle a definite advantage. Seattle's starters on offense are starting to look l ...[text shortened]... nse will be ready Saturday, and the secondary will find some way to hold it together.
I'm guessing there will be a lot of long pass plays from both sides.