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The cowboys may be over-rated, but I believe they do have a shot at making it all the way. But...that's what I said last year...stupid Giants...
 
oh yeah stupid giants who r by the way 3-0 first in the hardest division in the NFL while the cowboys cant

even win a playoff game, cowboys r the most ovrrated team evr
 
I love working for a Team, that in my opinion may be overrated, but is still one of the best teams in the NFL. (Dallas Cowboys)

I just hope Anquan Bolden doesn't show up for the Cardinals this next week against us. Otherwise the Cowboys will have a togh game on their hands.
 
The Cardinals totally outplayed the Cowboys today. The game wasn't nearly as close as the score suggests. The Cowboys are definitely not in Super Bowl form. For all of you Cowboy supporters, you need to face some facts; there needs to be a major change in Dallas for them to have a shot at the Super Bowl. I'll believe that they'll make the playoffs, but only by virtue of few other great teams in the NFC. They probably won't make it much further than the Wildcard round, though.
 
^i actually have to agree with you for one thing the offensive line needs to start playing like it use to giving romo 5 to 8 seconds in the pocket and not fumbling every other play. did you see gurode after that fumble just standing there t.o. got mad. yeah and also the defense actually shut them off until that 3rd and 17/.
 
Somebody please punch the Bears in the gut! Please! Sweet geesus, that's 3 losses that shouldn't have happened (though the last one was more legit than the other two). What happened to our secondary? Oh yeah. We have no backup corners...
 
mmm i c u r a Guerrero fan me
VIVA LA RAZA

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and yes u r right that should not of happen
 
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Bears 4-3 on an offensive showcase 48-41 over the Queens. Where'd the Frozen Tundra of the North go to?
 
Remember what I said earlier about the relative strengths of divisions? I take it back.

In the AFC, the divisions are pretty fairly spread out, in that each division has one dominant team, one good team, a decent team, and a pathetic team. It's good to see, as that means that there's some pretty good parity over there, and parity is ALWAYS a good thing.

In the NFC, the East is CLEARLY dominant this year. All 4 teams are at .500 or better, and I think there are only 5 losses outside of the division while there are 4 losses within the division. I was going to say that the Skins are the worst in that division, but the Eagles have the worst record without their star on offense. And I think that Philly is one of the strongest teams in the NFL this year. That's a pretty strong division.

The South is also looking pretty good. They've spent a lot of time beating on each other, and they have only 5 losses outside the division with 5 losses within the division, still pretty good, though none of them really stand out from the others. I think that the Panthers will win that division on the strength of Steve Smith's legs, but the Bucs will also make a LOT of noise the rest of the year.

The North is terribad. The Bears have the worst case of twoface I've ever seen in my entire life. Their offense, suspect going into this year, has proved to be one of the better offenses in the NFL over the last 4 games. Their D, their strong point, just looks terrible without 4/5 of their secondary. Green Bay also has a bad case of twoface, but IMO they weren't going anywhere this year anyway. The Queens are just plain bad as they can't pass against a decent secondary, and they can't stop the pass to save their lives. Detroit is the worst team in the NFL this year and just traded away their star player.

The West, as usual, just plain sucks. When did the Cards actually get decent? Oh, right. They own at home. That makes sense. The Rams have one of the worst defenses in the NFL with Detroit and KC. Seattle is just plain bad at all aspects of the game. The 49ers are always one year away, it's no different this year.

Out of the AFC, I'm expecting to see the Bills, Steelers and Titans win their divisions with the Colts and the Pats taking the wild card spots. The West is difficult to predict.

Out of the NFC, I can see 3 teams from the East making it in (Giants, Skins, Boys), the Bears, Panthers, and Cards. Of course, the Bucs can always steal a spot from the Boys, but I don't expect it with their remaining schedule.
 
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Remember what I said earlier about the relative strengths of divisions? I take it back.

In the AFC, the divisions are pretty fairly spread out, in that each division has one dominant team, one good team, a decent team, and a pathetic team. It's good to see, as that means that there's some pretty good parity over there, and parity is ALWAYS a good thing.

In the NFC, the East is CLEARLY dominant this year. All 4 teams are at .500 or better, and I think there are only 5 losses outside of the division while there are 4 losses within the division. I was going to say that the Skins are the worst in that division, but the Eagles have the worst record without their star on offense. And I think that Philly is one of the strongest teams in the NFL this year. That's a pretty strong division.


The South is also looking pretty good. They've spent a lot of time beating on each other, and they have only 5 losses outside the division with 5 losses within the division, still pretty good, though none of them really stand out from the others. I think that the Panthers will win that division on the strength of Steve Smith's legs, but the Bucs will also make a LOT of noise the rest of the year.

The North is terribad. The Bears have the worst case of twoface I've ever seen in my entire life. Their offense, suspect going into this year, has proved to be one of the better offenses in the NFL over the last 4 games. Their D, their strong point, just looks terrible without 4/5 of their secondary. Green Bay also has a bad case of twoface, but IMO they weren't going anywhere this year anyway. The Queens are just plain bad as they can't pass against a decent secondary, and they can't stop the pass to save their lives. Detroit is the worst team in the NFL this year and just traded away their star player.

The West, as usual, just plain sucks. When did the Cards actually get decent? Oh, right. They own at home. That makes sense. The Rams have one of the worst defenses in the NFL with Detroit and KC. Seattle is just plain bad at all aspects of the game. The 49ers are always one year away, it's no different this year.

Out of the AFC, I'm expecting to see the Bills, Steelers and Titans win their divisions with the Colts and the Pats taking the wild card spots. The West is difficult to predict.

Out of the NFC, I can see 3 teams from the East making it in (Giants, Skins, Boys), the Bears, Panthers, and Cards. Of course, the Bucs can always steal a spot from the Boys, but I don't expect it with their remaining schedule.
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No love for the Ravens?

If you ever see Flaco play, you would never guess hes a rookie. Considering how well he has done over all so far, I think that the Ravens have at least a small chance of the playoffs.
 
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