I understand not being division favorites with our first place schedule. But last? Damn we get no respect again.

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  3. We have to do some serious roster improving in the off season to repeat 8 wins against next year’s gauntlet of a schedule. It is what it is. This ain’t a respect thing, just reality.

  5. Our schedule is bonkers, we’ll need to be twice the team we were this season to compete for the top of the division. Saints have a legit QB, Falcons have what looks to be a legit FO now, and the Buccs will still be good. That being said, Keep Pounding and prove the odds wrong!

  6. Well it’s not great but again

    We have 0 centers

    0 left tackles

    0 starting caliber Linebackers

    Nick Scott at free safety

    0 cap room

    A first place schedule.

    That’s a big hill.

  7. Not surprised. Shough getting hot end of year for Saints. Falcons new coach. Bucs getting healthy. We just have latest picks and hardest schedule at this point in time. Plus betting on repeate in one of the mpre volatile divisions doesn’t generate enough bets.

    I don’t agree with it but its expected based on how they’ve set these in past.

  9. A first place schedule is a quadruple edged sword. Yeah we have to play the Bears and the Seahawks and the Eagles, but all of those teams have to play us instead of a weaker team from our division. Have some pride, we are the danger.

  10. I heard we play the falcons twice though, that should already give us an edge on them seeing as the falcons don’t play themselves at all

  12. Unless they drastically improve this roster, I don’t see them winning more than 7 games max next season.

  14. Falcons fan who randomly got this in algorithm, fuck yall but people are way too high on the Saints lmao

  15. Imo odds preseason of futures are pretty ass in general. Wait a game or two into the season and you can probs get much better odds

  16. No way. Assuming Mahommes is healthy and they have an excellent draft, that’s about the only thing close to a “guaranteed” threat. SF was the most beatable this year out of their division’s contenders, and Washington needs A LOT of help in the draft as well to even come close to what they were Daniel’s rookie season.

    Eagles are going to have a nasty line on both sides and playmakers…well on both sides. Denver is going to have a tough defense and we tend to not do so well in those slow grinds if we don’t at least move the ball. Seattle was one of the most well-rounded teams going into the playoffs, and their HC is conservative and defensive minded. Don’t think the OC will affect them all that much.

  17. The NFL is a high variance league, and our underlying metrics weren’t good. Kind of like how the Patriots going 14-3 and then making the Super Bowl was a massive outlier on the bell curve of potential seaaon outcomes for them, us going 8-9 and making the playoffs was an outlier for us. We just as easily could have been 5-12 this year. I know that’s an unpopular thing to say, but it’s the truth.

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