That game last sunday showed you just how great the Packers are in cold weather when they let Stafford (A dome quarterback) throw 500 passing yards, so that beats the dome/snow theory down the door for me.
According to the press down here, the Saints are practicing out doors, as if they know they'll be going to SF or GB. Detroit is also a dome team and the Packers defense showed just how great they are against a dome weathered team in the snow.
I think it's a coin flip and it comes down to who don't turn the ball over, and who can run the ball. Quarterback protection is also another factor.
After the last few games I am convinced, if Stafford can throw for 500 over the Packers defense, I have no doubts at all, Brees could do it. And yeah I KNOW 3 guys sat out on the defense, but was that really a factor? Brees had 400+ against us in the season opener, so I don't buy that ******** one bit.
As far as defenses go, the Saints have been getting pressure much better in the last few games of the season, and their run defense has really limited some great rushing teams. The Pack struggles to run the ball, sometimes they don't even try to do it. I can already see Rodgers having to throw it 50 times a game like Flynn had to toss it 44 times just to beat the Lions.
One thing for sure, with this defense...I don't like the odds of having to score 45 points in every game to win it. A cold weather game is going to probably come down to running the ball, and the Saints have the edge right there.