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<blockquote data-quote="Dantés" data-source="post: 732480" data-attributes="member: 12283"><p>We shall see, but I don't expect Zeke to get less than 6 games when it's all said and done. That's supposed to be the hard minimum for domestic violence now, and they still need to decide what to do on the basis of that mardis gras fiasco.</p><p></p><p>As I look over the roster now, not knowing exactly how teams are going to look different once this season gets going in earnest, it breaks down like this:</p><p></p><p>2 games that I'd be surprised if the Packers won. @ ATL and @ PIT. The Falcons will be playing their first home game in a new stadium. They'll be riding a huge emotional wave with a rocking crowd. The Steelers with "home version" Big Ben are probably better than the Packers. </p><p></p><p>5 games where neither outcome would surprise me. Both of the Vikings games fall in this category-- I think they'll have a better year with Bradford in house from the beginning. The Seahawks are a great opponent but we get them at home. The Bucs seem to be on the rise, and I could see a bounce back from the Panthers, who we have to play out there. </p><p></p><p>9 game where I would be surprised if we lost. Both Bears and Lions games are in this category, as I expect them to both be below average. I think the Bengals and Ravens will be down this year. The Browns are an obvious one. We get the Saints at home, and I am expecting a "Zekeless" Cowboys team. </p><p></p><p>So when you throw all that together, I suspect we're in for another 10-12 win season. They probably lose the two I noted first, and then 3-4 more with perhaps one surprising loss coming from that last group. Excluding Rodgers' first season as the starter, he and MM have averaged 10.9 wins per season for 8 years. They've dipped below double digits one time. So that's the kind of year I think we can expect. It all comes down to the playoffs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dantés, post: 732480, member: 12283"] We shall see, but I don't expect Zeke to get less than 6 games when it's all said and done. That's supposed to be the hard minimum for domestic violence now, and they still need to decide what to do on the basis of that mardis gras fiasco. As I look over the roster now, not knowing exactly how teams are going to look different once this season gets going in earnest, it breaks down like this: 2 games that I'd be surprised if the Packers won. @ ATL and @ PIT. The Falcons will be playing their first home game in a new stadium. They'll be riding a huge emotional wave with a rocking crowd. The Steelers with "home version" Big Ben are probably better than the Packers. 5 games where neither outcome would surprise me. Both of the Vikings games fall in this category-- I think they'll have a better year with Bradford in house from the beginning. The Seahawks are a great opponent but we get them at home. The Bucs seem to be on the rise, and I could see a bounce back from the Panthers, who we have to play out there. 9 game where I would be surprised if we lost. Both Bears and Lions games are in this category, as I expect them to both be below average. I think the Bengals and Ravens will be down this year. The Browns are an obvious one. We get the Saints at home, and I am expecting a "Zekeless" Cowboys team. So when you throw all that together, I suspect we're in for another 10-12 win season. They probably lose the two I noted first, and then 3-4 more with perhaps one surprising loss coming from that last group. Excluding Rodgers' first season as the starter, he and MM have averaged 10.9 wins per season for 8 years. They've dipped below double digits one time. So that's the kind of year I think we can expect. It all comes down to the playoffs. [/QUOTE]
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