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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HardRightEdge" data-source="post: 581847">My point being, you conflate a difference of opinion with a difference of methodology.Your argument for having some superior methodology to other posters seems to be predicated on the fact that you watch games that others do not.  That's not supported and amounts to straw man.It does not help your case for some particularly superior methodology when you make misstatements of fact.Just so you know, Seattle was 3-2 when the Rams beat them.  Seattle had wins over the Packers and Denver prior to the Rams game.  The 49ers were4-3 when the Rams beat them.  SF had wins over Dallas, KC and Philly at the time.  5 of the 6 Rams losses have been to SF, Seattle, Dallas, Philly and KC.  Given their unhappy QB situation and lack of a good running game, their defense is better than the stats would indicate.I have no idea what Atlanta has to do with this discussion other than they could be a trap game for somebody given Atlanta is playing for something.As for your contention that this season is somehow different, I'd point out that since the mid-90's Cowboys, teams that are consistently outstanding on both sides of the ball, including outstanding QB play, have been very hard to come by.</blockquote>

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