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<blockquote data-quote="bigbubbatd" data-source="post: 884376" data-attributes="member: 10784"><p>At this point in the season here is how the North stacks up</p><p></p><p>Packers do not look to be regressing but they still have a little prove. They have not played a very tough schedule outside of New Orleans - the other teams are combined 2-12 or something. However the Packers did win without much from Kenny Clark and Devante Adams who were two of their top 3 players last year. </p><p></p><p>The Bears won over some people with the win against the Buccaneers. Their next 6 games will determine a lot - Rams, Saints, Panthers, Titans, Vikings, Packers. If they go 4-2 they look like a thread. 3-3 and the playoffs seem like a good bet. 2-4 and they are fighting for a playoff spot. 1-5 or worse than they are what we thought they were. I see 2-4 in that schedule but I have been wrong on them a lot this year.</p><p></p><p>The Lions just are not very impressive but they do have a pretty favorable schedule coming up. Only 2 winning teams over their next 7. Maybe they can fight back to .500 or so and fight for the last playoff spot.</p><p></p><p>The Vikings are about as close to being done as possible. They likely would need to go 8-3 the rest of the way to make the playoffs. So only 3 losses with the Bears twice, Packers, Saints, Panthers, and Buccaneers and that would also mean winning all of them against the Lions twice, Jaguars, Cowboys and Falcons. If Cook misses some time with injury (which history tells us will happen) they are more likely to be picking top 7 in the draft than making any sort of run</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bigbubbatd, post: 884376, member: 10784"] At this point in the season here is how the North stacks up Packers do not look to be regressing but they still have a little prove. They have not played a very tough schedule outside of New Orleans - the other teams are combined 2-12 or something. However the Packers did win without much from Kenny Clark and Devante Adams who were two of their top 3 players last year. The Bears won over some people with the win against the Buccaneers. Their next 6 games will determine a lot - Rams, Saints, Panthers, Titans, Vikings, Packers. If they go 4-2 they look like a thread. 3-3 and the playoffs seem like a good bet. 2-4 and they are fighting for a playoff spot. 1-5 or worse than they are what we thought they were. I see 2-4 in that schedule but I have been wrong on them a lot this year. The Lions just are not very impressive but they do have a pretty favorable schedule coming up. Only 2 winning teams over their next 7. Maybe they can fight back to .500 or so and fight for the last playoff spot. The Vikings are about as close to being done as possible. They likely would need to go 8-3 the rest of the way to make the playoffs. So only 3 losses with the Bears twice, Packers, Saints, Panthers, and Buccaneers and that would also mean winning all of them against the Lions twice, Jaguars, Cowboys and Falcons. If Cook misses some time with injury (which history tells us will happen) they are more likely to be picking top 7 in the draft than making any sort of run [/QUOTE]
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