ZornLargentPatera
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I just saw on the NFL Network that the Eagles have the toughest strength of schedule in the entire NFL in 2023.
I'm only concerned with the Seahawk's schedule and I read that of seventeen games we will face seven teams from the playoffs last year. Detroit missed the playoffs and I consider them a serious foe. We lost last year to all the teams from what is considered the worst division in football for this year.
We have a lot of miles to go before we sleep but I don't know how much that factors into schedule difficulty. Players these days would probably be flying somewhere for fun if it weren't for a game to play.
Imagine how shocked you're gonna be when Jordan Love bounces your happy asses out of the playoffs!Just...wow.
If someone had told me just like 6 weeks ago that the Rams (tho that was more of a late season surge), Cowboys, and Eagles would be eliminated from the playoffs before the 49ers even suited up to play a playoff game I'd have thought they were lyin.
Imagine how shocked you're gonna be when Jordan Love bounces your happy asses out of the playoffs!
The money line will probably peak Fri p.m. to Sat a.m. since the game is Saturday night and the spread started low.I might lay some Benjis down on the Packers straight up.
Imagine how shocked you're gonna be when Jordan Love bounces your happy asses out of the playoffs!
Bunch of pole greasers.From 10-and-1 to 1-and-done. I bet the Philly fans are throwing snowballs and batteries at everything/everyone in sight!
....any given sunday.
I don't see it. For Packers to win, they'd have to pressure Purdy into turnovers, or otherwise get lucky with turnovers. I expect Packers to make it a good game, but SF to put the game away mid-3rd quarter. Niners have Arik Armstead coming back, for one thing. Other wildcard is Aaron Jones and the GB run game. I don't think GB can run the ball much on SF, but if I'm wrong, GB has a chance.....any given sunday.