5_Golden_Rings":28akp4ov said:
Seattle is not going to lose @ NYG. Come on, man. The games they have the biggest chance to lose are:
@SF (yeah, yeah, you got our number, but when is the last time you won in San Francisco? 2008?)
@ATL (they are still talented, and good enough at WR to challenge even the Legion of Boom)
N.O. (yes, it's in Seattle, but if there ever was a home game Seattle might lose, it's this. Unlikely, but possible).
Chances are Seattle loses only 1 or 2 more.
Just realized that Julio Jones is out for the year. Cross ATL off that list.
HawkWow":28akp4ov said:
5_Golden_Rings":28akp4ov said:
Seattle is not going to lose @ NYG. Come on, man. The games they have the biggest chance to lose are:
@SF (yeah, yeah, you got our number, but when is the last time you won in San Francisco? 2008?)
@ATL (they are still talented, and good enough at WR to challenge even the Legion of Boom)
So I'm seeing around 11-5 for San Francisco.
N.O. (yes, it's in Seattle, but if there ever was a home game Seattle might lose, it's this. Unlikely, but possible).
Chances are Seattle loses only 1 or 2 more.
How many more do you believe SF will lose...and to whom? If I may ask.
The 49ers most likely losses, in my estimation, are:
@ N.O. (although we've had their number lately and will have some weapons back)
SEA (it's home, and we'll have more weapons back, but Seattle is a quality team and will have Harvin)
One of the Cardinal games (will have a better idea about them next week)
Atlanta needs to be crossed off the list due to Jones' injury. I still wouldn't have had them on the list due to the possible last game at the stick and the mojo that would bring. I'm seeing about 11-5 here.