GB_Packers wrote:Falcons have had come from behind wins over the Eagles, Giants and a Brandon Weeden lead Cowboys team. Houston is just too awful to not blowout at home. Carolina may not be a truly good team either but just looking at ATL's schedule, seems they may be the best team they play the rest of the year.
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Three straight road games is definitely tough, regardless of opponent but they'll probably be the favorite in two of those. Can only play who's on your schedule and kudos to them for a 4-0 start but eh...just seems a lot like the Falcons who got skull **** by Rodgers the Super Bowl year.
Even though they'll likely be favored in pretty much all their games the rest of the way, excluding @Carolina, the Colts n possibly the Vikings, I could also see them losing either or both to the Saints if Brees is gtg, the Titans, and even the @Tampa game.
That team just isn't that good. Sure they could finish 13-3 with an easy schedule. But hell they could also finish 10-6 if teams stopped letting back into games.
In any case is it even a worry? Assuming the Packers are the #2 seed is anyone concerned about possibly going into Atlanta in the playoffs?????? Seriously that game would be a massacre. Put ARod in a dome against an average team and see what happens...... Wait..... That happened in 2010.