sdn40 wrote:
This isn't even an argument - just check the scores of the games. Bringing up garbage stuff about other teams means nothing. The Packers lost 80-5 for Christ sake. The track record doesn't lie no matter how much smoke you try to blow
LOL wtf are you even talking about? BrInGiNg Up GaRbAgE StUfF aBoUt OtHeR tEaMs MeAnS nOtHiNg! That's EXACTLY what you're bringing up in an attempt to, for whatever reason, discredit the 4-0 start. It's actually comically hypocritical that you flip it again and say "track record doesn't lie" when you're using our own track record from last season to make a point.
Your bringing up "garbage stuff about other teams" shown below:
sdn40 wrote:
They've taken care of business against weak teams and bad QB's for quite a while now. But weak teams don't make the playoffs. Getting smoked by good teams won't win a trophy, and that's been going on for quite a while too. Stats don't lie
Are you getting dizzy spinning in these circles?
80-5? Stats don't lie, but you do with the hyperbole? The only person blowing smoke here is you with your insistence that the Saints are a "weak team" when they're 2-2 with a win over the Bucs who are consistently considered a "threat" in the NFC by nearly every media member. Track record means nothing unless you consider the Saints not being a truly "weak team" since 2005. Go ahead and bookmark this. The Saints will make the playoffs this year.
But sure, let's look at "the scores."
2019:
Bears W 10-3
Vikings W 21-16
Broncos W 27-16
Eagles L 34-27
Total points scored: 85
Margin of Victory: +16
2020:
Total points scored: 152
Margin of Victory: 51
Obviously the same, no difference at all.