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I have to say, with Favre not signing in Minny, the Bears are growing on me...
Bears should come out on top in the North, but alot will depend on how their defense holds up once they get into the playoffs
Chicago’s defense will be better this year with the return of a healthy Nathan Vashar and Mike Brown in the secondary.
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The big question will be how much better does Brett Favre make the Vikings. It is definitely an upgrade at that position for this team, but can his shoulder hold up for all 16 games?
Very good question. And I have to wonder if the Vikings aren't a true 6-0. Beat Cleveland, St. Louis and Detroit. Haven't played outdoors since Week 1. I dunno...I'm wary.
I think the Vikings will come back in the pack but still contend bigtime. I'm still sticking with my NFL odds for Super Bowl finalists that I picked in May or June -- Colts versus Vikings.
How do people think the Colts are looking now? Think they have the horses to beat the Saints?
Too early to tell since Indy's schedule hasn't been that tough. We'll know after their Week 10 game against New England...
The NFC has a lot of good, if not great, teams but I guess all the high-rollers are in the AFC eh? How many Super Bowls do you have between Brady-Roethlisberger-Manning? And we haven't even mentioned the Chargers... you tend to go through hardships and take your lumps before you win a title, maybe the Chargers could surprise?
It's Indy's to lose now. They get to play two home games in their cushy home stadium through to the Super Bowl...easy street!
San Diego has played extremely consistent throughout their 11 game winning streak and have won in Indy before so I'm not ready to crown the Colts just quite yet.
The NFC is anybody's guess, but as much as I hate to say it Dallas appears to be peaking at the right time. The Packers look good, but they cannot win in Minnesota.
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