NFL Power Rankings – Where Every Team Sits After Week 13
Another whacky week of NFL action is in the books – no shortage of storylines this past weekend! But with all the craziness that ensued there is little change in the Dirty Dozen this week. The good teams did what was expected of them!
NFC Heavyweight Showdown – Saints and Seahawks Monday Night
The New Orleans Saints and the Seattle Seahawks meet on Monday Night Football this week in a battle of the top two seeds in the NFC.
Expected to challenge each other for the NFC South title these teams could not be more opposite right now. The New Orleans Saints have played to expectations, leading the division with an 8-2 record – on some days they look like the best team in the NFL.
A pair of playoff contenders vying for the NFC title, square off on Sunday in the Big Easy, as New Orleans host the 49ers.
Offensive Take Center Stage Sunday Night – Cowboys Visit Saints
In what is sure to be the shootout of the Week 10 schedule, the Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints clash at the Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana. Both teams currently sit in first place in their respective divisions but have teams breathing down their necks.
The New York Jets are looking to forget their meeting with Cincinnati as quickly as possible, and will get a chance to do so on Sunday by making a statement against the New Orleans Saints.
The New Orleans Saints come out of their bye with their top offensive weapon still ailing, but even with question marks surrounding Jimmy Graham, the Saints still find themselves installed as double-digit favorites over the Buffalo Bills.
NFL Power Rankings – Where Every Team Sits After Week 5
Week 5 is done and as per usual there were no shortage of story lines in the NFL. More teams fell from the undefeated ranks, some teams continue to shock and Jacksonville – they continue to be Jacksonville.
The New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons have alternated winning the NFC South in each of the last four seasons. If that trend continues, this will be the Saints’ year, and winning their opener against the Falcons will go a long way in accomplishing that feat.
The end of July marks the start of most NFL training camps as all 32 teams begin preparations for a run at Super Bowl XLVIII. While Bovada’s has released its NFL futures odds in a number of areas, we want to dig deeper into the ones for a team’s chances to win its division. This time around we will focus-in on the NFC South.
Both the Saints and Panthers lost their season openers and one of these NFC South teams will be in a 0-2 hole early in the season. After breaking the passing yardage record last season he struggled in his first game not completing 50% of his passes after completing over 70% last season.
The Saints have Drew Brees under center and a great offense, but can they get over the distractions of Bountygate as well as the recent hurricane in the Big Easy?
As the NFL season approaches the NFC South may be the most wide open one and I think every team, yes even the Panthers, have a legit shot to win the division. The Saints have Drew Brees back in the fold, but will their tumultuous off-season catch up with them?
On a weekend full of intriguing NFL playoff matchup, possible the best of the bunch may be a battle between the offensive juggernaut New Orleans Saints and the insanely talented defense of the San Francisco 49ers.
The Lions reached the 10-win plateau this season to make the playoffs, but they have a tall task to advance facing a red-hot Saints team.
The Saints (12-3) have already wrapped up the NFC South and the 3rd seed in the playoffs, but if they win this game and San Francisco loses to St. Louis New Orleans will have the 2nd seed and a bye in the first round in the post season.
