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I think they are a middle of the pack defense that is having a great run right now, but probably won't sustain it over the long haul. That isn't necessarily a bad thing though. It isn't like Brees needs an elite defense. Just one that is good enough, which the Saints D has the potential to be.

I'm not sure if I'm sold on the Saints yet. At this point it's clear there defense won't be as bad as it has been in years past, but I also think they have overachieved. Panthers have the best defense in the division (Falcons have a good and underrated defense too) but also probably have the worst offense, although they can have their moments ie. Lions/Patriots games. Buccaneers aren't that good. Gun to my head, I think the Falcons take the division. They are the most balanced team. Panthers and Saints will be in the mix with the Rams/Seahawks (maybe the Redskins/Cowboys) for the wildcard spots.

It is insane how Ryan Fitzpatrick always finds his way into the starting line-up for a team.

Cardinals/Buccaneers are going to finish the first quarter before the Lions/Saints game ends.

And in other news, Bears/Ravens closing in on a tie. EDIT: and as I say that, Bears get a FG

Damn. Anti-climatic.

99 yard drive to tie the game? Seems like a Stafford thing.

YES!

There you go.

Good move by the Saints to kick to him again.

It's time.

Falcons: 3-2 Saints: 3-2 (barring magic from Stafford) Panthers: 4-2 Buccaneers: 2-2 with Cardinals game at 4 NFC South is going to be crazy competitive.

How are the Lions/Saints still in the 3rd quarter

Gonna be more difficult with it being his throwing shoulder this time around.

Ravens are terrible