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Originally Posted by GBP04
this year was always about sneaking into the playoffs with the schedule (though it's looking easier than before). if we can get in our guys should be healthy and we have as good a shot as anyone
Given that the NFCS is AIDS after the Saints and I can't believe anything more than 9-7 or 10-6 from the Lions, makes sense. Schedule isn't looking as daunting as it once did.
Coming into the week,
GB was 15th in adjusted sk% and #1 in adj. line yards, so winning ugly BECAUSE of the OL may actually happen a few times to finish 10-6 or 11-5.
Figure 1./2. will be Seahawks/Saints, 3. Bears, 4. Cowboys/Eagles, then the Niners in 5th, we could very well be facing the Bears in Chicago in the Wild Card Round, so yeah, there's a chance at the Divisional Round, 'cause the Bears defense stinks while healthy, IMO, and is banged up.
Clay should be fine, but I'm unsure what we can trust from Cobb coming back, though. Everything I've read about broken fibula is pretty bad; long recovery at best.
I can see how this team's ceiling in the NFCCG, but any path to the Super Bowl requires beating the Seahawks with Percy. Seahawks have some better guys they're looking forward to coming back.