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Welp.... What are the chances we win a playoff game?

Jeremy Igo

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Honestly, I feel like Luke is as much an X-factor as Carolina's offense. Not sure what the issue is, if any, but he's been very inconsistent this year (if only.compared to his elite play of years past) and the defense will need him to be on absolutely point from both the in-play and pre-play perspectives. If mortal Luke takes the field then NO's chances of hanging 35+ go way up.

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2 minutes ago, KSpan said:

Honestly, I feel like Luke is as much an X-factor as Carolina's offense. Not sure what the issue is, if any, but he's been very inconsistent this year (if only.compared to his elite play of years past) and the defense will need him to be on absolutely point from both the in-play and pre-play perspectives. If mortal Luke takes the field then NO's chances of hanging 35+ go way up.

TOs,

Hopefully LBs & CBs grab a couple this game.

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4 hours ago, The Big Bartkowski said:

I think you guys beat the Saints next week. Line is -5.5, so that's only a one possession game.  Your defense is completely healthy so I don't see them going off.  You just played in a loud dome so this was your dress rehearsal.  Keep them under 20 and win  Beating a team 3 times in one season is super difficult.  Rarely Happens. 

By "loud dome" you don't mean in Atlanta, do you? We're not talking about who has the louder audio system.

Also since 1990, division rivals have met in the play-offs 16 times after one team swept the other in the regular season. The sweeping team is 11-5.

3 hours ago, Borat said:

We also had a freak 0/15 on two goaline visits. Game was closer than you’d like to admit. We’ll see where the cards fall next weekend. 

So taking the ball away and getting a stop on downs is "freak"? Duly noted...

2 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

The last few times we've faced the Saints, they've scored in the range of 30 points a game.

For us to win, our offense probably needs to score 30 plus.

This will also be Lattimore's first game against y'all.

1 hour ago, thebigcat said:

I was at the SuperDome a month ago for a regular season game and it was ear piercing loud. No way in hell we're beating NO at their house

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Man, you should've heard it for the Christmas Eve game against the Falcons. It was easily top 3 of the loudest games I've been to.

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