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Looking ahead on this season

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I could even see 9-4, or close to it. I think we can beat Buffalo, maybe Arizona, the Saints, because John Fox knows how to play the Saints and Sean Peyton. We can beat Atlanta, we were close to tying it up last time, but a few things got in our way. Miami could present a slight problem, but we can take on their run game. And the Jets may have fallen apart last week.

After that, we're looking at Tampa Bay in Carolina, that should definitely be a win, no excuses. Josh Freeman should be playing by that point. Then we have New England at Foxboro. This is the game that could define the latter half of our season. It's going to be cold there, and it's going to be hard to get in and out of there with a win.

Then we have Minnesota at home, and honestly, I don't think Minnesota is everything. AP might be out of gas at this point, as much as they run him. And we all know how Favre ended last season with the Jets.

Then we have New York. This week we will see who the real NYG is. If they are the team that destroyed all of those lesser, weaker teams. Or the team that got destroyed by NO.

And then we cap it off with the Saints. Who I honestly think we can beat. That's looking at a possible 11-5, 10-6. That's not a bad record.

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I could even see 9-4, or close to it. I think we can beat Buffalo, maybe Arizona, the Saints, because John Fox knows how to play the Saints and Sean Peyton. We can beat Atlanta, we were close to tying it up last time, but a few things got in our way. Miami could present a slight problem, but we can take on their run game. And the Jets may have fallen apart last week.

After that, we're looking at Tampa Bay in Carolina, that should definitely be a win, no excuses. Josh Freeman should be playing by that point. Then we have New England at Foxboro. This is the game that could define the latter half of our season. It's going to be cold there, and it's going to be hard to get in and out of there with a win.

Then we have Minnesota at home, and honestly, I don't think Minnesota is everything. AP might be out of gas at this point, as much as they run him. And we all know how Favre ended last season with the Jets.

Then we have New York. This week we will see who the real NYG is. If they are the team that destroyed all of those lesser, weaker teams. Or the team that got destroyed by NO.

And then we cap it off with the Saints. Who I honestly think we can beat. That's looking at a possible 11-5, 10-6. That's not a bad record.

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I could even see 9-4, or close to it. I think we can beat Buffalo, maybe Arizona, the Saints, because John Fox knows how to play the Saints and Sean Peyton. We can beat Atlanta, we were close to tying it up last time, but a few things got in our way. Miami could present a slight problem, but we can take on their run game. And the Jets may have fallen apart last week.

After that, we're looking at Tampa Bay in Carolina, that should definitely be a win, no excuses. Josh Freeman should be playing by that point. Then we have New England at Foxboro. This is the game that could define the latter half of our season. It's going to be cold there, and it's going to be hard to get in and out of there with a win.

Then we have Minnesota at home, and honestly, I don't think Minnesota is everything. AP might be out of gas at this point, as much as they run him. And we all know how Favre ended last season with the Jets.

Then we have New York. This week we will see who the real NYG is. If they are the team that destroyed all of those lesser, weaker teams. Or the team that got destroyed by NO.

And then we cap it off with the Saints. Who I honestly think we can beat. That's looking at a possible 11-5, 10-6. That's not a bad record.

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