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If We Had No Injuries What Would Our Record Be?

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Old 11-15-2007, 04:01 PM   #23
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Re: If We Had No Injuries What Would Our Record Be?

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we should be 8-1 with the injuries.... we had all those games except the new england game won at the half.
I agree.

But to entertain the question, I think our record would be either 8-1 or 7-2. I think the Pats still beat us, maybe closer but not all that close anyways. The other loss I think is either the GB or NY loss. I think we still could've lost those two games if everyone was healthy.

In Green Bay, we maybe could have been able to hold onto the lead by grinding it out better, but as bad as the weather was that day and everyone's inability to catch or hold onto a ball. I think we still would've pissed that one away.

Against the Giants, Gibbs' second half gameplan would've probably work had the line been healthy. I don't think we would've been in a situation where Betts is trying to punch it in at the end of the game. But the way, the Giants moved the ball on us when it mattered in the second half, they still could've pulled it out.
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