What happened to the NFC?

coggs · 12-07-2004, 04:27 PM

Noone in the NFC can keep up with Philly's firepower on offense. The only way a team in the NFC can beat them is if the slow the game down. Philly's run defense is not very good, and it is definitely a possibility. The worst super bowl scenario for me this year would be philly vs. jets. I do not think Philly can beat Pittsburgh, but if New England doesnt get their starting CB's back, I think the birds can definitely take the Pats. A wild game would be Philly-Indy. The teams would combine for more points than an NBA game.

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12-07-2004, 04:27 PM	#10
coggs Special Teams Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: staten island Age: 50 Posts: 477	Noone in the NFC can keep up with Philly's firepower on offense. The only way a team in the NFC can beat them is if the slow the game down. Philly's run defense is not very good, and it is definitely a possibility. The worst super bowl scenario for me this year would be philly vs. jets. I do not think Philly can beat Pittsburgh, but if New England doesnt get their starting CB's back, I think the birds can definitely take the Pats. A wild game would be Philly-Indy. The teams would combine for more points than an NBA game.

What happened to the NFC?

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