Around the NFL: NFC North

Paintrain · 08-23-2005, 10:59 AM

Gotta be brief on this one..

1. Vikings, 10-6.. Moss is addition by subtraction, Culpepper is an MVP candidate, defense is much improved

2. Lions, 8-8.. Harrington is better but still not good.. Running game struggles until Schlesinger comes back, defense is much improved..

3. Packers, 7-9.. Defensively one of the league's worst teams, they will lose a lot of high scoring games.. Favre is very good, but not great due to a weakened offensive line..

4. Bears, 4-12.. Just a bad football team.. Offensively they never get it going, on defense they are able to stay in some games, but just can't score enough points to get it done.

08-23-2005, 10:59 AM	#4
Paintrain Pro Bowl Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Ft. Lauderdale, FL Age: 55 Posts: 5,006	Re: Around the NFL: NFC North Gotta be brief on this one.. 1. Vikings, 10-6.. Moss is addition by subtraction, Culpepper is an MVP candidate, defense is much improved 2. Lions, 8-8.. Harrington is better but still not good.. Running game struggles until Schlesinger comes back, defense is much improved.. 3. Packers, 7-9.. Defensively one of the league's worst teams, they will lose a lot of high scoring games.. Favre is very good, but not great due to a weakened offensive line.. 4. Bears, 4-12.. Just a bad football team.. Offensively they never get it going, on defense they are able to stay in some games, but just can't score enough points to get it done.

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