Anyone else think the NFL brass was looking for another 16-0 season when they put this schedule together?

NE and Dallas are the 2 biggest for the season.

well, we can't help how bad Tampa Bay is. And for the first couple games, the Giants and Jets weren't push overs (i think they are a good team, what's going on now with them, i don't know).

No one is giving the Saints credit, everyone says how weak their schedule is. The Saints have, imo, the best team in the NFL. Weak in special teams, but stellar on offense and great on defense. This is going to be a special team for anyone who's a Saints fan.....

hey, if the cowboys don't win the superbowl, i hope it is the saints...and REALLY hope it AIN'T philly!!!

I wonder if Pete Johnson is going to sue them?

I see three potenially tough games NE, at Atlanta and Dallas.

Having said that, going thru and not having a let down is very tough.

Carolina does have some talent even if it doesn't show up often enough.

Besides, as Patriots fans learned, 16-0 don't mean much of anything if you don't win the Super Bowl too

Rams might have a chance (NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNOT)

#5 -- you mean if Altadis is going to sue, them, lol

SAINTS RULE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

For some reason, Washington always plays the spoiler.

Tuesday, December 1, 2009:

You'll be talking about winning the division without pondering over the now-failed attempt at perfection.

But fear not. The loss will ease the pressure during the post season run.

They do look good.

For an NFC team...

Miami should have blitzed more in the 2nd half. They pulled back and you see what they got. The Fins had the best shot at beating the Saints so far. New England will be very tough and they will have a great game plan in store and Atlanta will be ready for revenge in Atlanta. Don't assume anything.

All will depend on how soon Home field is wrapped up.

And ATL in ATL is always dangerous