Around the NFL: NFC North

Schneed10 · 08-23-2005, 10:31 AM

Vikings 10-6: Much stronger defense. Loss of Moss is huge, but Burleson can be the real deal, and Troy Williamson is enough of a serious deep threat to keep teams from doubling Burleson. The running game is underrated with Bennet, Mewelde Moore, and Moe Williams. But I'm not a fan of Tice. I think they have 12-4 talent, but he'll squander some of it.

Packers 9-7: Favre is still the man. But he's going to get chased more often, that offensive line isn't what it used to be.

Lions 7-9: If Harrington falters they can always turn to Garcia. Great weapons on offense. Not so sure about the defense, so ultimately I'm saying it's a losing season. But it wouldn't surprise me if they jumped up and made the playoffs.

Bears 3-13: Without Rex, it's HOPELESS.

08-23-2005, 10:31 AM	#2
Schneed10 A Dude Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Newtown Square, PA Age: 46 Posts: 12,458	Re: Around the NFL: NFC North Vikings 10-6: Much stronger defense. Loss of Moss is huge, but Burleson can be the real deal, and Troy Williamson is enough of a serious deep threat to keep teams from doubling Burleson. The running game is underrated with Bennet, Mewelde Moore, and Moe Williams. But I'm not a fan of Tice. I think they have 12-4 talent, but he'll squander some of it. Packers 9-7: Favre is still the man. But he's going to get chased more often, that offensive line isn't what it used to be. Lions 7-9: If Harrington falters they can always turn to Garcia. Great weapons on offense. Not so sure about the defense, so ultimately I'm saying it's a losing season. But it wouldn't surprise me if they jumped up and made the playoffs. Bears 3-13: Without Rex, it's HOPELESS.

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