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Every year the media puts out a list of teams who have the easiest (Patriots) or toughest (Bears) path to Super Bowl 54. It probably doesn't mean much but I always find it interesting.
This year NFC North has their teams in the "top 10" for the toughest, interesting! Bears are #1, Vikings #2, Pack #8, Lions #9!
@ NY Jets - W
@ NY Giants - W
Vs. Cincinnati -W
Vs. NEw England- W
@ Tennessee - W
Vs. Miami - W
Vs. Philadelphia - W
Vs. Washington - W
@ Cleveland - W
@ Miami - W
Vs. Denver - W
@ Dallas - W
Vs. Baltimore - W
@ Pittsburgh - W
@ New England - W
Vs. NY Jets - W
New England in the weak AFC-East with the weak NFC-East on their schedule is looking like a first round bye team once again. Left offensive tackle and tight end are the big question marks.
I’m a lifelong patriots fan but I’ll be pulling for Cleveland after all those laughing stock years.
Now BILL, you forgot that MY FINZWould beat Your BUFFALOES TWICE in the season!
Funny what the writer of the above story says about the Patriots:
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Although it seems like a vast NFL conspiracy to keep the Patriots on top, the fact of the matter is that we really just need to blame the Jets, Bills and Dolphins for not being competitive at all over the past 20 years.
My niece is a Chargers fan, her boyfriend a Chiefs fan, and I tell them don't hate on Patriots, worry about your own team and how competitive they are. There always is the issue of other teams not doing enough themselves to be competitive. Hating and complaining about successful teams doesn't make sense to me.
I doubt Seahawks even make the playoffs. Offense is too one-dimensional and their defense will take a step back without Clark.
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