The New Orleans Saints made a strong statement to the rest of the NFC with their crushing victory over the New York Giants, who many believed to be the team to beat. The Colts look to continue where they left off after having a bye week to heal. The Vikings remain undefeated, but have been fortunate to win 2 of the last 3 games. A last second touchdown heave and a missed field goal have them feeling like a team of destiny. The Denver Broncos continue to exceed expectations by running their record to 6-0, making Josh McDaniels look like a genius.
The Patriots love to kick teams when they are down, especially in the snow. A 59-0 drubbing of the Titans has people convinced Tom Brady is officially back from knee surgery. A fortuitous schedule has the Steelers keeping pace, but they will be severely tested by the Vikings this week. Matt Ryan, Michael Turner and company might not win division, but will be strong playoff contenders. The Pack may be back, and must avoid looking past the Browns to their home rematch against Favre.
- Saints (5-0)-Emphatic win over Giants makes statement to NFC
- Colts (5-0)-Healed over bye week, look to crush Rams
- Vikings (6-0)-Runaway win turns into a nail biter as Ravens FG misses
- Broncos (6-0)- What is their magic number in the AFC West?
- Giants (5-1)-Saints prove to me a far cry from previous opponents
- Patriots (4-2)-Snow in NE perfect for running up the score
- Falcons (4-1)- Well rounded offense, good defense = playoff contender
- Bengals (4-2)- Set back by surprising loss to Texans at home
- Steelers (4-2)-Beating weak teams, need to step up against Vikings
- Eagles (3-2)-Guilty of taking Raiders too lightly
- Ravens (3-3)-Battled back against Vikings and lose a heartbreaker
- Packers (3-2)-Offense clicking, one Favre prayer from 4-1
- 49ers (3-2)- Tough game in Houston with confidence down
- Bears (3-2)-Nothing to be ashamed of loss in Atlanta
- Cowboys(3-2)-Want to prove themselves with win vs good Falcons team
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