- Thread starter
- #1
BwareDWare94
Where were you when the world stopped turning?
- Joined
- Jan 26, 2011
- Messages
- 8,989
- Reaction score
- 140
We can say all we want about Chip Kelly's unpredictable, explosive offense, but we'd have to balance that out by pointing out Philadelphia's porous, terrible secondary, and all around unimpressive defense. We can talk about DeMarco Murray and Dez Bryant, or the Dallas OL, which might be the best in the league, but we'd have to balance that out by discussing how Dallas' improved defense is already dealing with injuries that have held McClain out of games, will likely hold Carter out this weekend, and have stolen Claiborne for the year, a guy who struggles mightily at times but has made big plays for his team. And then you have the curious case of the New York Giants, a team with a solid defense, great secondary, quarterback who only needs a good running game to be great, and very good receivers, not to mention an up and coming freak of a tight end. And yet, the Giants might have one of the worst offensive lines in the league. So the question begs to be asked, which of these teams will rise up and pose a real challenge to the Seahawks and Packers of the NFC?
Discuss.
Discuss.