No easy games left

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Not only are there no easy games left, there are no easy games b4 either!  :o

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Never an easy game when you don't have your starting QB....or generational WRer......and injuries pile up. They've already accomplished a lot facing a ton of adversity. They won't win every game. Dobbs will throw an INT. The defense now is going to miss their heart, Jordan Hicks. The hits just keep coming. 

Week to week. 

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While there are no easy games in the NFL, I also see the Vikings able to win out. Just like their opponents might not be an easy win, neither are the Vikings.

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@StickyBun said:
Never an easy game when you don't have your starting QB....or generational WRer......and injuries pile up. They've already accomplished a lot facing a ton of adversity. They won't win every game. Dobbs will throw an INT. The defense now is going to miss their heart, Jordan Hicks. The hits just keep coming. 

Week to week. 

Yeah, the Hicks injury may affect us much more than JJ's did.  Asamoah hasn't been healthy or showed much.  Pace hasn't flashed nearly as much going against NFL starters as he did against backups.  

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Not sure I'd say Vegas is playing "inspired excellent" defense. They played the worst (11.8 ppg) and third worst (16 ppg) scoring teams in the league since Pierce took over. 

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I'd gently point out that Denver is playing better, but is still messy in offensive execution. Chicago is a dumpster fire, like Green Bay. The Raiders are playing better, but still are only about a moderate college team in terms of skill/execution.

Cincy...eh...I'm seeing them like Buffalo, in that you don't know if you're going to get a solid football team, or a cocky pile of players trying to outrun their mistakes.

Detroit...hmmm.  Those games likely have the most meaning, so we're playing a divisional rival for playoff seeding, the division title, etc...

...and that's kind of what we want, right? Games with importance?

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@Zanary said:
I'd gently point out that Denver is playing better, but is still messy in offensive execution. Chicago is a dumpster fire, like Green Bay. The Raiders are playing better, but still are only about a moderate college team in terms of skill/execution.

Cincy...eh...I'm seeing them like Buffalo, in that you don't know if you're going to get a solid football team, or a cocky pile of players trying to outrun their mistakes.

Detroit...hmmm.  Those games likely have the most meaning, so we're playing a divisional rival for playoff seeding, the division title, etc...

...and that's kind of what we want, right? Games with importance?

All of this. Especially this (bold). Been saying it for weeks.

Week....to......week. Enjoy the relevant wins. Enjoy the prime time lights the next 2 weeks. Don't worry, be happy.

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8-9 looking more like a reality unfortunately.