MMQB: NFC record predictions

I guess its called having an opinion, lmao....has both GB and Minnesota way below .500. Mentions that the NFC is 'wide open' now (which is funny) but really only shows Detroit as a threat to them and maybe the Rams...maybe. The rest of the NFC he's downgraded big time, so not really following any supposed logic. Young California writer following California teams in his short career, not sure how familiar he is with the NFC.

https://www.si.com/nfl/2025-nfl-schedule-nfc-team-record-predictions

purplefaithful wrote:

What we dont talk about much is that The Vikings feasted on non-playoff teams last year, going 11-0 in those games.

They were 3-3 in six games against postseason teams, not including their 27-9 loss to Los Angeles Rams in the wild card round.

Hence the FA acquisitions. Hopefully improving weaknesses. Drafting a starting OG to make an improved line maybe top 5. Two of those losses came against Detroit, so that is really the hill they need to climb. So 3-1 against postseason teams that weren't the Lions....not sure that's so bad. I really don't know how many games they'll win, but it won't be 14. The hope is to have a QB with ice water in his veins and one that makes plays in crucial situations under pressure. Wins big playoff games. Whether that's this season, who knows? Odds are probably not. But the idea is to stop shitting the bed in the playoffs very soon, change the narrative. I liked the ride Uncle Sammy took us on, but he looked more nervous than a 17 year old's first time at the Bunny Ranch in some big spots.

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