Nikaed wrote:Not really, the Saints have realistic superbowl ambitions and hope to be playing alot bigger games down the road. The Seahawks have nothing to lose and playing their best game of the season. Jeez, we stomped the Seahawks out in a quarter and a half, that's how bad they are. They're just showing the ability to get themselves up for one game. Full credit to them for putting up a great fight though. Hope they pull it off. Hasselbeck is the last remaining qb from the Holgrem clan at Green Bay (Favre, Brunell, Hasselbeck) shame injuries have limited his career. I expect the NFC West to improve alot next year.

LFCPatriotRhino wrote:I was tempted to say the Seahawks would win because I was told it would be pishing it down but I just couldn't bring myself to do it because I'm usually wrong

El Pac Carnegie wrote:Except of course this is essentially their second playoff game of the season. I get where your coming from but surely all 12 teams in the playoffs have ambitions to win the big one? To say that New Orleans are looking down the road is nonsense. It's a sudden death match, they won't have looked past this game. This is the biggest game of their season.

ST_CONROY wrote:Don't try and jump on the bandwagon late!

Nikaed wrote:They expect to be going deep in the playoffs is what I mean. As I type this the Seahawks are proving me wrong. Go Seahwaks and Go NFC West.

El Pac Carnegie wrote:It's as bigger game for the Saints as it is for the Hawks. If anything last weeks game was the Hawks Superbowl. This is just a bonus.

ST_CONROY wrote:I think thats an arrogant attitude to have considering your a 7 (?) win team. Why would you be there Superbowl?

This is the biggest game for them. They get to prove on a national stage that they shouldn't have been written off by beating the champs.

El Pac Carnegie wrote:I understand why our division gets bashed. But to be fair I think our division has produced the most NFC champs in the last 10 years (think I read that or it could be complete rubbish).