The last two here are the two that mean the most to me (in terms of what's been different)
Goes to show you how much our defense, and to a lesser extent special teams have improved.

EDIT: Thanks to Zombie for formatting advice.

Use that Code thingie. It's the one that is the numbers sign.

In '08, we had the 20-something D. As of 11/22/2010, we're currently #1 D.

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Where do our losses come? Falcons and Patriots? I think we run the table if we win this coming week. Patriots at home. Giants are good this year because of Ahmad Bradshaw. We'll shut him down. Then we will demolish the Bears. I honestly believe that game will be over at the half.

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The Falcons win is a must win. This game may mean the difference between us hosting or traveling to the NFC Championship Game.

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The rest of the games for the Bears are the Eagles, Lions, Patriots, Vikings, Jets, and Packers.
I think that the Bears will lose to all but the Lions. I believe that the Vikings will have a small spark now with the loss of Chilly.
We will win the division, but as ZS said, we NEED to win the Falcons game so we can secure home field advantage. But hey, if we don't get it, we'll just have to go into the opposing teams homes and shut them up.

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Well as someone from another thread mentioned, Matt Ryan is 18-1 at home. So in the Playoffs, I'd rather face him in GB. Plus, getting sacked in the GB cold by CM3 will hurt that much more than in the warm Atlanta dome or whatever they call that stupid thing.

Nice sig by the way.

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I was the person who mentioned that. I seriously think we'll put an end to that, though. To beat the Falcons, control Roddy White and Michael Turner. We will control both of them. For them to win, somebody else will have to do it, because we are going to shut those two down.
But YES I would love to play Atlanta in the playoffs in Green Bay. Show them what cold actually is.

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Dang it! I have Turner in both my fantasy leagues lol. But I'd take a shutout of him and a GB win over a fantasy win any day.

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The Atlanta game is huge in terms of playoff ramifications. I believe we will beat both NE and the Giants so if we only lose this one game we might get there (home field) anyhow.

NE has no defense and the Giants don't have the receivers to give us problems. Nobody could get open against Philly last night and no way they get open against us. Giants do have a good D but....so do we.

I am glad Atlanta won yesterday. It would be harder to go in there with them definately wanting to avoid losing two in a row with this one at home for them. After the Jets game I no longer fear what we can do on the road against a good team. Still a toss up game whereas I see us with an advantage in other games left on the schedule.

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Everyone is talking Packers and Falcons as having #1 seed but for some reason I have to say watch out for the Bucs. They are 7-3 and have 3 games they should win (Lions, Redskins and Seahawks) They also have a game at home against the Falcons, which I can see them winning. So that leaves 2 tough games Ravens and Saints. Also don't forget the defending Super Bowl champs they are 7-3 also.

We have a tough road but thankfully the nfc south will actually be beating up on them selves.

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