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-The NFC West has combined for 6 wins vs. opponents outside of their division.
-The NFC East has combined for 18.
-The NFC West has combined for a -178 point win margin.
-The NFC East has a 173 point win margin.
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So if the NFC West is that bad, does that mean Arizona is not as good as their 5-3 record?
I think Arizona is legit. They have some very good wins, including victories over Buffalo, and Dallas. And their week two slaughtering over Miami all of a sudden looks like a quality win. Last week they put a beat-down on St. Louis, and for a team that struggles on the road, that was a very impressive win. Is Arizona blessed by how bad their division is? Yes. There is no doubt about that. But the Cardinals could easily have been 6-2, and that loss to Carolina in which they blew a 17 point lead, could have been the game that preserved them as an elite team. Instead, they’re a good team, with the highest scoring offense in football. And for a team that’s been out of the mix for so many years, they’ll take it anyway they can get it.
The NFC West is the worst division I can remember watching and I am a 49ers fan. Arizona is decent, but if they played in the NFC East I don’t think they would make the playoffs. They have a very good passing game, but their defense isn’t legit. I think their running game will improve now that Hightower is in instead of James because he gives them a lot more explosiveness. As far as the rest of the division is concerned, SF and Seattle are playing guys at QB that wouldn’t even be 2nd string for half the league. St. Louis has been a bit better since the coaching change, but they are still in the bottom tier of teams.
I agree with every word you said Fred. Literally, every word.
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I wonder when you see some completely new young talent intended for football? Someone who anyone amazed and impressed recently. So far this kind of talents like Ronaldinho, Ronaldo (usually the one and two) Messi fully checked and meet the expectations of their early career. I do certainly not know what you feel about Neymar. It seems which he can conquer a football world and become among the best players in the modern world. What is your current opinion?