Minnesota or Chicago for sure. Lions are overrated and Packers won’t have Micah Parsons and Josh Jacobs for an extended period of time.
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Anonymous#118h
Gonna be an 8-9 or 9-8 team 🤣
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Anonymous#318h
Chicago may have just lost Caleb Williams for the year
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Anonymous#318h
And Minnesota doesn’t have a QB
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Anonymous#318h
Idk how you can feel good about any team in the north rn
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Anonymous#218h
That’s not what I asked
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AnonymousOP18h
Thats why I said Minnesota or Chicago. For all we know Caleb Williams could be back next game, if he’s out for an extended period than it’s Minnesota, if not Chicago should win it again.
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AnonymousOP18h
I’m saying it’s definitely not gonna be the Lions
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Anonymous#318h
“For all we know”. I’m no doctor, but Caleb wouldn’t have gone down like that if it was just a calf strain
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AnonymousOP18h
Kyler Murray is returning a week, and even with Carson Wentz we look good
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Anonymous#318h
6 points on the bears defense is good?
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AnonymousOP18h
We have literally no idea what that injury is
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Anonymous#318h
Bro, he went down non contact and had to be carted off the field. No shot he’s playing next Sunday
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AnonymousOP18h
It’s good enough
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Anonymous#218h
I’m not even saying they’re going to. But looking at the other 3 teams. NFC North is about to be like the 2020 NFC EAST
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AnonymousOP18h
We don’t know what the injury is so there definitely is a chance, he could be back next week, in 2, 4, for the whole season, or anything else. Saying he’s definitely not coming back next week before we know anything is just stupid
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AnonymousOP17h
More than good enough for the NFC North
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Anonymous#217h
Tbf the NFC North is easily the 2nd best division in the league and every team is at least good
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Anonymous#317h
Last year there were all good. Now I’m not sure any of them will be good