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With the Saints and Panthers hot on their heels, how many wins will it take for the Bucs to win the NFC South? Times staff writers Rick Stroud and Tom Jones reveal this and more in an audio report. Listen to the report, and share your comments below.
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So the Bucs have to go 5-2 for the remainder of the seasson? Don't think so.
Posted by: Jack | November 05, 2007 at 04:31 PM
Jack, Look at the remaining games. Falcons twice, Redskins, Saints, Texans, 49ers, and Panthers. OK genius, and I use that term lightly, WHERE are the loses coming from? Lets say the Skins and Saints, do you think the Texans, 49ers or Falcons beats us? The last game of the year, Panthers less Jake at QB could be a problem, but the game is at Ray Jay, so I like our chances. The question is, how do the Saints finish? They have the Rams, Texans, Panthers, Bucs, Falcons, Cardinals, Eagles and Bears. That is easy too, where are their loses? They just might run the table, so our game against them and the Skins becomes very important. We'll see.
Posted by: Daniel | November 05, 2007 at 04:44 PM
You guys might want to take a look at the schedules for Detroit, New York Giants and Washington.
If the Buc's go 5-2 and the Saints win out (unlikely) they will both make the playoffs because neither of those 3 teams is going to win 10 games.
Posted by: Matt | November 06, 2007 at 09:00 AM