Camps finally opening...i cant wait to see the pats go undefeated!

Pats-16-0

Fantasty dudes...

Moss-1050 yards - 14 touchdowns.....very well may lead NFL; hell get the ball in the red zone atleast 4 times a game.

Stallworth-1250 yards - 8 touchdowns

Maroney-1300 yards....10 t'ds.

pats 16-0 super bowl champs

I can't wait to see all the false drama stories ESPN imagineers about Terrell Owens and Randy Moss

(they've already started, inferring that Tom Brady and Randy Moss' relationship is not good at all, based on one still photograph of Moss looking at Brady with his helmet on. It's pathetic)

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=A ... &type=lgns

Bleh, enjoy your last year of fame. This might be Belichik's last year with the Pats. He wants to lead another team to a superbowl win.

And yes, this may all just be a fantasy.

It won't matter if Belichick leaves... They still have Tom Brady... and that's all anyone needs.

That doesn't sound gay or anything.

My dislike for Belichick cannot be put into words.

We did our fantasy draft last week... Here's my team ;)

QB Drew Brees/Jeff Garcia
WR Marques Colston
WR Anquan Boldin
WR Muhsin Muhammad/Steve Smith (USC)/Reche Caldwell (Hopefully about to be dropped for Priest Holmes)
RB Thomas Jones
RB Julius Jones
RB Warrick Dunn/Noah Herron
TE Randy McMichael/Desmond Clark
W/R Robert Meachem
K Stephen Gostkowski
DEF Miami/Arizona

already? I didn't think those started until September.

We did ours live, and quite early. We just couldn't find time at any point before the season... so we just went ahead and did it.

enjoy it now cause it's all going downhill once the season kicks off.

Colts vs Cowboys
Super Bowl 42

that's right, bitchez!

Cowboys?!

BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Tampa Bay ALLLL THE WAY!

Patriots Vs. Saints.

Super Bowl.

^ yep. thats what i see.

Unless both teams suffer massive injuries, I don't see how either team doesn't make the Super Bowl. There's no one in the NFC that I think even comes close to matching the Saints in talent. And the only team in the AFC that has a chance against the Patriots are the Chargers, but what have they done in the offseason to improve themselves?

Hopefully both teams are able to make it, because that would make for a great Super Bowl.

Don't I recall the Bears obliterating the Saints in the playoffs last year?

Now picking them to make it to the Superbowl I don't have a problem with, but not even giving any of the other NFC teams a chance?

On the other side, it's the AFC. Lots of strong teams. While I think the Patriots will make it back to the super bowl, again, basically not giving any other team a chance in a very strong conference seems a little much.

And this is with both teams remaining healthy throughout the season.

The only reason the Bears won was because it was in Chicago. And being that it was cold, caused the Saints to have a lot of turnovers.

The Saints should easily have the best NFC record this year, giving them home field advantage.

And the only reason the Patriots didn't make it to the Super Bowl, which they would've won... was because they played tough defensive games, and their defense is old. Having Adalius Thomas there helps out TREMENDOUSLY, and even if their defense gives out again... they have TONS of offense this year.

So you're saying the Saints are soft? Why does that make them unstoppable?

Soft?!?

When you play in a dome... and you go outside into freezing weather you're not used to... turnovers are almost guaranteed... no matter how "hard" you are.

Seems like a problem to me. How are they supposed to get the best record in the NFC when they can't play in bad weather?

By playing in places with good weather... and getting home field during the playoffs... and the Super Bowl is in Az... the hottest damn place in the world.

If you say so.

YOU HUSH! SQUEE!!!

I didn't call them soft. But that's what I hear when someone says dome teams can't play in bad weather. Maybe YOU should!

I didn't say they CAN'T play in bad weather. I just said that it causes turnovers. They were just a young team that couldn't push past all the mistakes. But now they are more experienced.

To jump right in the middle of the conversation, the Saints lost the NFC Championship for two reasons. One, the Bears were the better team. That was obvious. The second reason though - and the reason why I think the Saints will beat the Bears this time around - was that the Bears were more experienced in the playoffs. The Saints handeled themselves very poorly in that game, and the Bears capitalized. This time around though, the Saints are more experienced, they will probably win a couple of more regular season games and have home field advantage and they should beat the Bears.

I didn't realize in my original post though that the Bears still had Lance Briggs. With him, they are a much better team, and will probably go to the NFC Championship once again. However, outside of the Bears and the Saints, there is no one even close to being as good as them in the NFC.

As for the AFC, you've got the Colts, the Ravens, the Chargers and the Patriots. Which team improved the most on both sides of the football? The end.