caketastydelish
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Link to video.
How do you stop the other team from making an easy field goal that any team could make 95% of the time?
Spoiler :
Get Jeff Fisher to say
"hey listen up this is a real good place to be right now, we can take it over lets get this and take the pressure on them."[/QUOTE]
After that, you've already won.
"hey listen up this is a real good place to be right now, we can take it over lets get this and take the pressure on them."[/QUOTE]
After that, you've already won.

All jokes aside, Rams versus Redskins seems like a realistic probability of the NFC wildcard game. At least as of right now...
I will say it's in the NFL's best interest for the RAMS to succeed because Los Angeles has a huge market. Ditto for Cowboys, who haven't won a superbowl in over two decades.
Wentz and Goff both have not had impressive preseason performances at all. Denver is in ruins because of their QB situation. Brady is yet another year older (yes, that does matter when you're almost 40). Green Bay gradually became a mediocre team as last season went on. The Seahawks Offensive line can't protect Wilson whatsoever.
With all this being said, I'd say the new season will be dominated by the Panthers once again (creative, I know), the Cardinals, the Steelers, and the Bengals. Patriots will also have a good year, but not as good as last year. The age of your quarterback matters, especially when the entire offense is built around the one man.
In general the AFC is still (mostly) stacked from top to bottom, and the NFC is in ruins. I didn't even include the Texans. I'm unsure how Osweillers performance will be in the regular season, but if he's even halfway decent the Texans could easily be a playoff team.