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Yeah, but from where the Packers used to be, that's pretty good. 1989 was their first non-strike winning season in eleven years, and their first ten-win season since 1972.
CSKreager wrote: ↑Fri May 22, 2026 1:29 am
Was it?
Washington was an offensive line and not much else, the Eagles were frauds, the Giants had no passing game, the Cardinals were the Cardinals.
Dallas didn’t start winning until everybody else in the division aged in dog years.
Should we base it on perception while ignoring their records? Is that how it's done?
Washington was +800 in yards and +5 in turnovers while Philly had over a 1000 yard differential and +2 in turnovers. None of that matters because of what again?
CSKreager wrote: ↑Fri May 22, 2026 1:29 am
Was it?
Washington was an offensive line and not much else, the Eagles were frauds, the Giants had no passing game, the Cardinals were the Cardinals.
Dallas didn’t start winning until everybody else in the division aged in dog years.
Should we base it on perception while ignoring their records? Is that how it's done?
Washington was +800 in yards and +5 in turnovers while Philly had over a 1000 yard differential and +2 in turnovers. None of that matters because of what again?
Washington and Philly rang up a lot of those yards against bad teams outside of the wildly overrated NFCE
CSKreager wrote: ↑Fri May 22, 2026 1:29 am
Was it?
Washington was an offensive line and not much else, the Eagles were frauds, the Giants had no passing game, the Cardinals were the Cardinals.
Dallas didn’t start winning until everybody else in the division aged in dog years.
Should we base it on perception while ignoring their records? Is that how it's done?
Washington was +800 in yards and +5 in turnovers while Philly had over a 1000 yard differential and +2 in turnovers. None of that matters because of what again?
Washington and Philly rang up a lot of those yards against bad teams outside of the wildly overrated NFCE
The NFC East had the best record out of the 6 divisions. Teams rack up a lot of yardage against bad teams, because those teams are bad.