12-11-2023, 09:59 PM
Does Saturday's slate of games have a lot riding on it? Well, if it were a train, Saturday would look like this:
![[Image: OIP.Lbyg9k3Bin7oIsUYnkVV6QAAAA?rs=1&pid=ImgDetMain]](https://th.bing.com/th/id/OIP.Lbyg9k3Bin7oIsUYnkVV6QAAAA?rs=1&pid=ImgDetMain)
Chock-a-block full of action and intrigue, you might say.
Several have mentioned the Pitt/Indy game, and I wonder if it may be better for us if Pitt were to beat Indy? We can hand the Steelers a loss the following week, and then they close with Seattle and Baltimore. So realistically, they could go 0-3 in those games (maybe 1-2?) and be done, while Indy has what would appear to be an easier schedule (Atlanta/Vegas/Houston). Meh, food for thought.
Three and one seems doable, but the football gods are a fickle lot, so I worry about us dropping a game we shouldn't, even if we do manage a win against KC or Cleveland. I'll hope for 11-6 or 10-7, but 9-8 may be the final result. That's still quite an accomplishment after the way the season went off the rails, as it were.
Chock-a-block full of action and intrigue, you might say.
Several have mentioned the Pitt/Indy game, and I wonder if it may be better for us if Pitt were to beat Indy? We can hand the Steelers a loss the following week, and then they close with Seattle and Baltimore. So realistically, they could go 0-3 in those games (maybe 1-2?) and be done, while Indy has what would appear to be an easier schedule (Atlanta/Vegas/Houston). Meh, food for thought.
Three and one seems doable, but the football gods are a fickle lot, so I worry about us dropping a game we shouldn't, even if we do manage a win against KC or Cleveland. I'll hope for 11-6 or 10-7, but 9-8 may be the final result. That's still quite an accomplishment after the way the season went off the rails, as it were.
