2017 New Orleans Saints. Over. Under. 8 wins??

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Regular Season Wins
New Orleans Saints
30043 - Over 8 Season Wins (-110)
30044 - Under 8 Season Wins (-110)

 

[Jack1999]

4 of first 6 on the road. In looking at the schedule going to go with the Under. Would predict a 7-9 season.

 

[REDEYE]

went with under 8-110

 

[slapshot]

Without Butler gotta go under

 

[powerz]

@ Minny
NEW ENGLAND
@ Carolina
@ Miami (london)
BYE
DETROIT
@Green Bay.....Maybe 2-4

CHIC
TAMPA
@ BUFFF
WASH.......3-1

@LA R
CAR
@ATL
NY JET
ATL
@ TAMPA...... 3-3 if healthy?

I don't think the offense misses a beat and if the defense can stay healthy this year maybe they surprise but 8-8 looks about right that schedule is brutal out of the gate

 

[CarolinaKid]

1st 6 games i will say 1-5

 

[5teamparlay]

2-2 so far

.METAIRIE, La. — The New Orleans Saints return from their bye week to play in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome for the first time in four weeks this weekend.
They should be better rested and healthier as they try to build on the momentum of consecutive victories since they last played at home. The game against Detroit (3-2) on Sunday starts a stretch of three home games in four weeks that is composed exclusively of NFC opponents. New Orleans plays at Green Bay (4-1) before hosting Chicago (1-3) and Tampa Bay (2-2).

 

[5teamparlay]

good game today, got to 3-2

For the first time since late in the 2013 season, the Saints record is above .500. That's 3 wins and 2 losses tied with Atlanta for second-place in the NFC South Division standings, a half-game behind 4 and 2 Carolina.

 

[5teamparlay]

6-2.

rolling

#US NFL
NOVEMBER 5, 2017 / 4:50 PM / UPDATED 4 HOURS AGO
Saints dominate Buccaneers for sixth straight win
Reuters Staff
Saints dominate Buccaneers for sixth straight win

NEW ORLEANS -- The Saints have won six consecutive games for the first time since 2011, and the way their attacking, new-look defense is matching strengths with a perennially high-octane offense, things could get very interesting very soon.

In suffocating the Buccaneers 30-10 Sunday at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans (6-2) kept Tampa Bay (2-6) out of the end zone for 53 minutes and held it to 200 yards in total offense and 3.5 yards a play.