PATRIOTSFANINPA

On paper and on record the Saints are far superior than the Dolphins but that does not neccessarily mean the Saints will be harder to beat on the road then Miami in regards to New England.

Miami as a whole knows the Pats better and seems to play them tougher at home then any other team in the NFL regardless of how many wins they have...in 2004 Miami had 2 wins and NE had 2 losses but Miami beat them anyway on MNF.

While the Saints game should provide some offensive firework explosions,other then Randall Gay and Dave Thomas,they do not know this team very well.

Which game in the next 2 weeks looks tougher to win?

Hopefully we can win both...

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lostjumper

The saints is the only possible answer. Especially now that Ronnie Brown is done for the year, I'm not worried about Miami at all.

BelichickFan

The Saints for sure.

That said, it's rare that a road Monday Night team "gets" to play on the road the following week also and that's what we face at Miami.

mayoclinic

No comparison right now - Saints for sure.

But that's not to say that Miami on the road is a gimme, by any stretch of the imagination.

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brady et al fan

I noticed that too. Not fair. Anway, the Saints might be a tougher match than Indy was, never mind Miami. That offense is scarey good and I think we'll learn a lot about our defense this week.

LiveShot

The Saints. They may be the best team in the league although their defense is mediocre against the run. Then we have Maroney which negates that possible defensive edge.

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BradyFTW!

Is this a joke? A 10-0 team or a 5-5 team that we already beat that just lost its best player? Really? I agree that the Dolphins will be a challenge, and any given sunday, and all that, but there is no defensible reason to say that the Saints aren't a bigger challenge.

Rob0729

Saints. Yes, the Dolphins can beat the Panthers without Ronnie Brown, but can they do that with the Pats? They lost Ferguson for the year in that game too and he was one of their best defensive players this year.

JasonStan

Saints are by far the toughest. I think they will be a tougher challenge then even the Colts. I live in Louisiana and the Saints are preparing for this game like it was their Super Bowl. The Saints are a much more complete team then the Colts. Yes the Colts have Manning, who is better then Brees but the Saints have a running game with all 3 backs sharing the load.

I'll be honest, the Saints have not played a great "team" yet.

Giants-Haven't played anyone good before they played the Saints, they got exposed.
Falcons-Matt Ryan gave the game to the Saints on a silver platter
Eagles-McNabb was out

That's really it, Saints have lucked out playing at home against the tougher opponents. Schedule makers really helped them out this year.

I can see this upcoming game could go either way to be honest. I really think it leans all on the Pat's secondary, they need to play at their absolute best. Also keep some kind of pressure on Brees, even if the Pats get up a little bit. Do not stand back like they did against the Colts. Saints, have yet to play against a great QB this year as well. Interesting to see how that Greg Williams D does against Brady.