Unfortunately, they can also lose to any one team on any day (see Rams). They need to be more consistent, but when things are going right they are tough to beat.

Dudes play different outside of that dome.
like they’re scared or just woke up or something.

let alone, up north in cold weather type games?
rex grossman beat them dudes in an NFC title game.

As a Packer fan, I’ll agree with this. I think you always prefer your team to face a team with a shaky quarterback in the playoffs. Of the remaining playoff contending teams the Packers could face, Brees is a concern, Manning (if he’s on) can be a concern and maybe Ryan is a concern, but so far, he has done nothing against Green Bay to worry me. However, Stafford, Cutler, Smith, and Romo are all ideal playoff match-ups because with the game on the line, would you trust any of them?

This Packers defense reminds me of their 09 team, where a veteran QB can pick them apart like Roethlisberger did in the regular season and Warner did in the post-season. If you can keep up with the Packers in a shoot-out (and the Saints can), then it can come down to one mistake, one blown call, one injury, or one fluky play and it’s anybody’s game.

The good news for the Packers is that with the Saints’ 3 losses (including the opener), they’re essentially 4 games behind the Packers with 7 to go. That’s a lot of ground to make up, so if there’s a rematch, it would likely take place at Lambeau.

Brees remains a top 3 quarterback at worst. There aren’t 4 possible quarterbacks better than him.

The saints basically get an extra 3-4 drives per game because of the officiating. The only way the Saints lose is if Drew starts throwing picks to offset the advantage.