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Expectations are all over the place for the New Orleans Saints. Their season win totals aren’t too pretty from oddsmakers, but many fans are still looking for a fifth consecutive NFC South title and playoff berth after the Saints dominated their division rivals the last four years. But with a new starting quarterback and so much upheaval across the roster, what are you predicting happens in 2021? Do any of those predictions feel, well, bold?
Here are eight shots I’m calling a week out from the season opener. Let’s revisit in a few months and see how I did:
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