Editor’s Note: Griffin Gotta’s weekly MNF and Thursday Night Football coverage on MSF is sponsored for the second straight year by Sadler’s Smokehouse, a producer of premium pit smoked meats that are best described by Sadler’s slogan: Legendary since 1948.
Sadler’s premium meats are perfect for tailgating on Saturday, for grilling out at home on Sunday, or for when you are hosting a group of friends, or even just the family, on Monday night.
With a variety of delicious choices (beef, pork, ribs, turkey, brisket, and more) and availability at grocery stores throughout the U.S., Sadler’s meats are the tasty, convenient choice when you want to watch the big game and eat well while you’re doing it.
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For a game that should be as good as this one looks to be, there’s only one significant change that could be made playoff positioning-wise for these teams, or so says our old friend, the ESPN Playoff Machine.
The Falcons have such a stranglehold on the rest of the NFC that the only way they won’t be the conference’s number one seed is to lose Monday night and in the final week at home against Carolina. If this happened, the Saints would still have to defeat those plunderers of the close loss (or is it more apt to say they steal victories from themselves? I don’t know.), the Buccaneers, in New Orleans to take over the number one seed spot.
