Final 1st 2nd 3rd 4th T   Seattle 0 0 0 0 0 Saints 0 0 0 0 0 Notes: ng Day Sept. 9 - 11:00 PM

	Deuce McCallister will be the key to Powder establishing the run.

The Saints in the hands of Powder makes the NFC South an interesting race. Powder is probably one of the most underrated ballers in the MWS. Why? Because for as solid as he plays, he has not been able to bring home a major or a minor championship during his MWS tenure.

He has had solid showings in some tournaments, while in others he has struggled a disappointed.

Powder's upside has been big. This is the same Powder that took the lowly Houston Texans last season and upset MWS Goliath 504 Will onng day. This is the same Powder that took MWS legend Ray Green at Nationals V. But Powder's downside has been just as extreme, blowing a 30+ point lead to Ryan Collins at Nationals IV, losing in the closing moments of the OCS series, and going into controller breaking tirades after frustrating losses.

Consistency is going to be the keyword for Powder who could challenge L.T. for the NFC South. Consistency would almost guarantee the Saints at least a wild card berth in what could be considered a some what less than stellar NFC.

Some MWS pundits have gone as far as to say that the NFC will boil down to Tillery, John B and Powder.

In addition to having to face Tillery twice, Powder must confront the pesky James Brooks who is very confident with the Carolina Panthers. Aaron Cain (aka Capone) and the Falcons round out this division of MWS heavyweights.