NFL surprise teams

[The Indomitable DrugS]

Did you really need to post a closeup of some Cambodian boy's ass?

I'm pretty sickened that the winner of the Jets/Fins game probably wins the division.

If the Pats had an offensive line that could do a halfway decent job of pass protecting, a competent quarterback capable of throwing the ball deeper than 12 yards down the field, and a healthy defense they would be two TD super bowl favorites again.

As much as I hate Culpepper, at least he can put trajectory on his deep ball. The sad thing is that Cassell actually has a strong arm, he just throws low and hard and his accuracy drops off bigtime the further he throws.

Not that it would matter much if Cassell actually knew how to loft it up, because the Pats O-line pass protection is embarrassing and he wouldn't have time to go deep.

They lead the leauge in sacks given up, and it took all of two offensive possessions to get Brady knocked out for the season...even though the Pats throw a ton of quick passes where giving up sacks is almost impossible.

I don't think people realize how much upside that offense has right now. With an average pass protecting O-line and any qb with avg deep ball throwing capabilities - they would easily be the best offense in the NFL.

[Scav]

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

Did you really need to post a closeup of some Cambodian boy's ass?

I'm pretty sickened that the winner of the Jets/Fins game probably wins the division.

If the Pats had an offensive line that could do a halfway decent job of pass protecting, a competent quarterback capable of throwing the ball deeper than 12 yards down the field, and a healthy defense they would be two TD super bowl favorites again.

As much as I hate Culpepper, at least he can put trajectory on his deep ball. The sad thing is that Cassell actually has a strong arm, he just throws low and hard and his accuracy drops off bigtime the further he throws.

Not that it would matter much if Cassell actually knew how to loft it up, because the Pats O-line pass protection is embarrassing and he wouldn't have time to go deep.

They lead the leauge in sacks given up, and it took all of two offensive possessions to get Brady knocked out for the season...even though the Pats throw a ton of quick passes where giving up sacks is almost impossible.

I don't think people realize how much upside that offense has right now. With an average pass protecting O-line and any qb with avg deep ball throwing capabilities - they would easily be the best offense in the NFL.

Nice comeback post my friend

[Scav]

Originally Posted by Scav

Nice comeback post my friend

My bad, I didn't see your first gem

[ddthetide]

this season continues to prove my thought that the whole league is 8-8 and the quality of football is Terrible.

surprises: how AWFUL the lions, bengals, browns and raiders are but they are the 4 worst run teams in the league. 49ers are pretty close behind them.

no surprise: norv turner and wade phillips continue to prove they are NOT head coaches.

jeff fisher MIGHT be the best head coach in the league. he wins and his teams play Hard doesn't matter what crap they give him to work with.

[ateamstupid]

Nice of bandwagon Chuck to show up to support his team of the month.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

Nice of bandwagon Chuck to show up to support his team of the month.

I have been a fan of the Dolphins since flipper was in the endzone. And the Jets sucked then too....

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

I have been a fan of the Dolphins since flipper was in the endzone. And the Jets sucked then too....

you mean the team that's beaten the Dolphins six times in a row, and eight of the last nine?