True, although every team loses players along the way and has to play with backups.
Well, that's the thing. If everyone sucks, then doesn't it mean almost nobody sucks?(except for the teams that actually suck, like the Jets and Cleveland)
If the day goes right, we might see Pagano and Grigson in Indy for another two years.
I attended the first half in Baltimore and listened to the rest on the drive home. I would not count on Ben being anywhere this bad -- or should I say lame? -- when he plays next month or the month after.
I would add ATL to the mix; BC's own Matty Ice is thus far having a career year.
I don't think Seattle will do very well next week coming off of a short week with a lot of key guys out or hobbled.
Do we know why though? Line play? Lack of weapons?
Right, much better to devote all that practice time to the straight onside kick that dribbles two times then takes the high hop at exactly the 10-yard restraining line.
Dan Fouts was doing the San Diego game this week, a CBS Sports publicist told The Sun via email, because the former quarterback was “being honored at halftime with other Chargers Hall of Famers.”
I guess when I get the Patriots it's with much more prominent announcers, so I don't hear him much. I see what everyone means when they hate on Fouts. His voice doesn't help either.
I really think there's a shelf life for these guys in modern times. Madden was the exception -- in no small measure because he was willing to say when a team proved him wrong about what he would have done.
Totally agree. Fouts used to be good. Simms was solid. I remember how good Dierdorf was before he started believing his own reviews. Only a few remain good for a long time.
Dierdorf was another one who was good early on. Aikman's dull, but he has staying power
This afternoon was the "signature win" that Irsay will use to convince himself to not do the right thing at the end of the year.
You can say that again. Its like he has never watched (never mind play) a game before
