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Lebrontard- one of the top-100 most ignorant people on the face of the earth. Another stupid fucker that I wish was just dead.

This was a much anticipated season opener in 1978, but Colts QB Bert Jones got hurt during preseason and missed the game. The Colts had been one of the AFC's better teams for 2 or 3 years prior and of course we won the Super Bowl in 1977. But this MNF was a one sided blowout. We had almost 600...

Speaking of dodging.

Come on Von, recruit the shit out of him up there. Maybe give up some of that money they gave you to ensure you get him.

You can apply that same logic to any other HC that doesn't call plays then. What does Mike Tomlin do? What about John Harbaugh? What about Mike Vrabel? Give me some examples of head coaches that you think do something positive for their teams and what that is, don't just say you think...

Passed away today, RIP. Liked a lot of their music. https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/fleetwood-mac-singer-christine-mcvie-dead-age-79

Yes because Houston is THAT bad and we are eons better than them. Plus we are at home. Again not saying it's impossible, but yes I would be shocked and if it happened, some people in the building should be fired. We had some bad losses even during the Super Bowl years (1992 home loss to bad...

So, the same

They can still win the division. The Green Bay loss hurt, but Philly isn't running the table from here on out either. If they lose to TN Sunday, we actually control our destiny for the division.

Beyond fucking ridiculous. https://www.theblaze.com/news/california-city-taxpayer-money-political-donations

If it happens, no. And if they play like they di vs Tampa or Green Bay, yep they'll get bounced. If they play like they did against Minnesota, they are not getting beat in the wild card round and almost assuredly will at least reach the conference championship.

That's basically what that says Dooms. And the guy that won the Super Bowl also did it when his team had a ton of injuries.

They are, based on what we've seen so far. They've been accused in the past of only getting fat on weak schedules or feasting on poor teams. This year against the good teams they have faced they are winning. The numbers are the numbers, 5-2 right now vs teams that would be in the playoffs...

At least that was to one of the best teams in league history. The other was to a really, really awful team.

One guy won a super bowl and got to several conference championship games. The other guy never got past the divisional round. But yeah, they are the same.

The 4th rd pick QB played on a team that won 12 games two yrs prior (was decimated by injury in 2015) but the defense played ok and they had a superstar RB to carry the team behind a great OL. And that 4th rd pick QB would have been selected much earlier had it not been for the DUI thing...

Nobody is saying they CANT win. But it would be considered a massive upset and people that bet on games and make sports lines for a living WOULD be very surprised. As would I.

No hope for you dude. I agree that if you are talking about MOST of the league, there isn't a massive difference in overall talent. But the difference from the top few teams to the bottoms few teams is very noticeable.

I don't know. Maybe. They play like they did vs Minnesota, they can beat anyone. They play the way they did vs Green Bay or 1st half of NYG last week? Nope.