So Indy is going to get swept by Tampa bay and Jacksonville, en route to going 2-7 the rest of the year.
Yeah fukking right. Maybe on NFL Blitz 2000.
Yeah fukking right. Maybe on NFL Blitz 2000.
Brehs the AFC South about to have a division winner at 6-10
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They bout to bench luck for 40 year old hasslebeck breh
Even if they do, they beat the Jags with Hasselbeck so who is the joke really on?
Imagine Jags getting beat twice by grandpa.
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As in cumulative each of them are below .500 since 2000. That's NFC west in the 1980's and 90's status. The Rams, Falcons, Saints, maybe the cardinals
ahh...gotcha.As in cumulative each of them are below .500 since 2000. That's NFC west in the 1980's and 90's status. The Rams, Falcons, Saints, maybe the cardinals
Patriots have had a fairly easy go. but the East has still been overall more productive than the other three divisions in the conference
AFC North has pretty much been only a two team race as well
AFC South only seems to have one team competing each year
AFC West is the same as the north, always having at least terrible teams.
I never cared for divisions and Division winners.
To me it should be like this: No matter what division you're in, you get slotted for the playoffs based on your record, period. Idf there is a tie, then you look at head to head and divisional record. But even then i feel like you should get more for out-of-division wins and out-of-conference wins because you'r eplaying teams you dont see often. That should mean more than the ones you play all the time.
To me it should be like this: No matter what division you're in, you get slotted for the playoffs based on your record, period. Idf there is a tie, then you look at head to head and divisional record. But even then i feel like you should get more for out-of-division wins and out-of-conference wins because you'r eplaying teams you dont see often. That should mean more than the ones you play all the time.
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The north is sometimes a 3 team race. Last year 3 teams went. 3 went in 2011, and always 2 seem to go. It's just the Browns that are bad.
Brady has a winning Record against everyone in the NFL. He's won everywhere.
Excluding playoffs where he's the winninghest QB of all time He's 61-16 in his Division
100-31 against everybody else. How is his legacy in question when he's won a 69% of the Games played out of his Division?
People always dragging Brady when Mannings legacy is questioned.
"To put Brady's feat in perspective, Peyton Manning has a losing record against five teams, including a 6-13 record against the Patriots (3-9 vs. Brady in the regular season). Then there's Brett Favre, who had a losing record against seven teams in his career."
No team in the NFL has a winning record against Tom Brady
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Get the fukk out of here with this bullshyt.
The Jets and Titans have the exact same record since 2002 at 102-112, or a winning pct of 47.66%
After that:
3. Dolphins 44.86%
4. Texans 41.86%
5. Buffalo 41.4%
6. Jaguars 40.47%
AFC South has absolutely been worse than the East.
I'll leave this here, too:
In Defense of the AFC East
It's old, but it covers 2002-2013 and shows just how strong the AFC East has been over those 12 years. No need to run the numbers for the next ~1.5 years cuz the East (without the Pat's) won 46% of its games while the South (without the Colts) won just 28% of their games over that time period.
We sure about that
Texans been ass forever, Titans fell off after McNair left, Jags were really up and down for the 00's they fell off too for a minute but I do remember them in the playoffs a couple of times
hell naw nikka they were mediocre at best
You already know. I have to question how long some of you have been watching football. Pretty good teams have mediocre records from time to time. Some of you act as if you are new to the term "any given sunday"
