NFL. What have we learned week 14

[calh45]

The Redskins quit on Shanahan. You don't get beat like that unless you hate your coach.

Peyton's arm is getting stronger. He has some zip that wasn't there earlier in the season. I bet it's because he's not tiring his arm out at practice anymore. Still throwing ducks, but they're fast ducks....

The Bengals have the same feel to them that the Ravens had last year. Good D. Solid running game. Deep WR threats. A QB that's young with Jekyll/Hyde tendencies. If anyone could get the Broncos it'd be them.

If the Saints get home field against Seattle in the playoffs I'd take them. The same can be said the other way around. Their home field advantages are ridiculous.

The sooner Mike Munchek realizes that Ryan Fitzpatrick is his QB the better off his team will be. They aren't gonna be outscoring anyone with Fitz or Locker at QB. Give the ball to CJ

 

[calh45]

Titans coach Mike Munchak and running backChris Johnson may both be in their final month in Tennessee.

The Titans, who are already undergoing a change at the top after the death of owner Bud Adams, are not happy with what they’re seeing from Munchak, according to an NFL Network report from Mike Silver and Ian Rapoport. Tommy Smith, the son-in-law of Adams who has taken over control of the team, has said he wants to see tough, hard-nosed football, and it’s no surprise that Smith isn’t happy with what he’s seeing from Munchak’s team.

The same report said that Johnson is “almost certainly gone after the season.” That’s no surprise; Johnson simply isn’t playing well enough to justify his contract.

And the report further said that the Titans seem ready to move on from quarterback Jake Locker, and even suggested that Jay Cutler could be a target of the Titans in free agency this offseason. Cutler played his college football in Tennessee at Vanderbilt.

The report said General Manager Ruston Webster is safe, so it would likely be Webster hiring the new coach and rebuilding the franchise if the Titans are ready to move on from Munchak, Johnson and Locker.

I still don't get front office's infatuation with Cutler. He's all flash no substance. He's this generation's Jeff George.

 

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The Redskins quit on Shanahan. You don't get beat like that unless you hate your coach.

Peyton's arm is getting stronger. He has some zip that wasn't there earlier in the season. I bet it's because he's not tiring his arm out at practice anymore. Still throwing ducks, but they're fast ducks....

The Bengals have the same feel to them that the Ravens had last year. Good D. Solid running game. Deep WR threats. A QB that's young with Jekyll/Hyde tendencies. If anyone could get the Broncos it'd be them.

If the Saints get home field against Seattle in the playoffs I'd take them. The same can be said the other way around. Their home field advantages are ridiculous.

The sooner Mike Munchek realizes that Ryan Fitzpatrick is his QB the better off his team will be. They aren't gonna be outscoring anyone with Fitz or Locker at QB. Give the ball to CJ

There.

Its hard to put full trust in Andy Dalton to carry a team.

 

[calh45]

There.

Its hard to put full trust in Andy Dalton to carry a team.

Before last year we would've said the same thing about Flacco. Dalton has WR's that would bail out his shytty throws like Pitta and Anquan did for Joe in the playoffs last year.

 

[SteelCitySoldier]

Before last year we would've said the same thing about Flacco. Dalton has WR's that would bail out his shytty throws like Pitta and Anquan did for Joe in the playoffs last year.

Flacco is still garbage and Daulton will prove to be the same.

 

[Ice Water]

The Browns, The Browns, The Browns... will this once proud franchise ever return to former glory?

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Munchak, Loggins, Locker, Britt, Fitzpatrick and CJ2k need to be off this team next year.

I haven't watched the titans at all, but I thought reports said locker was playing ok before his injury?

Another team that has me wondering is the Rams, I'm wondering if they stick with Bradford..

Ive known this for some time, but the NFC would be more interesting if the 1 & 2 spot weren't locked up by the saints and hags, I think they can both be outplayed, but homefield is definitely the difference maker in what will probably happen in the offs

 

[Maschine_Man]

Nah, we're worse or exactly what our record says we are. Mediocre af. This win against Pitt don't change anything for me. We'll fukk around and make the playoffs and beat the slumping colts tho.

so you think they are mediocre but have them as a top 8 team to finish the year?

 

[Constellations]

so you think they are mediocre but have them as a top 8 team to finish the year?

Bad teams win playoff games all the time. The NFL has the most arbitrary playoff winners in all of sports. Thats what happens when you're not playing a best of series. shyt just comes down to timing, a favorable matchup, and luck.

 

[calh45]

Flacco is still garbage and Daulton will prove to be the same.

Flacco wasn't garbage for 4 games last year and he's a Super Bowl winner now. It's just what it comes down to. Make the playoffs. Everything resets. Play your best football.

The NY Giants did it twice and now people give thumbs up to Eli's interception throwing ass because of it.

 

[SteelCitySoldier]

Flacco wasn't garbage for 4 games last year and he's a Super Bowl winner now. It's just what it comes down to. Make the playoffs. Everything resets. Play your best football.

The NY Giants did it twice and now people give thumbs up to Eli's interception throwing ass because of it.

Said that already

Don't matter how you got there cuz once you do it's a different ball game.

And I don't see many people giving Eli the thumbs up, yea the media does but people who don't have "agenda's" know what the truth is. Both of those dudes are garbage and got lucky, ye they did their thing in the playoffs but anyone who's being unbiased would take at least ten QB's before they pick either on of them.

 

[LastEmperor2k2]

Crabtree opens up things a lot for Boldin.

Kaep really got some fukking Happy Feet going on.

Snow games are great, they always were, but yesterday was a great reminder of football at it's finest.

Foles should get real consideration for MVP

Bengals going to the SB

 

[FreedS[ohh]lave]

The Redskins quit on Shanahan. You don't get beat like that unless you hate your coach.

Peyton's arm is getting stronger. He has some zip that wasn't there earlier in the season. I bet it's because he's not tiring his arm out at practice anymore. Still throwing ducks, but they're fast ducks....

The Bengals have the same feel to them that the Ravens had last year. Good D. Solid running game. Deep WR threats. A QB that's young with Jekyll/Hyde tendencies. If anyone could get the Broncos it'd be them.

If the Saints get home field against Seattle in the playoffs I'd take them. The same can be said the other way around. Their home field advantages are ridiculous.

The sooner Mike Munchek realizes that Ryan Fitzpatrick is his QB the better off his team will be. They aren't gonna be outscoring anyone with Fitz or Locker at QB. Give the ball to CJ

Difference between Flacco and Dalton is Flacco throws a great deep ball in a league you need to make big plays Daltons weakness is throwing deep

In the playoffs teams are gonna take away those short passes and force Dalton in bad weather to beat em deep which he cant do

 

[Deflatedhoopdreams]

Funny how people are like "I'd never play in that snow". Just think about waking up at 5 am stelveling snow every winter morning.

 

[tonyclifton]

The snow games had me hype as hell. Until the Viking choked again.


Me and my co workers were talking about the vikings and some dude suggested we find a way to get romo

I and said can you imagine the amount of choking that would happen. The combination of the viks and romo choking wouldn't even seem real. Romo would throw for 400 yards 4 td a game and we would still lose