Which 0-2 team is in the most trouble?
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WaddupDoe!
Steez.
PIFF101
Bring back the Golden Era
Not my Giants
We can't win on the road. 
We have 35 year old QB who arm is deader by each game.
Yet we still throw 40 per game.
We have a stud RB who only getting 10 carries per game
We have a defense who couldn't stop a no name QB for going 85 yards and losing the game.
If the answer isn't the Saints then you don't watch football.
We have 35 year old QB who arm is deader by each game.
Yet we still throw 40 per game.
We have a stud RB who only getting 10 carries per game
We have a defense who couldn't stop a no name QB for going 85 yards and losing the game.
If the answer isn't the Saints then you don't watch football.
Saints
If we lose the next game, Lovie's stupid ass better bench McCown
to be fair, they def could've got that late game winning fg
disclaimer: i only saw the last drive/10 second run off
O.iatlhawksfan
Devoted Joel Embiid hater
Saints haven't played a home game and have lost both games by a combine 5 points. That's with prolly the worst defensive player in the franchise history since the notorious Jason David. I think by missspain we'll be "better"
And I'm aware that I didn't include the Jaguars.
Those bums aren't even worth acknowledging.
Just wait til they start Bortles.
giants
WaddupDoe!
Steez.
They went out & dropped big money on Byrd(which was a mistake imo) & still have a underrated corner. But you guys got worse on defense, crazy...
The Saints.
Them losing these two games shows they still have issues winning on the road. And losing these two games means it's unlikely they'll be getting HFA. Already looking like a 5th seed.
No way they make any sort of meaningful playoff run if they have to make multiple road trips.
Them losing these two games shows they still have issues winning on the road. And losing these two games means it's unlikely they'll be getting HFA. Already looking like a 5th seed.
No way they make any sort of meaningful playoff run if they have to make multiple road trips.
It's the Chiefs because they play in such a tough division. If the Chargers had lost today, I would have said they were in the most trouble. But even though the Chiefs have
The Saints will be fine, in a couple weeks everyone will forget the 0-2 start even happened. Saints are still winning the division. They lost 2 very close games on the last play of the game. Yes, it's stupid that they lost to the Browns, but there's no way this 2 game stretch isn't a fluke. Teams go through bad stretches all the time. Ravens were 1-5 in the last 6 games the year before they won the Super Bowl. Saints were 0-3 in the last 3 games the year they won it all. Their 2 game losing streak just happens to be at the beginning of the season. Don't forget that the Falcons have one of the best offenses in the league, and also the Browns have proven they're substantially better than last year in only 2 weeks. There's still no excuse for them losing to Cleveland, but I think it was more of an anomaly than anything
Look at who they have the next 4 weeks. Vikings, @ Cowboys, Bucs, @Lions. They have a great chance to reel off 4 straight before hosting the Packers at home. They have a good chance to be at 5-2 before the Week 9 TNF matchup against the Panthers. On the other hand, the Panthers have the Steelers, @Ravens, Bears, @ Bengals, and @Packers. There's a decent chance they're below .500 when that Week 9 matchup comes along
The Saints will be fine, in a couple weeks everyone will forget the 0-2 start even happened. Saints are still winning the division. They lost 2 very close games on the last play of the game. Yes, it's stupid that they lost to the Browns, but there's no way this 2 game stretch isn't a fluke. Teams go through bad stretches all the time. Ravens were 1-5 in the last 6 games the year before they won the Super Bowl. Saints were 0-3 in the last 3 games the year they won it all. Their 2 game losing streak just happens to be at the beginning of the season. Don't forget that the Falcons have one of the best offenses in the league, and also the Browns have proven they're substantially better than last year in only 2 weeks. There's still no excuse for them losing to Cleveland, but I think it was more of an anomaly than anything
Look at who they have the next 4 weeks. Vikings, @ Cowboys, Bucs, @Lions. They have a great chance to reel off 4 straight before hosting the Packers at home. They have a good chance to be at 5-2 before the Week 9 TNF matchup against the Panthers. On the other hand, the Panthers have the Steelers, @Ravens, Bears, @ Bengals, and @Packers. There's a decent chance they're below .500 when that Week 9 matchup comes along
