If the season keeps pace with how it has been going, will the NFC team in the super bowl have a chance?
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If the season keeps pace with how it has been going, will the NFC team in the super bowl have a chance?
watch an NFC team win the super bowl lol
Touched By The Giants The Qb Killers.Quote:
Originally Posted by check two
I wonder what NFC team is playin the steelers in the super bowl this year. They all pretty much suck and theres no real clear frontrunner
the original call was wrong, but they made the correct call on the replay, even though miami probably did recover.Quote:
Originally Posted by GZAjector
so are 2 nfl head coaches, countless assistant coaches and players. pittsburgh has been and still is a hotbed of football talent. that would be like watching a hockey game and complaining about all the referees from montreal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dirty Knowledge
6 of the 23 quarterbacks in the hall of fame are from pittsburgh and you wonder how there could be 2 refs from pittsburgh.
didn't the Titans lose to the Steeler's 4th string quarterback?Quote:
Originally Posted by Baraka Bombah
Dixon started, and Batch finished the game. Congrats to the Steelers on that victory. I'd just like to see them try and do it again. That's all. The Titans had 7 turnovers in that game. That will not happen again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Art Vandelay
i dislike the steelers more than almost any team in all sports ( duke and the yankees are up there too) but i gotta tell ya, the steelers would beat the titans 8 out of 10 times, no doubt.
As long as one of those 2 times is in the playoffs that's fine. A couple of years ago, the Patriots would have probably beat the Giants 9 out of 10 times, but they didn't when it mattered most. The Giants beat the better team and held up the Lombardi trophy. I might point out that the Titans have a history of beating the Steelers when the Steelers are considered the better/much better team. They've done it a few times over the last 10 years. The Steelers have won 2 straight over them though.Quote:
Originally Posted by cutn' heads
titans wont make the playoffs this year unless they win the division. wild cards coming from the north and east.
First off that's exactly what the Titans are likely going to do imo. (win the South) Secondly it's a little early to dismiss the possibility of the 2nd place AFC South team having a better record than the 2nd place teams in the East and North. You may very well end up being correct, but it's no lock by any means. I assume you are feeling the Steelers will win the North. Would you be shocked to see the Ravens lose more than the team that ends up 2nd in the South the rest of the way? I wouldn't. What if Tom Brady was to get hurt like he did 2 years ago again? The Patriots defense isn't exactly great you know, and who the hell is their backup now anyway? The Titans lead the NFL in scoring. They are 3rd in the NFL in scoring defense, 1st in the NFL in red-zone defense, and 1st in the NFL in sacks. The only game where the Titans didn't appear to be the better team on the field was the Pittsburgh game. I hardly think I'm a homer for thinking they're the best team in the AFC South. The Colts are in horrible shape injury wise, and the Texans don't seem to be able to stop anyone lately on defense. The Titans have beat 3 teams (Cowboys, Jaguars, Giants) that the Colts/Texans have lost to already. I hardly think I'm a homer for thinking they're the best team in the AFC South. Would you disagree?Quote:
Originally Posted by cutn' heads
i wouldnt disagree at all. i hope the titans do win the south. im a little sick of seeing the colts in year after year. and, being a ravens fan, it would be nice to not have the damn colts in their way again. based on second half schedules, i really like the ravens to win the north and the steelers dropping in with the WC. NY seems to have the east on lock and i cant see the pats missing the playoffs ( i hope they miss out though)...
i dont get to see many titans games. all i know is they have had issues from the QB spot ( never a good sign), they have a young #1 WR surrounded by journeymen and CJ hasn't been producing like he did in the last 2 years.
they got a good record but look who they beat. the best win was over the giants but that was before the giants started clicking. the eagles win was good, but they lost to denver and a shaky pitts team at home...
we shall see. lots can happen in 9 games.
Vince Young is ranked 3rd in the NFL in QB rating. He and Collins have 12 TD's and 4 INT's this season. Really don't think QB is a problem for them, and yes, a lot could change before the end of the season.Quote:
Originally Posted by cutn' heads
QB issues = yanking one guy for another. agree VY is playing well right now...Quote:
Originally Posted by Baraka Bombah
Yes. Vince was completely lost in that Steelers game. It was the first time he ever saw their defense, and he responded poorly to say the least. I don't blame Fisher for inserting Collins, and he certainly moved the Titans down the field better than Vince that day. I just wouldn't consider 1 out of 7 games of bad QB play (6 weeks ago against the best defense in the NFL) QB problems myself. Just my opinion. Definately had them that day though. I can't argue that.Quote:
Originally Posted by cutn' heads
that pats "d" has been coming up when it mattered most this year.there young an under bill there gna destroy in less than 2 years.there ranked 9th against the rush right now and 30th against the pass.alot of those passing yards have unfortunatelly come in the 2nd half.tom's backup is brian hoyer who had a great preseason from the games i saw.just like when cassel came in...u get under bill's system he can make anyone work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baraka Bombah
it's just a matter of time b4 the texans an colts overtake ur titans..
i see the titans maybe taking 2 out of there last 8 after there bye week