TheFunPolice

What's the question again? Sanders vs a guy who was just elevated from the Broncos practice squad?

What a garbage game... This is good though... No way I want to see Cleveland with the 7th seed. My most desired wild card matchup is Cleveland vs Tennessee. Get one if those teams out early.

Browns just run it with ease

No not Landry!

FFS

Browns annoy me. I thought it would be cool to see them become good but they are among my most hated teams

With only 6 games in so far there's not much separation. The true competitors for that #1 seed will become clearer after 11-12 games. Right now the Bengals and Bills have the same record, so standings are a little misleading.

Let's just hope Titans Browns is a first round playoff game

FGs get you beat. Early in the game it could have been 14-0

Agree with the call 100% Just didn't work out. If you can't get a foot you don't deserve to win.

Defense can't stop anything

King Henry is going to need to play some DB soon

So... Are you hard pressed to fine a Titans jersey or do they have lots of fans at their home game

It would be hilarious if someone actually gave out nachos at Halloween

Allen looked a little gimpy on that run

Moss should have just dragged him down... Better a PI than a turnover

Lewan is out cold

Just turn around and pick it off!

Amazing catch and throw! Also huge hit on the kickoff

Titans defender looking for a kill shot got his own guy.

The fewer the flags, the better the game. Watching that Cleveland Arizona game was nuts... Flags every other play. It's too much. Call the obvious stuff and let the players play football. when the refs become a story it's bad for everyone.

One thing that's interesting is that it seems like the playoff games have fewer penalties. That could mean better teams=fewer penalties, but I think it also means better, more experienced refs= fewer penalties.

My list is pretty much the same as most posted, but my "could've been a contender" pick is Losman. Tons of talent, but a bit immature and frankly weird when he came here. Unfortunately, the coaching and the culture was poor, and instead of competent mentors with a plan it was the last disasterous year of Mike Mularkey, a guy who quit his job at the end of the year, and Dick Jauron, who is a pretty decent defensive coordinator who has no business running an entire team. He was completing 62-63% of his passes over the 2 years when he saw real playing time. For a guy who was known more for long passes to Lee Evans than much of anything else, he did make some decent throws in the short and intermediate game as well. He's my pick for "might've been good" had he been on a competent team with real leadership. Having his leg broken in training camp where there were often fights and generally out of control players doing their own thing pretty much speaks for itself. Coaching was putrid, and the organization was such a mess from the GM down.

Great post! This is why I try not to get too bent out of shape about it, as long as the egregious roughing the passer is followed during that same drive with a timely holding call on 2nd or 3rd down, which could be called almost any play anyway.

They usually make up for obviously terrible calls later on, unless tom Brady is playing.