Good teams learn from bad games. We will find out a lot about this team 2 weeks from now against SD. After what I saw in the first 4 games, I am optimistic.
I too have washed my lucky shirt to avoid offending others and it has remained lucky. Mine got very sweaty while tailgating in Jacksonville because it was so hot.
I don't know, if we talk him up too much he'll wind up holding out next season like a certain ungrateful offensive lineman that we bestowed praise upon way before the national media recognized him. Oh never mind, I voted for him anyways.
Yup. I actually saw him on one of those nfl network list shows. It may have been 10 top nfl coaches who played in the league. They said he was a pretty good player if I recall.
I agree. In addition, play-offs are not determined by the "quality of the win". Our record did not get bumped up to 12-4 last year because we lost games while short handed due to injuries. Nor will it be lowered at the end of the year for beating teams not at full strength. Just get the win and move on.
Robert Royal
I cursed you when you failed to get both feet down in the endzone which I assumed meant you were either clueless or didn't care. You have since made some clutch receptions and appear to be a decent leader in the locker room as well. You have temporarily quieted my cries for a real tight end and therefore I owe you an apology.
He actually rubbed his chin, smiled, and said, "why don't you tell me who the best looking one is?" It would have worked better if Dana was doing the interview but it was still funny.
So he was pre-emptively fired in 2007 in anticipation of losing this weeks game? This thing is more powerful than I thought. He is who we thought he was!
Linehan is out and Kiffen should be gone today. http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3617200
Holmgren and Del Rio must be sweating right now. Who's next?
This is true. By the way, I heard people saying that it is spooky the way our rise to power (if you can call it that) coincides with the NFC east rise to power. I guess you have to add the once Houston Oilers to that equation as well. An NFL flashback to the early 90's.
I agree with this. They were playing the first half for pride and had a lot of adreneline. Once that wore off the better football team got down to business and won the game. It is a great feeling to see your team come out and take over a game when they need to, it has been a while for us.
I heard it too. He said that he and Golic could get together and beat the Raiders. He specifically said that the Rams and the Raiders games don't mean anything. He also stated that we would slip back to the middle of the pack where we belong once we play our divisional games. He is and always has been, a tool.