NFL Week 15: Mike Phipps' late delivery

10 minutes left in the third quarter and the Chiefs have 21 yards total offense. For the game.

 

Romo has really grown up the last year or two. I really like him. Romo to Bryant. Cowboys 17-10.

 

One of the marks of a good or bad coaching job seems to be how a team plays down the stretch. Every year we see teams that overachieve and canbe dangerous spoilers. And we see others that seem to pack it in after Thanksgiving.

I don't know if Chan Gailey will get dumped inBuffalo because Ralph Wilson is a very patient owner and expectations are not that high, but the Bills have packed it in. Ditto for the Eagles and Chargers, who we assumed long ago were changing coaches anyway. Chiefs packed it in back about Labor Day and judging from today, it appears the Buccaneers have, too.

 

Packers.

Without question. They have the QB and, as long as this offense is in place, I cannot see them losing at Minnesota or Detroit for years because they are indoors. That is two road wins in division each year.

 

Seahawks just hit 50 for the second week in a row.

 

Yeah. Packers, hands-down. What, I'm supposed to hitch my wagon to Christian Ponder instead of Aaron Rodgers?

 

Man, bad fumble...

 

I would pick Packers because I think Ted Thompson and their front office does the best job when it comes to personnel moves. A little surprised that they haven't found a consistent running back yet.

I don't think they are a great team anymore. But in this watered-down league, they have as good a chance as anyone of stringing together 3-4 wins.

Beyond the Packers, I might lean toward the Lions. A lot of young talent that may not have peaked yet. Hard to tell who will be the better team 2-3 years from now.

 

The entire Detroit Lions organization must be nuked.

 

Why? There are a lot worse outfits out there.

 

The Bears because you wouldn't be living in Minnesota, Detroit or Green Bay.

In all seriousness, Green Bay. They appear to have the best front office.

 

Wtf is Antonio Brown thinking by going out of bounds.