week 15 NFL thread

The Terrell Owens/ D'Angelo Hall spat is about as interesting as a fight between Carrot Top and Paulie Shore

 

The toughest piece of that pie involves the Seattle requirement.

 

I don't know what to tell ya....

The Titans won the game.

BTW, with Haynesworth, Bulluck and Jones, they do have the core of a fine defense. And Jones and Bironas give them a potent special teams punch.

The Jags were on fire playing their most important game of the season... and the Titans beat them.

 

Damon Huard's last start, the Chiefs lost at Miami 13-10. Huard went only 15 for 38 that day.

Huard isn't the solution and Green isn't the problem. It all starts with the offensive line.

 

The point is the terrifying Vince Young did absolutely nothing in that game and the Titans won because the defense and special teams supplied 24 points, which just isn't going to happen often.

Yes, the Titans have some talent on defense, but they aren't the Ravens. They can't win like that all the time and they aren't going to get to face pieces of crap like David Garrard in the playoffs.

I'm not sure Jacksonville winning two in a row counts as red hot, either. The Jags have been incredibly erratic all season. This is the same team that lost to the Texans twice.

Right now, the Bengals look like the class of the AFC Wild Card contenders. After that, the only contender I would rather face than the Jaguars is the Jets. They may both be in good position to battle for that final wild card spot, but the Broncos, Steelers and Titans are all better than New York or Jacksonville at this point.

 

Wrong. It all starts with Herm lying about the QB situation. [/BYH]

 

Fish squished. It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood.

 

I declare it open fucking season against Captain Fucktard himself, Ben Stiller, for that atrocious MNF lead-in. I'm going to bathe my eyes in napalm now.

 

Don't care for Gaylord Folker much do you.

 

I never really found him that funny, but not awful beforehand. After that Peyton immitation, it looked like I was suffering from Parkinson's and Tourette's at the same time.

 

I guess I should be glad I have my back to the screen and the sound off then.

 

Games like this remind me why I wouldn't mind seeing Peyton Manning and Marvin Harrison play in the Super Bowl just once.