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Opinions: is this really a playoff team??


Jmac

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The team is definitely not a Superbowl caliber team and I doubt even a viable playoff team. The defense is mediocre at best, the offense is far from cohesive and the coaches not doing the jobs at a winning level.....what you got?

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Just now, Jmac said:

The team is definitely not a Superbowl caliber team and I doubt even a viable playoff team. The defense is mediocre at best, the offense is far from cohesive and the coaches not doing the jobs at a winning level.....what you got?

3-2 and still got a 11 games to play.

You must be a quitter. 

 

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Just now, mjligon said:

Defense is bottom half of the league

average to above average offense

terrible coaching

 

yeah no

What he said. You don't win playoff games with conservative playcallilng and a bad defense. We aren't elite at anything. Any of the NFC playoff teams would roll this team.

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Just now, Ace_Aladdin said:

3-2 and still got a 11 games to play.

You must be a quitter. 

 

You’re so delusional it’s hilarious.  If you can’t recognize and acknowledge the serious flaws with this team, you’re blind.  You can pull for a team and acknowledge their shortcomings at the same time.

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