Jump to content
  • Welcome!

    Register and log in easily with Twitter or Google accounts!

    Or simply create a new Huddle account. 

    Members receive fewer ads , access our dark theme, and the ability to join the discussion!

     

Bad Football


Mr. Scot

Recommended Posts

Right now I would say there are only 8 teams in the NFL playing good football.

3 in the AFC and 5 in the NFC.

AFC: Patriots, Broncos, Chiefs

NFC: Seahawks, 49ers, Lions, Saints, Panthers.

I honestly think the Panthers and Seahawks are playing the best football right now. The broncos offense is great, but their defense is nothing special. The saints are similar. I can't wait for our games against the saints to see how our d plays. Hell I can't wait to see how well the saints do against the 49ers this week.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I enjoyed our win tremendously.  

 

But if we want to continue to be on this list we have to fix laying the ball on the ground and expecting our defense to fix things.

 

And special teams / punt returns need extra reps on short punts and clearing the area in front of receiver.

 

 

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

The NFC East is going to be won by a bad team. That's a given.

Same can likely be said of the AFC North. Maybe the South too.

If we do have to settle for a wildcard spot then we need to aim for the 5th seed cause that means we get to play the 4th seed which will end up brig the NFC east champs. That's as easy of a playoff game as we will get.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Not hard to name 10 good teams... if you're talking about the total year anyway... if you're talking about any given week, then sure, lots of slopiness.

 

but imo there's 10 good teams easily this year.

 

I look at it just the opposite.

 

I'd say on a given Sunday, you might find ten teams playing good games.  But if you asked me to name ten teams that have played consistently good football - win or lose - over the entire course of the season, I'm not sure I could.

 

Five or six, maybe.  But when you get past that, you start reaching.

 

 

 

If we do have to settle for a wildcard spot then we need to aim for the 5th seed cause that means we get to play the 4th seed which will end up brig the NFC east champs. That's as easy of a playoff game as we will get.

 

Makes sense, and could happen.

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

If we do have to settle for a wildcard spot then we need to aim for the 5th seed cause that means we get to play the 4th seed which will end up brig the NFC east champs. That's as easy of a playoff game as we will get.

 

meh, we faced the best defense the 2nd best defense in the nfc and could of gotten more points if it wasn't for the drops and pressure from the o-line. You do remember we scored 30+ points for 4 straight games prior to the 49ers right?

Link to comment
Share on other sites

meh, we faced the best defense the 2nd best defense in the nfc and could of gotten more points if it wasn't for the drops and pressure from the o-line. You do remember we scored 30+ points for 4 straight games prior to the 49ers right?

No I get that but if we don't get the division that's the best case scenario

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.


  • PMH4OWPW7JD2TDGWZKTOYL2T3E.jpg

  • Topics

  • Posts

    • Right, so basically what I said in my first post about this last night. Tepper needs to use that big wallet of his in one of the few ways it can be used in the NFL given the cap.   Give Scourton a bigger signing bonus but not a fully guaranteed deal. Everyone wins in that scenario as if Scourton is smart and hires good money people, he'll take that bigger signing bonus and use it to make more money in the end over the next 4 years than if he just had his fully guaranteed deal and a smaller signing bonus.
    • It is all confusing and layered. SB is the cash you get very soon within weeks or in simple terms, its what you get to sign the paper work. Players and agents can agree on contract but what to "wait" to sign......teams don't like that cause you can "Carlos Boozer" yourself. In order to get that ink dry, while keeping the contract the same, portion it as a bonus to "sign" and get the funds with ________ .   * But Ive seen worded contracts that split the SB or a 20% to a later date. The beans counters can fill in the details about why certain dates are better and save the team money.. Theres tricks to the trade and accounting is full of them.    Ugh another big layer, is SB can be used to manipulate cap and players. Ill try to give a example that makes enough sense. Believe it or not having a owner like Tepper is a cheat code for this. He has cash in hand, where as Mark Davis had problem making pay roll and had to move the team to Vegas....... Tepper can give you 100,000,000 SB right now and the team can spread out the cap hit. Another owner doesn't have or want to give the player 100,000,000 in cash, but offered the same guaranteed contract in roster bonuses fully guaranteed over the next few years........ Which one do you want??? Everyone wants the money now, not before another inflation waves hits in 2 years. So it does 'pay" to have a owner like tepper that's able to have real cash on hand, while it also works GREAT for cap help. Heres a good video, if you can stand coked up pat and mask look-a-like AJ    
×
×
  • Create New...