agree 100%Actually it should be at least a game over .500 to qualify.
agree 100%Actually it should be at least a game over .500 to qualify.
Well, ya gotta remember it was his 1st start ...So is Johnny Football going to be Cleveland's answer or another mistake by the lake?
not unless he buckles down and learn some mechanics on how to play quarterback, this free wheeling chunk the ball all over the field is not going to fly in the NFL. I guess he doesnt realize that even the crappiest NFL team is loaded with a majority of players that where excellent in college.So is Johnny Football going to be Cleveland's answer or another mistake by the lake?
He also better lose the Money BS he pulls so far .... he seems to forget that Everybody has Money in the NFL.not unless he buckles down and learn some mechanics on how to play quarterback, this free wheeling chunk the ball all over the field is not going to fly in the NFL. I guess he doesnt realize that even the crappiest NFL team is loaded with a majority of players that where excellent in college.
I think he is going to need to eat a truckload of humble pie before he even thinks about being even a middle of the road nfl quarterback much less a star player.
He got jacked up a few times against Cincy yesterday. Even 'Pac man" Jones got in on the act with a int.He also better lose the Money BS he pulls so far .... he seems to forget that Everybody has Money in the NFL.
Can't wait for his Welcome to the NFL hit !
He should have recvd a 15 yard Taunting penalty every time he does it, seeing the refs penalized the opponent when they did it.
He hasn't played the Ravens or Steelers yet.He got jacked up a few times against Cincy yesterday. Even 'Pac man" Jones got in on the act with a int.
Yes, they should reseed the Home Field part of it .They should let them in, (the winner of the South) but with Wild Card with lowest wins status, no home games etc...
No they haven't. They were 1 1/2 games behind before they played a couple weeks ago.Well, it looks like the Steelers, with as poor as they have played thru a good portion of the season can actually WIN thier division if they take care of business.
They have been a half game behind the Bengals ever since the Bengals tie ...
Steelers have the Chiefs this week .... Chiefs are on the outside looking in at the moment, but if they beat the Steelers, they would tie them record wise.
Steelers have the Bengals the last week, a win and they are more than likely in, a loss and they don't belong in.
Steelers have been a win one lose one team most of the year, every time I look at the standings they have that half game advantage (or more) this is thier chance to catch/pass them (tiebreaker would go to Steelers if they beat them.No they haven't. They were 1 1/2 games behind before they played a couple weeks ago.
Man the Jacksonville Jaguars' uniforms are ugly.
Until we have some actual progress involving an NFL team moving to Los Angeles, maybe it's best to stop the breathless speculation about which teams will move there.There won't be a team moving to Los Angeles in 2015. ESPN.com's Adam Schefter said commissioner Roger Goodell told the Oakland Raiders, San Diego Chargers and St. Louis Rams – the three hottest candidates to move to L.A. if that ever happened – that there will be no team in Los Angeles next season.This news shouldn't surprise you, because the NFL has a clear strategy for Los Angeles. The league lets the market stay open (no team has been there since 1994), does nothing to discourage numerous reports which say that this is the year a team is coming to L.A. (there were reports this year that two teams might even come, which the NFL must have enjoyed tremendously) and then the NFL can use that negotiating power to get cities to publicly finance new stadiums.This is what the league has done repeatedly for two decades. And it's working, so why change now?If the NFL, which makes so much money despite not being in the Los Angeles market that it gave Goodell a bonus of more than $40 million in 2013 just to get rid of its cash, wanted to be in L.A. it would have been done years ago. Quit with any other discussion about that market and an NFL team. Again: If the incredibly profitable NFL thought it was important to have a team in Los Angeles, there would be a team in Los Angeles. Period. That's it. Anything that runs contrary to that statement is intellectually dishonest.Maybe the NFL will finally change its agenda and put a team in Los Angeles one of these years, but nobody should be pretending it's a priority for the league. The Raiders don't even have a home yet for next year because their stadium lease is up, they might be playing their last game ever in Oakland this weekend, and already the NFL has ruled out them returning to L.A. If that doesn't tell you how little the NFL cares about getting a team in that market, nothing else will.So next year, when there are more reports that an NFL team going to L.A is really, really, really going to happen this time, you might want to remember that the NFL doesn't care if it happens or not. Though, it does care that there are reports saying it might happen. It's probably better for the league if that market remains vacant, but we should all understand that by now.
They are working on it.Two Saturday games today. It'll be nice if the Eagles lose so the Lions can clinch a playoff spot, but I doubt that'll happen today.