I may be a Bills fan, but I am developing a bit of a mancrush on Ryan Tannehill.
Dude has impressed the hell out of me since the Houston debacle. Should be 4-2 or 5-1.
I may be a Bills fan, but I am developing a bit of a mancrush on Ryan Tannehill.
Dude has impressed the hell out of me since the Houston debacle. Should be 4-2 or 5-1.
The Raiders out played the Falcons...and nothing to show for it....FUDGE!!!!!
If the Raiders had really out played them, then they would have won.
SabresRule said:The Raiders haven't been the same since Jason Campbell broke his collarbone last October.
Remember, his injury was WHY they made the Palmer trade.
Ramy said:If the Raiders had really out played them, then they would have won.
Ramy said:If the Bengals could just convert on a 3rd down they would only have one loss. They are dead last in the NFL in 3rd down conversions.
The Redskins are looking like they are hitting their stride and may give the Giants next week a good game.
LOL.... SO, the Raiders can't outplayed a team...but, IF a team converts a 3rd down...one loss. Riiigghhht....I gotcha.
Ramy said:When you are dead last in the NFL and they would convert some more and just be middle of the pack then YES RIGHT!!!
2 straight losses to teams you should have beat and a choke job in baseball can lead you mood swings...
Decaf.
could've, would've doesn't get it done in the NFL. if miami would've made two field goals they'd be 5-1 on top of the AFC east. not that it would be matter because NE still owns that division and will win it again.
It's always nice to wonder what would have been.
You are some piece of work. I have no mood swing going on or whatever you want to call it. I was just stating that they were playing awful on 3rd down.
Post 1398 of the thread.I am still so disappointed in the outcome of the the Raiders-Falcons game.....
Week 6 wackiness from FoxSports.com:
- A team rushed for 227 yards and lost (Dallas).
- A team rushed for 19 yards and won (Miami).
- A team that had averaged 83 rushing yards a game more than tripled that output to win (the New York Jets).
- A team committed 16 penalties and won (Detroit).
- A team that had won its past two games by a 79-3 margin was drummed 26-3 at home by the New York Giants (San Francisco).
- A quarterback matched his interception total for the entire season with three in one half and still led his team to victory (Matt Ryan/Atlanta).
- A quarterback who suffered a concussion just one week earlier rushed for 138 yards (Robert Griffin III/Washington).
- A kicker who tied the score late with a career-long field goal missed a much closer attempt at the end of regulation in a game his team would ultimately lose (Jay Feely/Arizona).
could've, would've doesn't get it done in the NFL. if miami would've made two field goals they'd be 5-1 on top of the AFC east. not that it would be matter because NE still owns that division and will win it again.
salsadancer7 said:There's the parity the NFL wants! LOL! ADD to that there is only 3 teams with a winning record in the AFC....crazy...