Originally Posted by NEM (Post 259881)

I dont think he cares either, and I dont expect anything major to come of it either. However just the fact that someone started that web page, and there are more and more threads about McDaniels, it says something of what his cbility to hold down that position might be.

Do I expect anything to happen NOW? No, I dont. but lets see what happens, offensively, in the next three games...because if it goes bad.... then I have a feeling that something like this web site, and others, could have a bearing on his future.

Fact is, there is an awful lot of talk about his ability to be an OC...I may have been the first, many, many games ago, but now there is a lot, and I mean a lot, of people who see what I saw...and its not pretty.

Just took them a little longer to see it. And, possibly more to come if this Sunday is more of the same. Personally, I hope not...because winning games right now is far more important than the ill feelings I have for the little boy coordinator.

Originally Posted by SoonerPatriot (Post 259861)

The past several weeks, it's become fashionable by some in the media i.e. Peter King to break the AFC race down to two teams -- Baltimore and SD.

Shannon Sharpe seemed to say this last night, though he's a bit of a Ravens homer. Plus, he could have been talking about how to make a chocolate cake for all I know. I generally need close captioning when he talks.

IMO this is the most wide open the AFC has been in several years. The Pats will have a say in the outcome. So will Jax and maybe Cincy. I don't think Denver gets in and Indy is in a free fall but still dangerous in their RCA dome cocoon.

SD is very impressive but beatable. And until Marty hoists a Lombardi I'm not buying it, although this SD team is probably as close as it gets to being "Marty proof". Rivers is untested in the playoffs and I wonder about their ability to stretch the field with their WRs, not that they need to very often. I think we could run on their D.

Not sold on Baltimore either. Defense is excellent. But their offense is pop gun. McNair threw 4 ints Sunday. At some point, I think it gets them in trouble.

I guess that's why the Dolphins game doesn't bother me that much. The two media annointed contenders are flawed and there is still 3 weeks of football left to play. We were in the thick of it Sunday and we're still in the thick of it. Nothing has changed.