Recent content by dwayne

Tis OK, I suppose... :D

So the 49ers weren't a great team?

I do think it's a shame that Seau may now have to retire without a ring. Still, a run with the Chargers to end his career would be nice.

All great teams have lost in Super Bowls? Huh? No they haven't...

The Steelers, since 1992, have been in divisions which have produced 26 playoff appearances, 4 super bowl appearances (from 3 different teams) and 2 Super Bowl wins. Of course, I don't see what the early 90s has to do with the present day Steelers.

Steelers have been in far from the worst division since re-alignment. That would go to the AFC East and NFC West.

I don't know that Tennessee will be able to make the playoffs again. A new offense for Young to play with next year may get them off to a slow start. Of course, a sub .500 team is likely to make the playoffs next year; it happens often enough. I think the Broncos will do well, but can also...

Colts, Chargers, Steelers. Though I feel the Broncos may bounce back well.

Teams scoring outside of the allotted injury time in soccer is actually quite common.

So is it still the Baltimore Colts? Chicago Cardinals? Anyways, my point wasn't that the Patriots aren't a "Boston" team. Just that it's ludicrous to consider the Sox, Pats, Celtics, etc. small market teams. They simply aren't; they have a massive following all around New England as well as...

People did hate the Cowboys like this, however.

To be entirely fair, it's not the Boston Patriots...

York and Nolan may fluke it, but I'm not holding out hope.... You're right about Kraft and Belichick. Still, we felt the same about Eddie and Walsh/Seifert. Nothing lasts forever.

Elway reached 3 Super Bowls well before Montana, no?

At the time (1987), the 49ers very much expected to be in the running for Super Bowls for many a year (much like the Pats should be now). I'm one of the Niner fans who believe that Montana would easily have got number 5 for us instead of Young (which would have been ideal), as well as perhaps...