cupofjoe1962
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Chiefs - 4-5
Eagles - 3-6
Colts - 0-10
Redskins - 3-6
Broncos - 4-5
Dolphine - 2-7
Bills - 5-4
I think we still have a good chance to have the best record in the AFC
and get home field advantage.
There is no easy game, no easy schedule, any given Sunday. Cappicce?
There is no easy game, no easy schedule, any given Sunday. Cappicce?
So it would be better if their last 7 games were against Chicago, Green Bay, New Orleans, Baltimore, Houston, Atlanta, and San Francisco?
Exemple:
Seattle Seahawks (2-6) vs Baltimore Ravens (6-3)
Seattle 22, Baltimore 17 Final
Seattle Seahawks (3-6)
Bonus from yesterday game:
Lynch makes Ray Lewis and Jarret Johnson look silly
Bonus from yesterday game:
Lynch makes Ray Lewis and Jarret Johnson look silly
My knees hurt just watching that move by Lynch. Very nice.
Kinda funny to look at it now after listening to people talk about the demise of the Patriots all of last week. Does anyone doubt this team can run the table? I don't.
If we take care of business, it's going to be between us Bal/Pitt and Hou. Pitt is our only H-t-H matchup, but Baltimore has the tiebreak with them in the division. If all four teams win out, we'll (NE/BAL/HOU) all have 2 AFC losses, so it will come down to strength of victory for HFA.
If they all win out, it won't matter. The Pats are behind the Steelers and Texans. The Texans will be #1, Steelers #2, Pats #3
Edit: I take that back. Didn't realize the Texans and Steelers didn't have their bye yet.
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