<p>Jets (9-2) @ Patriots (9-2)… Finally the JETS can prove themselves if they play a complete game offensively and defensively. Its gunna be an intense battle for the AFC East…who’s ready for some monday night football?!?</p>
<p>^I might **** myself watching that Jets-Pats game…Jets are gonna come out on top like Week 2 brahh!</p>
<p>Regarding the Colts and Chargers… If a QB throws four picks in a game then they can not expect to win the game… Turnovers are key in this league, I mean in the New England game Manning decimated the Patriots D the vast majority of the time but those turnovers doomed that Colts… The Chargers are a very good team and should win the AFC west. Look out for them come playoff time to upset a big name in the AFC</p>
<p>steelers give me a heart attack everytime i watch them… if the rams win their division with a losing record thats gonna be so pathetic… lol</p>
<p>Colts will at best lose their first playoff game. People say that injuries aren’t an excuse, and sometimes that’s true, but it seems like Peyton and his receivers are not on the same page. Granted Weddle hooked Wayne a bit, which led to a pick-6 (not Peyton’s fault). I blame him and the offensive line for the throw where he got hit on the arm-he needs to feel that pressure getting to him. Peyton has not played well the last 4 weeks or so. He carved up the Pats’ D, but his INTs ruined it for them. They should have drafted Hakeem Nicks instead of Donald Brown, and they need a bruising RB. Since Edge’s prime years, they have not found a real RB that they can rely on for the long-term. I mean 2 first-round picks spend on Addai (who looked promising, but his body wears down easily) and Brown. The Texans find Arian foster and the man is running like crazy lol. Colts need to get the core healthy again, but they do need some roster revamping-mainly to tool up the running game.</p>
<p>Colts also missed on mjd</p>
<p>The Colts have to make the playoffs! That isn’t a given this year.</p>
<p>LOL at that Andre Johnson-Cortland Finnegan fight. Finnegan unleashed a bull… from a quiet dude.</p>
<p>Don’t **** off Andre Johnson.</p>
<p>Finnegan got put in his place.</p>
<p>Andre Johnson is the God of NFL receivers.</p>
<p>COLTTSSS <3
(i used to live in indiana?)</p>
<p>although if we’re going by where we live, I should really be more of a Ravens fan. Or Redskins. but they suck. majorly. smhsmhsmh</p>
<p><em>completely ignores 49er trashing</em> xD</p>
<p>Consistent and sane is Andre Johnson.</p>
<p>Redskins… smh.</p>
<p>Fly Eagles Fly.</p>
<p>On the road to victory</p>
<p>Andre Johnson will go for 150+ yards and 2+ scores when they play the Titans in a few weeks. He pounded Finnegan lol; he was lucky they broke that up!</p>
<p>I think that Johnson should have been fined more than Finnegan.</p>
<p>On another note (for tomorrow): Go Eagles!</p>
<p>Any thoughts on a sub .500 playoff team coming out of the NFC West? I would be all for a rule that fixes this with a 3rd wild card, in cases where the division winner is 2+ games behind the “3rd wild card” team.</p>
<p>I agree that at least one team from each division should have a shot in the playoffs. However I think if the wildcard seed has a better record than the division winner, then the division winner shouldn’t play at home. The wildcard should be at home and the division winner on the road (remember, only if the division winner’s record is worst than all other playoff teams)</p>
<p>I’m not 100% sold, although these cases are extremely rare and don’t really merit rule changes. </p>
<p>But, take two cases of teams that are currently on the edge, and 80% chance that AT LEAST 1 won’t make the playoffs.</p>
<p>1) Bucs - could easily finish 4-0 in NFCW games and have more wins than any NFCW team.</p>
<p>2) Giants - could finish with 10-12 wins, including a win over the Seahawks that was embarrassing to watch</p>
<p>Did anyone see that article on Yahoo where Mike Tomlin defended James Harrison by saying that the fines are ridiculous because he has to pay for his children’s college education?</p>
<p>THE GUY MAKES MILLIONS OF DOLLARS/YEAR. I think he can afford to dish out a couple hundred grand right now, especially considering his kids are only infants.</p>
<p>This is why I hate the Steelers almost as much as I hate the Patriots: cheaters, thugs, and crybabies (case and point, Tom Braby).</p>
<p>Damn… I saw NFL and thought National Forensics League.</p>
<p>^mlicc…</p>