Which team has under performed so far?

[Lynch]

The Rams should only look at Cassel and Anderson. The rest are scrubs or go with a project qb in the draft.

Jackson is continually banged up but is a potential 2,000 yard rusher if he's fit and well.

The probalem is it takes a good 2-3 years to build a team through the draft and no franchise can afford to wait that long for at least moderate success. KC are an example. IMO in 2 years they will be an awesome team but suck hard at the moment.

Oakland will always suck and ruin careers for many promising players.

I agree with Ron Jeremy, thoughts of Cassel running Rams offense leaves me a little squirmish, although not many other options are available.
LOL--raiders...my friend has been supporting them for years, his heart is broken.:lol:

 

[Ron Jeremy]

Bellicheat is a very good coach, the system he uses is QB friendly, and beside, when u have Welker and Moss as two of your recievers plus a gun line it makes your job that little bit easier.

 

[Lynch]

Bellicheat is a very good coach, the system he uses is QB friendly, and beside, when u have Welker and Moss as two of your recievers plus a gun line it makes your job that little bit easier.

LOL-Picturing sum rookie QB like 3-4 round pick crapping his pants behind the Rams Shot Line..

 

[Monk]

:lol:

 

[Lynch]

id throw a 7th rounder in there just for the hell of it..:crazy:

 

[Ron Jeremy]

Well Brady was a 7th round wasn't he? haha

 

[Lynch]

Well Brady was a 7th round wasn't he? haha

Hey lets sign Colt Brennan off the Skins, hes a 7th rounder from Hawaii.
good college player tho.

 

[legend]

I disagree on Cassel. Did you see the last second td he threw to Randy Moss against the Jets last week? It was a superb throw and regardless of the play calling, the qb has to have the ability to put the ball where only the receiver can catch it.

I bet Robert Kraft is thinking long and hard about what to do with Brady, especially if the Pats make a deep playoff run. Do you stick with the up and coming qb who looks the goods or do you stay loyal to the guy who brought you success but is now in his 30's and coming back from a serious knee injury?

 

[Lynch]

I disagree on Cassel. Did you see the last second td he threw to Randy Moss against the Jets last week? It was a superb throw and regardless of the play calling, the qb has to have the ability to put the ball where only the receiver can catch it.

I bet Robert Kraft is thinking long and hard about what to do with Brady, especially if the Pats make a deep playoff run. Do you stick with the up and coming qb who looks the goods or do you stay loyal to the guy who brought you success but is now in his 30's and coming back from a serious knee injury?

they would be crazy not to stick with brady!!!!!
just sign cassel for a few more years, and slowly give him more playing time as brady gets older.
Come on man its tom brady, every team is going to want a piece of that action

 

[Tigers_are_Pro]

Either way, they're in great shape. Trading Brady could get some big time value though.

 

[Monk]

as if they would even consider trading tom brady. he has been consistantly good with the pats for the past like 8 years. Maybe Cassel is a one time wonder.

 

[Lynch]

as if they would even consider trading tom brady. he has been consistantly good with the pats for the past like 8 years. Maybe Cassel is a one time wonder.

yes maybe. how old is cassel?
and what round did he go in the draft?

 

[Big Tim]

as if they would even consider trading tom brady. he has been consistantly good with the pats for the past like 8 years. Maybe Cassel is a one time wonder.

Same could have been said about Brady considering they had Bledsoe under centre before Lavar Arrington killed him......

I would seriously look at keeping Cassel if they make a good playoff run. Look at Palmer in Cinci.... he had a similair injury to Brady and has never looked as good as he once did.

Brady would command an elite player plus a 1st or 2nd rounder I would say.

 

[Eelementary]

I would say Jacksonville has under-performed. I mean, they were probably never heralded to do all that brilliantly this season, but they haven't done that well thus far.

Pittsburgh is another - a good win one week, a choke the next...What the?

 

[Monk]

I would say Jacksonville has under-performed. I mean, they were probably never heralded to do all that brilliantly this season, but they haven't done that well thus far.

Pittsburgh is another - a good win one week, a choke the next...What the?

i thought there were hot fav's for the playoffs.

 

[Lynch]

Seahawks!
what are they 2-7?
i pictured them winnig NFC West and going 10-6
Matt Hasselbeck has been out though
BUT that still isnt a reason for an alright team to throw in the towel.
Why have they underperformed so badly?

 

[Monk]

Seahawks!
what are they 2-7?
i pictured them winnig NFC West and going 10-6
Matt Hasselbeck has been out though
BUT that still isnt a reason for an alright team to throw in the towel.
Why have they underperformed so badly?

failure to score points i guess.

 

[Lynch]

failure to score points i guess.

:sarcasm:

 

[Tigers_are_Pro]

Having an utterly useless defense. 31st against the pass with a fairly week offense. Unless your Denver or New Orleans, with a D like that you'll lose almost every game.

 

[Lynch]

what are raiders ranked against the pass?
and how did they perform in the secondary after releasing Hall?