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Pittsburgh is 5-1 now with the toughest schedule in the NFL. They have a lot of injuries though so far. G-men up next week. They should still have the division wrapped up by November at this rate with the browns, bengals, and ravens playing they way they are.
Jesus christ, poor Dallas.Quote:
Roy Williams, DB, DAL - Fractured Forearm
Williams will miss the remainder of the season after refracturing his right forearm in the third quarter. X-rays in the locker room confirmed the nature and severity if the injury and he will go on Injured Reserve sometime over the next couple of days.
Is this a joke?Quote:
Originally Posted by salt_peanuts
.200 points different seems pretty even to you? On 3 games in the post season for Tennessee?Quote:
Originally Posted by wEEman33
This is such an awful game.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...17/long/2.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/footb...nnounced_N.htm
Also, just so you get it from a source you'd like:
http://www.cowboyspride.net/forum/sh...ad.php?t=27039
.598 winning percentage from last season. I'll take 5-1 so far anyday.
Last season has what to do with anything? We're in week 8 now. Last season is ancient history.
.... I mean Pitttsburgh isn't bad, but their 5-1 hasn't been exactly challenging.Quote:
Originally Posted by salt_peanuts
No doubt. He's giving them 10 win credit for Cleveland twice and 16 win credit for New England. Give me a fucking break.
Check the date on the first link... February 18. Nice, current source.
So the 49ers canned Mike Nolan last night and replaced him with Mike Singletary for the rest of the season. I'd like to think it's the coach but its not. They need an offense that can keep the team in the game and not give it away, and at the same time be able to put drives together that will allow the defense to rest and not wear down during the game.