Toilet Bowl

[Rat_Scabies]

Which NFL team will finish with worst season record?

[coop41]

I voted the raiders, worst team, worst owner, worst fans (yikes, if I die in a drive-by you'll know why!)
This has to be the worst crop of NFL teams in one season that I can recall. Hell, I'm not sure if the Cardinals are decent or everyone else is so terrible. Parity sucks.

[birdmadgirl]

[quote][i]Originally posted by coop41[/i]
<br>I voted the raiders, worst team, worst owner, worst fans (yikes, if I die in a drive-by you'll know why!)
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Ehhh.... Dallas fans are the most obnoxious people on Earth, IMO. [:D]

[enzfan]

I voted for the Bungholes, Carson Palmer's elbow is killing them.

[coop41]

[quote][i]Originally posted by birdmadgirl[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by coop41[/i]
<br>I voted the raiders, worst team, worst owner, worst fans (yikes, if I die in a drive-by you'll know why!)
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Ehhh.... Dallas fans are the most obnoxious people on Earth, IMO. [:D]
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Definitely worthy of consideration, just don't feel like my life is hanging in the balance when they are around

[plagiarism]

I would've gone with the Rams, since they're so old and bad. But they beat a good team, so the Lions it is.

[i_like_lectric_motors]

Lions. Dan Orlovsky at QB? Roy Williams traded to Dallas? They're not even trying. [:D]

[Frau_Blucher]

Looks like a run-off between Matt Mutton's old and team and his old-old team. [xx(]

[club80]

I had to go with The Lions. Since The Raiders made a coaching change, they are likely to pick up a couple of wins just because of "the slate is wiped clean" atmosphere that follows such changes. Besides, The Raiders actually have some talented young players. The Lions? Not so much.

We didn't sell a lot of records, but somehow we left an impression.
-Johnny Ramone-

[Terim]

Hasn't been easy to be a Chiefs fan this year.[:I]

Some of the decisions coming out of the management team have been a little bizarre and in their one matchup so far, the maligned Raiders, at Arrowhead, put the boots to the Chiefs.

Being shut out by a Carolina team that is not nearly as good as they looked against KC hurt as well.

That said, from what I have seen, the Lions & the Rams have looked worse (although I'm not sure how St. Louis managed to beat Washington last week).

Forced to choose between such worthy contenders, I'll go with the Lions.

[Spectre General]

I say Bengals. The lions usually end up with a few charity games at the end of the year when whoever they're playing against is also eliminated and runs their entire 2nd string or whatever.

The Bengals have a horrible team atmosphere this year and are actually in a competative division, also they're currently 0-6 which is more than any other team right now because I think the Lions had a bye and are only 0-5.

Also, the Texans honestly don't deserve to be on the list. They've just gotten extrememly unlucky. If you paid attention they ALMOST beat Indy AND Jacksonville, and IMO both of those games could've easily gone the other way. I think the Texans might end up looking almost respectable.

Speaking of sucking though, what's with divisions in sports having the words "National" and "West" in them? First you have baseball with the "We're like 3 games over .500" Dodgers winning the division and then you have the fact that it's week 6 of football and the Cardinals have basically already locked the playoffs. Ridiculous.

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[coop41]

[quote][i]Originally posted by Spectre General[/i]
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Speaking of sucking though, what's with divisions in sports having the words "National" and "West" in them? First you have baseball with the "We're like 3 games over .500" Dodgers winning the division and then you have the fact that it's week 6 of football and the Cardinals have basically already locked the playoffs. Ridiculous.

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Damn, I will remind you that the Dodgers also swept the supposed best team in the National League, maybe the NL West was the toughest division in baseball!!!?? And they beat everyone else up!! (Ok, not really, the D-Backs choked it away).
The Cardinals I have tried to like since their arrival here but they always find a way to screw things up so until that X goes by their name that they really have made the playoffs I won't believe it.
The one thing I have always said though, is Warner is so under-rated it's not even funny. Absolutley no running game and still going strong.

Many people don't realize:
Warner is best known for his highly successful stint with the St. Louis Rams from 1998-2003, where he won [b]two NFL MVP[/b] awards in 1999 and 2001, as well as the [b]Super Bowl MVP[/b] award in Super Bowl XXXIV. Behind Steve Young and Peyton Manning, Warner is ranked [b]third all-time[/b] in career passing rating (93.. He also holds the distinction of being the [b]second-most accurate quarterback in NFL history[/b], with a career completion percentage of 65.4%. (wikipedia)

I think he had the second highest passer rating last season in the whole NFL.
It even surprises me.

[Rat_Scabies]

[quote][i]Originally posted by Spectre General[/i]
<br>I say Bengals. The lions usually end up with a few charity games at the end of the year when whoever they're playing against is also eliminated and runs their entire 2nd string or whatever.

The Bengals have a horrible team atmosphere this year and are actually in a competative division, also they're currently 0-6 which is more than any other team right now because I think the Lions had a bye and are only 0-5.

Also, the Texans honestly don't deserve to be on the list. They've just gotten extrememly unlucky. If you paid attention they ALMOST beat Indy AND Jacksonville, and IMO both of those games could've easily gone the other way. I think the Texans might end up looking almost respectable.

Speaking of sucking though, what's with divisions in sports having the words "National" and "West" in them? First you have baseball with the "We're like 3 games over .500" Dodgers winning the division and then you have the fact that it's week 6 of football and the Cardinals have basically already locked the playoffs. Ridiculous.

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What is love after all
but occasional steps
of a dance.........
.......In a trance?
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Regular season record (MLB) stands for nothing. Ask the Angels or the Cubs when they get back from winter vacation, they'll concur.

I think the Texans are underrated too.
New England is a toilet bowl contender the way they're playing these days.