Around the NFL: Week 4

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by htownskinfan

What makes you think that?
Trust me were worse than the Saints

Saints will be there in the end, probably winning the division.

All those South teams are major issues. Cam is injuried, bad oline and a defense who desperately misses Hardy. Atlanta is the biggest farce of a solid football team, with a bottom 5 defense in the league and a team that struggles to run the ball. And Tampa is a year away, but Lovie is overrated coach who for some unknown reason shitted on mike glennon the entire offseason, only to plug him in because of injury and he lead them to an unlikely win against pittsburg.

Saints much better than the skins

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Saints will be there in the end, probably winning the division.

All those South teams are major issues. Cam is injuried, bad oline and a defense who desperately misses Hardy. Atlanta is the biggest farce of a solid football team, with a bottom 5 defense in the league and a team that struggles to run the ball. And Tampa is a year away, but Lovie is overrated coach who for some unknown reason shitted on mike glennon the entire offseason, only to plug him in because of injury and he lead them to an unlikely win against pittsburg.

Saints much better than the skins

The NFC South is a toss up I think. The Saints made a huge mistake in letting Sproles go. I think maybe Atlanta wins the division, but I don't see any team from that conference making it far.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

The NFC South is a toss up I think. The Saints made a huge mistake in letting Sproles go. I think maybe Atlanta wins the division, but I don't see any team from that conference making it far.

i think it compare to the east. flawed teams who will have their ass handed to them by the west

[CrustyRedskin]

Packers-Bears game Sunday was only the second time in NFL history where neither teams punter never attempted a punt.


Side note: Dick Butkus was honorary captain for the coin toss. He watched the first quarter and saw 15 penalties called on the defense for illegal contact, blows the head of the QB, and unnecessary roughness. He then promptly left the stadium and vomited all the way home.

[NC_Skins]

Kyle Orton takes over for EJ Manuel as Buffalo Bills' QB - ESPN


This is why bad teams remain bad. So much stupid from that coaching staff/FO it isn't even funny.

[SirLK26]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

Kyle Orton takes over for EJ Manuel as Buffalo Bills' QB - ESPN


This is why bad teams remain bad. So much stupid from that coaching staff/FO it isn't even funny.

Way too early to be benching Manuel. Gotta give him more than 14 games to develop. I doubt Orton will be much better anyway and there's no upside with him.

Geno Smith may not have much time left either.