A Change of Tune for ESPN

[JoeRedskin]

Originally Posted by MightyJoeGibbs

Whenver I see Sean Salisibury speaking, I think to myself "He knows he is only qualified to unclog toilets as a janitor at a fat kids camp." --No dis to janitor/fat kids for being referred in same sentence.

Personally, I think Salisbury is the personification of Uncle Rico.
- "Here sport, try and break this. Can't can you?"

[Big C]

seattle at #2 lol. get them in a half decent division and see how good they are

[That Guy]

Originally Posted by Big C

seattle at #2 lol. get them in a half decent division and see how good they are

they still managed to beat us when it mattered.


we did trash their #1 AND #2 WRs for weeks the first time and their #1 all star RB the 2nd time though, so i guess better competition would have beat them up like the way we limped into that game too.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by ArtMonkDrillz

On the Ultimate Depth chart they have us winning the division. Salisbury even complemented our coaching staff. They have us at #3 in the NFC (at least for the playoff spots) behind Carolina and Seattle, respectively.

So who did they have winning it last year ,I know it was'nt the Giants !

[Daseal]

seattle at #2 lol. get them in a half decent division and see how good they are

Beat us didn't they?

[Monkeydad]

Honestly, I think we're better than BOTH Carolina and Seattle.

The Seahawks lost some key players in the off-season and we beat them once last year and nearly again in the playoffs. The Panthers never had the talent besides Steve Smith. They're a one-trick pony.

The only team that COULD possibly be ranked ahead of us in the NFC is the Giants, but I'd really have to debate that one also as we're really evenly-matched teams. (Portis/Barber, WRs, DEF depth/QBs may make the difference for both teams with Brunell having the advantage over Manning)