I see what you are saying, but with the way the team has played the first 3 weeks, I am saying if they go 2-10 or 4-8 the rest of the way, we should be worried. This team will progress during the season (unless injuries occur). They aren't that bad to be 6-10. Going 6-7 or 7-6 the rest of the way is very possible. Like you said, any given Sunday, which could get them to 10 wins.
take it one game at a time, hell, we have only beaten teams that were as shit as us last year...all we should be worrying about it the colts. hell, thats a huge game. they could easily bring it all back to earth.
Thats what I was getting at with the original post. If we just play well vs the lessor teams, we have a great chance to go 9-7 or 10-6 (because we play so many) even if we lose to all the "good" teams.
boy, would i love to get you in a high stakes game of poker! there truely is a sucker around every corner.
The Jets are a rebuilding team. Six wins would be good. 8+ wins or more would be awesome. The Jets are playing well but they are getting some breaks as well. When you give up 575 yds of total offense (including 150 yds rushing to McGahee)you usually lose. We still are a work in progress and if we win 8 games in 06' I'll be thrilled.
The Lions are still the Lions, the very next week they were embarrassed by the Bears The Browns may be in the same position as us so I agree it shouldn't be a lock, but we can most definitely win this game The Texans are still terrible nonetheless The Packers remembered how to play football against the Lions, put a little pressure on media darling Farve and he is an INT machine The Bills still lost to us at their house and for the most part after the slow start we were comfortably in the lead for most of the game I concur that the Raiders suck And the Fins also suck We can get to 8 wins even without a running game, with improvements of play from the DL and the running game we can get to the playoffs
One week at a time...then examine team after each four games for a more general appraisal. don't COUNT AHEAD.