NFL Week 5

[Exile on Waveland]

Titans win! It wasn't pretty by any means and we pretty much played like crap all day, but that was not unexpected.

 

5-0 is a wonderful thing with a bye week next week and then the Chiefs the week after. Then, though, comes a stretch of Indianapolis, Green Bay, Chicago and Jacksonville. Our first loss will likely come in that stretch.

 

You'll beat us, pretty easily I might add.

 

This team is done. This is the type of loss that just kills you for the rest of the season. Losing Cullen Jenkins was probably the worst thing that could've happened because now we can't get pressure on the quarterback. Seattle and Indianapolis before the bye and then you guys and Minnesota right after it. What a depressing turn of events.

 

I won't be all that surprised if those four games produce 2-3 losses. The most likely wins, I'll admit, are Green Bay and Chicago but I'm not ready to chalk any of them into the win column quite yet. The bye is coming at a great time, though, after this tough, physical game. It'll give us a chance to rest before the toughest stretch of the year.

 

The Colts aren't good.

[dew1679666265]

Titans win! It wasn't pretty by any means and we pretty much played like crap all day, but that was not unexpected.

 

5-0 is a wonderful thing with a bye week next week and then the Chiefs the week after. Then, though, comes a stretch of Indianapolis, Green Bay, Chicago and Jacksonville. Our first loss will likely come in that stretch.

 

You'll beat us, pretty easily I might add.

 

This team is done. This is the type of loss that just kills you for the rest of the season. Losing Cullen Jenkins was probably the worst thing that could've happened because now we can't get pressure on the quarterback. Seattle and Indianapolis before the bye and then you guys and Minnesota right after it. What a depressing turn of events.

 

I won't be all that surprised if those four games produce 2-3 losses. The most likely wins, I'll admit, are Green Bay and Chicago but I'm not ready to chalk any of them into the win column quite yet. The bye is coming at a great time, though, after this tough, physical game. It'll give us a chance to rest before the toughest stretch of the year.

 

The Colts aren't good.

 

The Colts are very talented and, if they're able to get an early advantage, can turn the game into a shootout - exactly what this Titan team does not want. The Colts are a tough matchup and a rivalry, therefore the game worries me.

[RedFlash]

I won't be all that surprised if those four games produce 2-3 losses. The most likely wins, I'll admit, are Green Bay and Chicago but I'm not ready to chalk any of them into the win column quite yet. The bye is coming at a great time, though, after this tough, physical game. It'll give us a chance to rest before the toughest stretch of the year.

 

I wouldn't say it's a "most likely win" against the Bears and Packers to be honest. GB has underachieved no doubt. but they have enough talent to beat the Titans as for the Bears, this team is 2 quarters away from being undefeated. Which means the Bears are likely better then what most pundit (and fans alike) thought they were.

 

With that said, it wouldn't surprise me if Tennessee beats one of Indy/Jack and one of Chicago/GB in that stretch. But I really like what Fisher got going on there in Tennessee and they may be the best in the AFC this yr.

[SpongeWorthy]

Benson is getting a little work in the Bengals/Cowboys game if anyone is interested. I don't know why you would be.

[SpongeWorthy]

Dare I say he's actually showing a nice burst.

[Derwood]

I guess Carolina over KC in the NSBB Survival Pool was a solid pick for me, eh??

[Exile on Waveland]

Titans win! It wasn't pretty by any means and we pretty much played like crap all day, but that was not unexpected.

 

5-0 is a wonderful thing with a bye week next week and then the Chiefs the week after. Then, though, comes a stretch of Indianapolis, Green Bay, Chicago and Jacksonville. Our first loss will likely come in that stretch.

 

You'll beat us, pretty easily I might add.

 

This team is done. This is the type of loss that just kills you for the rest of the season. Losing Cullen Jenkins was probably the worst thing that could've happened because now we can't get pressure on the quarterback. Seattle and Indianapolis before the bye and then you guys and Minnesota right after it. What a depressing turn of events.

 

I won't be all that surprised if those four games produce 2-3 losses. The most likely wins, I'll admit, are Green Bay and Chicago but I'm not ready to chalk any of them into the win column quite yet. The bye is coming at a great time, though, after this tough, physical game. It'll give us a chance to rest before the toughest stretch of the year.

 

The Colts aren't good.

 

The Colts are very talented and, if they're able to get an early advantage, can turn the game into a shootout - exactly what this Titan team does not want. The Colts are a tough matchup and a rivalry, therefore the game worries me.

 

Oh, the Colts certainly could beat the Titans. They've just given no indication that they're a team to be feared; talent level notwithstanding.

[dew1679666265]

I won't be all that surprised if those four games produce 2-3 losses. The most likely wins, I'll admit, are Green Bay and Chicago but I'm not ready to chalk any of them into the win column quite yet. The bye is coming at a great time, though, after this tough, physical game. It'll give us a chance to rest before the toughest stretch of the year.

 

I wouldn't say it's a "most likely win" against the Bears and Packers to be honest. GB has underachieved no doubt. but they have enough talent to beat the Titans as for the Bears, this team is 2 quarters away from being undefeated. Which means the Bears are likely better then what most pundit (and fans alike) thought they were.

 

With that said, it wouldn't surprise me if Tennessee beats one of Indy/Jack and one of Chicago/GB in that stretch. But I really like what Fisher got going on there in Tennessee and they may be the best in the AFC this yr.

 

What I'm saying by "most likely" is that out of those four games, if the Titans go 2-2 (which I think is likely), the two wins are more likely to be GB and Chicago than Indy and Jax. Nothing against Green Bay or Chicago - both could easily beat the Titans - but Indy and Jax pose worse matchups than GB and Chicago and both are rivalries.

 

And this team is extremely similar to the Titans team that reached the Super Bowl in 99. Strong running game, great defense and semi-smart QB play. I would even say Kerry this year is better than Steve McNair in 99. Obviously without the upside, but for this year alone Kerry might be slightly better.

[dew1679666265]

Titans win! It wasn't pretty by any means and we pretty much played like crap all day, but that was not unexpected.

 

5-0 is a wonderful thing with a bye week next week and then the Chiefs the week after. Then, though, comes a stretch of Indianapolis, Green Bay, Chicago and Jacksonville. Our first loss will likely come in that stretch.

 

You'll beat us, pretty easily I might add.

 

This team is done. This is the type of loss that just kills you for the rest of the season. Losing Cullen Jenkins was probably the worst thing that could've happened because now we can't get pressure on the quarterback. Seattle and Indianapolis before the bye and then you guys and Minnesota right after it. What a depressing turn of events.

 

I won't be all that surprised if those four games produce 2-3 losses. The most likely wins, I'll admit, are Green Bay and Chicago but I'm not ready to chalk any of them into the win column quite yet. The bye is coming at a great time, though, after this tough, physical game. It'll give us a chance to rest before the toughest stretch of the year.

 

The Colts aren't good.

 

The Colts are very talented and, if they're able to get an early advantage, can turn the game into a shootout - exactly what this Titan team does not want. The Colts are a tough matchup and a rivalry, therefore the game worries me.

 

Oh, the Colts certainly could beat the Titans. They've just given no indication that they're a team to be feared; talent level notwithstanding.

 

Even when the Titans sucked, there was a good chance they'd give the Colts a fight. This game is no different (not saying the Colts suck, but the Titans are pretty clearly better right now), in my opinion.

 

If it turns into a shootout (which I know Peyton, Reggie Wayne and Marvin will want), the Colts will likely win.

[Careless]

that was an amusing fumble runback in the dal/cin game

[Keener98]

Just wanted to say HAHAHAAHAHAHAAHa at the Packers.

[dew1679666265]

Marvin Lewis with a risk-taking onside kick after a field goal. And the Bengals recover.

 

They now have the ball early in the fourth, down just 17-16.

[dew1679666265]

And then Chris Perry fumbles the football and Dallas recovers. #-o :-))

[Flames24Rulz]

Just wanted to say HAHAHAAHAHAHAAHa at the Packers.

 

Meh. I can't be too upset about what's going on seeing how injury-free we were last year up until Pickett and Woodson got banged up towards the end of the season. This year, we've lost Harris and Jenkins for the season, Rodgers is visibly banged up with no real backup quarterback, Hawk has been banged up, Woodson has been playing with a broken toe, and both of our safeties have missed multiple games so far. It's been a mess, but yet we still play in the NFC.

 

We have a tough schedule, but if we can steal one at Seattle next week, this loss doesn't hurt as much.

[imb]

And then Chris Perry fumbles the football and Dallas recovers. #-o :-))

 

T.O. T.D.

 

that was a great call on the kick though, they executed it perfectly. gotta think perry won't be seeing the field again for a while

[Jon]

It's never a good sign when the production team prepared a montage of your screwups so far this season.

[dew1679666265]

And then Chris Perry fumbles the football and Dallas recovers. #-o :-))

 

T.O. T.D.

 

that was a great call on the kick though, they executed it perfectly. gotta think perry won't be seeing the field again for a while

 

Definitely a good idea on the onside kick and it was pulled off perfectly. And I don't know for sure what Marvin Lewis is thinking on the matter, but Perry isn't good enough to put up with the fumbles. He's gotta be benched.

[dew1679666265]

I guess Lewis thinks Perry is more valuable than he is. Five fumbles in five games and he sits for one play.

[ChiCubsFan]

DOLPHINSSSSSSSS!

[Warpticon]

DOLPHINSSSSSSSS!

 

agreed.

[ChiCubsFan]

DOLPHINSSSSSSSS!

 

agreed.

 

It's amazing how quickly a team can improve by simply improving their offensive line.

[Warpticon]

DOLPHINSSSSSSSS!

 

agreed.

 

It's amazing how quickly a team can improve by simply improving their offensive line.

 

It really is the most important part of the offense.

 

Also, doesn't help when your secondary does its job and you get consistent pressure on opposing quarterbacks.

[imb]

thank you god for felix jones

[Andy]

The Panthers won 34-0 with two makeshift guys starting at tackle because their starting tackles were both injured...DeAngelo scored 3 times, Delhomme was fantastic, Smith was great...color me pleased.

 

Next week's the big one though...huge game at Tampa. If the Panthers can win that one it's going to be very hard to keep them from winning the division.

[Guest]

LJ can take his 0.2 fantasy points and shove them where the sun doesn't shine.