The Browns, Rams, Chiefs, Bucs, Bears, and Raiders played against the Packers, Colts, Chargers, Pats, Bengals and Jets in week 7 and lost by a combined score of 228 - 33.
| QUOTE (Prowling @ Oct 27 2009, 07:11 AM) |
| The Browns, Rams, Chiefs, Bucs, Bears, and Raiders played against the Packers, Colts, Chargers, Pats, Bengals and Jets in week 7 and lost by a combined score of 228 - 33. |
Pathetic. What's worse, each of the winners except GB (31) scored more points than the losers' combined score. What ever happened to parity in the NFL? Is it becoming like the NBA?
When was there really any "parity"? Only 17 teams have ever won a SB and the Steelers (6), Dallas (5), San Fran (5), Pats (3), Giants (3) account for almost half the SB champions ever.
| QUOTE (Prowling @ Oct 27 2009, 01:11 PM) |
| The Browns, Rams, Chiefs, Bucs, Bears, and Raiders played against the Packers, Colts, Chargers, Pats, Bengals and Jets in week 7 and lost by a combined score of 228 - 33. |
And the Titans had a bye last week. Could have been a lot worse. :?:
| QUOTE (John_Galt @ Oct 27 2009, 05:24 AM) |
| Pathetic. What's worse, each of the winners except GB (31) scored more points than the losers' combined score. What ever happened to parity in the NFL? Is it becoming like the NBA? |
Parity was ruining the game anyway. Its good to have great teams and as a consequence, you're going to have really bad teams. The NFL affords plenty of opportunities for these sad sack franchises to improve themselves.