The Bucs are SB champs in a watereddown league.
Ridiculous. Yeah, it's the parity NFL, but that hardly changes the fact that they're one of the best teams in the league... still.
The pukes are 2 games ahead of us in the division with lesser talent on both sides of the ball and we're supposed to be optimistic?
... and kudos to parcells for having them playing so well. He's got them even believing that they're a lot better than they are. But not at all relevant to what is going on with the Redskins.
The Colts and Panthers managed to beat the Bucs - we were playing them at our house....and we kicked the Colts ass last year
The Panthers are undefeated, and the only team the Colts have lost to is the Panthers. You cite parity in your first argument and then totally discount it's relevancy to the fact that both of the teams you mention have used that same parity to take advantage of some modest changes and move themselves into the league's upper crust.
At some point I would suspect someone (his wife, agent, someone) is going to say "Patrick, it's time to get injured and save yourself for that contract that will pay you what you're worth, not the chicken feed you're making now.....it's not worth the punishment you're having to endure.
At which point I'm sure Patrick would tell them to kiss his a** if they think he's not going to go out there and give it 100% every down.
... or have we forgotten that his heart and his courage are what make him so capable with only 11 games on his NFL belt.
I'm not discounting the relevancy of the pounding that he's taking physically... but to imply that he would, of his own volition or through the suggestion of someone else, just throw in the towel, doesn't give his character the recognition that it deserves.
I see very little improvment, with the exception of P-Ram, Hall and Coles.
Well in that league of parity that you talk about... that's a lot of improvement. And I would definitely add...
Special teams have drastically improved in the last few weeks... not just Hall... Morton is doing a great job, and the blocking is better.
Darnerian McCants... definite improvement from anything a '#3 WR' showed last year.
Randy Thomas... maybe one of the biggest improvements.
"We could have done some things better", "I don't know", "Thats a good question, I don't have the answer to it". C'mon on Boss does that not dissapoint you that our head coach DOES NOT KNOW WHAT TO DO?
He is, was, and always will be... a weird cat on the mic. I don't understand 1/2 the crap he says. Does it disappoint me that he doesn't know what to do? If it's true... yeah. If it's general SpurrierSpeak... I take it with a grain of salt.
Am I disappointed in the coaching in general? Yeah. I'm not a big, huge SOS homer fan by any means... but I thought he opened the season with some good game plans, made some good adjustments and won a few coaching match-ups. The last few weeks he has been out-dueled badly.
I just don't look at the Redskins on a game by game basis so much I guess. Like I said... I expected this team to hopefully go 9-7 with such a tough schedule. 3-3, no matter what the route there, is a respectable mark 6 games in.
Sean Taylor was one of a kind, may he rest in peace.