Have a look @ Miami :finssuck: Buffalo :buffaloblows: @ Oakland Miami :finssuck: Bye Jacksonville @ New Engalnd ats_suck: Carolina @ Buffalo :bills_suck: @ Tampa Bay Atlanta @ Indy Cincy The only teams with winning records are New England, Atlanta, Cincy And Indy... that means eight i repeat EIGHT of the next 12 games are against teams .500 or worse... lets say we take six of those than we are at nine... then we could beat New England because we proved it already, and Indy because they would be playing second stringers... that puts us at 11 wins and a playoff birth... i know it is impossible to predict how a season will turn out, especially with the jets, but everyone needs to stop and breath, this team is good enough and has the right schedule to make the playoffs.
not just the next few...not one team the rest of the way is scary, all of them are beatable but its the jets so who knows.
New England, Carolina, Atlanta, Indianapolis, Cincy.....those are 6 tough games right there. I don't care about Carolina's record, there's a ton of talent on that team. And Cincy with a healthy Carson Palmer looks like they're gonna be tough outs and we know about the other 4 games. Schedule looks a lot easier now then it did in the preseason, still not an easy journey to get where we need to get
lets say we only lose these six (which i dont think we will) then we went the first season with sanchez and rex, 9-7...the thing is the first 3 games got everyones hopes up (including mine) but 9-7 would be pretty damn good... especially when me and many others were thinking sub .500... everyone is losing their mind about this game but if we started 1-3 instead of 3-1 this would just be the last game of the tough part of the schedule. hopefully this brings everyone back to earth and then after winning the next five in a row we go back to the super bowl talk.
losing 3 more puts them at the record that every team strives for...12-4... 4 quarters of the season 3-1 in each... they did that the first quarter now they need to do it 3 more times.
