Benching Peyton Manning
-
Horrible call. The Jets need to lose! Oh, well. Go Pats and Bungals. (Why don't we have the puke smilie for in text use?)
Sivlerback DPOY said:
Horrible call. The Jets need to lose! Oh, well. Go Pats and Bungals. (Why don't we have the puke smilie for in text use?)The Bengals just do not want to see the Steelers in the playoffs, even though they are not very good. I think they will do everything but give the game to the Jets, just to be sure the Steelers dont make it.....just my prediction. (and I'll be laughing all through the playoffs hahahahaha)
-
Sivlerback DPOY said:
Horrible call. The Jets need to lose! Oh, well. Go Pats and Bungals. (Why don't we have the puke smilie for in text use?)The Bengals just do not want to see the Steelers in the playoffs, even though they are not very good. I think they will do everything but give the game to the Jets, just to be sure the Steelers dont make it.....just my prediction. (and I'll be laughing all through the playoffs hahahahaha)
The Bengals just do not want to see the Steelers in the playoffs, even though they are not very good. I think they will do everything but give the game to the Jets, just to be sure the Steelers dont make it.....just my prediction. (and I'll be laughing all through the playoffs hahahahaha)
I think the Bengals will try to win. They have been shaky as of late and don't want to enter the playoffs after two straight losses against two inferior teams. They need momentum. Plus if they win and the Pats lose (to the Texans,who are one spot out of the playoffs) Bengals will get 3rd seed. Thats the difference between playing the AFC Championship against the Pats home or away. The Pats and Bungals game are at the same time so they won't know ahead of time if the Pats already killed their chances at third seed. Pats will also be looking for momentum and Belichick isn't the person to go easy on another team. Better chance you see Brady throwing his 5th td with 10 seconds left already up by 20+ before you see him get benched for an undrafted rookie.
-
The Bengals just do not want to see the Steelers in the playoffs, even though they are not very good. I think they will do everything but give the game to the Jets, just to be sure the Steelers dont make it.....just my prediction. (and I'll be laughing all through the playoffs hahahahaha)
I think the Bengals will try to win. They have been shaky as of late and don't want to enter the playoffs after two straight losses against two inferior teams. They need momentum. Plus if they win and the Pats lose (to the Texans,who are one spot out of the playoffs) Bengals will get 3rd seed. Thats the difference between playing the AFC Championship against the Pats home or away. The Pats and Bungals game are at the same time so they won't know ahead of time if the Pats already killed their chances at third seed. Pats will also be looking for momentum and Belichick isn't the person to go easy on another team. Better chance you see Brady throwing his 5th td with 10 seconds left already up by 20+ before you see him get benched for an undrafted rookie.
Sivlerback DPOY said:
I think the Bengals will try to win. They have been shaky as of late and don't want to enter the playoffs after two straight losses against two inferior teams. They need momentum. Plus if they win and the Pats lose (to the Texans,who are one spot out of the playoffs) Bengals will get 3rd seed. Thats the difference between playing the AFC Championship against the Pats home or away. The Pats and Bungals game are at the same time so they won't know ahead of time if the Pats already killed their chances at third seed. Pats will also be looking for momentum and Belichick isn't the person to go easy on another team. Better chance you see Brady throwing his 5th td with 10 seconds left already up by 20+ before you see him get benched for an undrafted rookie.well put.
but i guess we'll see.
-
The Bengals are in a weird position for that game though....because in all likelyhood they'll be playing the Jets AGAIN the next week in the Playoffs and might not want to show their hand too much. I'm thinking the Bengals will take the loss and save their guns for the game that really counts.
Doug
-
The Bengals are in a weird position for that game though....because in all likelyhood they'll be playing the Jets AGAIN the next week in the Playoffs and might not want to show their hand too much. I'm thinking the Bengals will take the loss and save their guns for the game that really counts.
Doug
The Bengals are in a weird position for that game though....because in all likelyhood they'll be playing the Jets AGAIN the next week in the Playoffs and might not want to show their hand too much. I'm thinking the Bengals will take the loss and save their guns for the game that really counts.
Doug
Bad call, why not take a shot at history and shut those Dolphin fags up for good.
Furn, please fix your sig, it's annoying.
-
Right call..
16-0 in the regular season means nothing...you have to win 19 for it to mean anything and that's damn near impossible.
The game meant nothing...he played enough to stay sharp and I expect the same thing this week.
The good news is that we can bet against the colts and make money...
-
If they'd lost a game prior to this, I'd say it was the prudent thing to do.
They gave up on a chance at history. They didn't owe it to the fans. They owed it to the players whose legacies will include a "what if" and an "almost" even if they win the Super Bowl. This decision will be remembered for generations as the team that "might have" but chose to just undo 14 weeks' worth of excellence in a mere few moments.
The argument could be made that Manning or someone else could get hurt however Peyton hasn't missed a game in years and has been sacked only a handful of times this year....so, to me at least, that argument doesn't wash.
-
If they'd lost a game prior to this, I'd say it was the prudent thing to do.
They gave up on a chance at history. They didn't owe it to the fans. They owed it to the players whose legacies will include a "what if" and an "almost" even if they win the Super Bowl. This decision will be remembered for generations as the team that "might have" but chose to just undo 14 weeks' worth of excellence in a mere few moments.
The argument could be made that Manning or someone else could get hurt however Peyton hasn't missed a game in years and has been sacked only a handful of times this year....so, to me at least, that argument doesn't wash.
If they'd lost a game prior to this, I'd say it was the prudent thing to do.
They gave up on a chance at history. They didn't owe it to the fans. They owed it to the players whose legacies will include a "what if" and an "almost" even if they win the Super Bowl. This decision will be remembered for generations as the team that "might have" but chose to just undo 14 weeks' worth of excellence in a mere few moments.
The argument could be made that Manning or someone else could get hurt however Peyton hasn't missed a game in years and has been sacked only a handful of times this year....so, to me at least, that argument doesn't wash.
At the very least, they could have left Manning in the game and rotated back-up wrs and rbs into the game. With their o-line and Manning's audiables Manning takes for few hits anyway. Even if the didn't open up the playing calling where Manning would stay clean the entire game the could have still won.
-
If they'd lost a game prior to this, I'd say it was the prudent thing to do.
They gave up on a chance at history. They didn't owe it to the fans. They owed it to the players whose legacies will include a "what if" and an "almost" even if they win the Super Bowl. This decision will be remembered for generations as the team that "might have" but chose to just undo 14 weeks' worth of excellence in a mere few moments.
The argument could be made that Manning or someone else could get hurt however Peyton hasn't missed a game in years and has been sacked only a handful of times this year....so, to me at least, that argument doesn't wash.
If they'd lost a game prior to this, I'd say it was the prudent thing to do.
They gave up on a chance at history. They didn't owe it to the fans. They owed it to the players whose legacies will include a "what if" and an "almost" even if they win the Super Bowl. This decision will be remembered for generations as the team that "might have" but chose to just undo 14 weeks' worth of excellence in a mere few moments.
The argument could be made that Manning or someone else could get hurt however Peyton hasn't missed a game in years and has been sacked only a handful of times this year....so, to me at least, that argument doesn't wash.
Was traveling today and heard a crazy stat on FoxSports. Over his last 1,000+ attempts Manning gets sacked once in 45 passes. The odds of him going down due to injury in that game were minuscule. Ditto over his career, PM's been about as durable as Bret Farve.
PS- Bet against the Colts Sunday? The bookies ain't hearing of it. NO line on the game.
Hello! It looks like you're interested in this conversation, but you don't have an account yet.
Getting fed up of having to scroll through the same posts each visit? When you register for an account, you'll always come back to exactly where you were before, and choose to be notified of new replies (either via email, or push notification). You'll also be able to save bookmarks and upvote posts to show your appreciation to other community members.
With your input, this post could be even better 💗
Register Login