Think about it - last week, we were bombarded with "Bills stink, won't make playoffs, who have they beaten?".
This week, the might Dulfins fell again to a team we lost to in week one. A team supposedly out of it
The Broncos, about to be annointed best in the AFC lost to the free falling Raiders, putting Oakland right back into it.
The Dolts beat the Eagles?! The Eagles who were SB threats?
The NY GIants - on the bottom of the heap, now only a game out of first in the NFC East?
The Falcons, while improving, tied the resurgent Steelers?!
Tennessee, left for dead weeks ago is rolling and on track to win their division.
Except for Green Bay, who can actually clinch their division this week, everyone has a shot at a division title!
Our Bills, who haven't "beaten anyone of consequence" are now tied for first with rematches left against the 2 we're tied with and the Jets who are suddenly very much alive and on our heels.
The point? I don't care what you say, its true that any Sunday, anyone can and does win. And yes, it can happen over and over and over. Its happened every week this season.
I would venture a guess here that other than maybe Houston, Cinncinati, Minnesota,Chicago and probably Seattle, Detroit and Dallas, every other team is alive and has a great shot at the playoffs. Check the standings here:
EAST W L T
New England 5 4 0
Miami 5 4 0
Buffalo 5 4 0
NY Jets 4 5 0
NORTH W L T
Pittsburgh 5 3 1
Baltimore 4 5 0
Cleveland 4 5 0
Cincinnati 1 8 0
SOUTH W L T
Indianapolis 5 4 0
Tennessee 5 4 0
Jacksonville 4 5 0
Houston 2 7 0
WEST W L T
Denver 6 3 0
San Diego 6 3 0
Oakland 5 4 0
Kansas City 4 5 0
2002 National Football Conference Standings
EAST W L T
Philadelphia 6 3 0
NY Giants 5 4 0
Washington 4 5 0
Dallas 3 6 0
NORTH W L T
Green Bay 8 1 0
Detroit 3 6 0
Minnesota 2 7 0
Chicago 2 7 0
SOUTH W L T
New Orleans 7 2 0
Tampa Bay 7 2 0
Atlanta 5 3 1
Carolina 3 6 0
WEST W L T
San Francisco 7 2 0
St. Louis 4 5 0
Arizona 4 5 0
Seattle 3 6 0
Call me crazy, but this is pretty cool and what all leagues should be. I loved our 4 runs to the SB but the age of the dynasty is done!
This week, the might Dulfins fell again to a team we lost to in week one. A team supposedly out of it
The Broncos, about to be annointed best in the AFC lost to the free falling Raiders, putting Oakland right back into it.
The Dolts beat the Eagles?! The Eagles who were SB threats?
The NY GIants - on the bottom of the heap, now only a game out of first in the NFC East?
The Falcons, while improving, tied the resurgent Steelers?!
Tennessee, left for dead weeks ago is rolling and on track to win their division.
Except for Green Bay, who can actually clinch their division this week, everyone has a shot at a division title!
Our Bills, who haven't "beaten anyone of consequence" are now tied for first with rematches left against the 2 we're tied with and the Jets who are suddenly very much alive and on our heels.
The point? I don't care what you say, its true that any Sunday, anyone can and does win. And yes, it can happen over and over and over. Its happened every week this season.
I would venture a guess here that other than maybe Houston, Cinncinati, Minnesota,Chicago and probably Seattle, Detroit and Dallas, every other team is alive and has a great shot at the playoffs. Check the standings here:
EAST W L T
New England 5 4 0
Miami 5 4 0
Buffalo 5 4 0
NY Jets 4 5 0
NORTH W L T
Pittsburgh 5 3 1
Baltimore 4 5 0
Cleveland 4 5 0
Cincinnati 1 8 0
SOUTH W L T
Indianapolis 5 4 0
Tennessee 5 4 0
Jacksonville 4 5 0
Houston 2 7 0
WEST W L T
Denver 6 3 0
San Diego 6 3 0
Oakland 5 4 0
Kansas City 4 5 0
2002 National Football Conference Standings
EAST W L T
Philadelphia 6 3 0
NY Giants 5 4 0
Washington 4 5 0
Dallas 3 6 0
NORTH W L T
Green Bay 8 1 0
Detroit 3 6 0
Minnesota 2 7 0
Chicago 2 7 0
SOUTH W L T
New Orleans 7 2 0
Tampa Bay 7 2 0
Atlanta 5 3 1
Carolina 3 6 0
WEST W L T
San Francisco 7 2 0
St. Louis 4 5 0
Arizona 4 5 0
Seattle 3 6 0
Call me crazy, but this is pretty cool and what all leagues should be. I loved our 4 runs to the SB but the age of the dynasty is done!
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