NFL: Most disappointing team this season?

Mermaidman

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For me, it's the Panthers, not only because they sucked, but they are BORING!

I don't recall what the expectations were for Cinci and KC, but I tossed them in the poll anyway. Hope not repost.
 

SirStev0

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Steelers ... big ben seems to be a one hit wonder if he doesnt bunker down. He had a veteran team last year that could carry him.
 

ThePresence

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For me it's the Giants, because I am a Giants fan and I expected a great season withthe talent they have.
Overall I'd have to go with Cincy or Seattle.
 

1sikbITCH

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Defending Superbowl champs, don't even make the playoffs? Allowing Big Betty to be sacked 14 times by the Ravens alone while losing by a combined score of 58-7? Bahahahaha those steeler chumps have to be sobbing themselves to sleep this year :D
 

DrPizza

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You're missing the Skins from the poll... a lot of people thought they'd do great with Gibbs at the helm; improving on last year's record.
 

Mermaidman

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Originally posted by: DrPizza
You're missing the Skins from the poll... a lot of people thought they'd do great with Gibbs at the helm; improving on last year's record.

But - Mark Brunell

I don't think the Steelers is necessarily the biggest letdown. There was a big question coming into the season about Big BenR.

Other than the Panthers, I think NYG is the worst.
 

chrisms

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Seahawks.. great team on paper, can't seem to put it together on the field.

The Steelers weren't that great to begin with and should've never won the Super Bowl.
 

shilala

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Originally posted by: chrisms
Seahawks.. great team on paper, can't seem to put it together on the field.

The Steelers weren't that great to begin with and should've never won the Super Bowl.
I was just wondering if your head is spinning from the contradiction.

 

hypn0tik

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Bengals.

Chad Johnson is so fvcking awesome but they don't run any plays through him. It's always Housmenasdhowedver you spell his damn name that always gets thrown to. I miss his TD celebrations.
 

Syringer

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How do you not include the NFL's worst team?

http://www.insidebayarea.com/sports/ci_4865778

Quarterback Aaron Brooks joined the Raiders in March. Soon thereafter, he walked into the locker room in Alameda, looked around and saw five-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Randy Moss over yonder. Receiver Ronald Curry sat just around the corner. To his right, Brooks spotted receivers Jerry Porter and Doug Gabriel.

The possibilities seemed endless, Brooks said. How would he know which receiver to throw to on any given play? All were talented, game-breaking players. He had walked straight out of his own personal hell that was the New Orleans Saints and into a quarterback's dream.

...

Nowadays, whenever Brooks lets his mind wander and thinks about what might have been, he turns on his television, inserts a video game and shakes his head.

"I just get on my play station for that," Brooks said of directing an offense that features the aforementioned receivers.

:laugh:
 

jammur21

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Cardinals - with that many weapons on offense and being in the NFC West, they should be 9-6
 

dbk

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Originally posted by: Syringer
How do you not include the NFL's worst team?

http://www.insidebayarea.com/sports/ci_4865778

Quarterback Aaron Brooks joined the Raiders in March. Soon thereafter, he walked into the locker room in Alameda, looked around and saw five-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Randy Moss over yonder. Receiver Ronald Curry sat just around the corner. To his right, Brooks spotted receivers Jerry Porter and Doug Gabriel.

The possibilities seemed endless, Brooks said. How would he know which receiver to throw to on any given play? All were talented, game-breaking players. He had walked straight out of his own personal hell that was the New Orleans Saints and into a quarterback's dream.

...

Nowadays, whenever Brooks lets his mind wander and thinks about what might have been, he turns on his television, inserts a video game and shakes his head.

"I just get on my play station for that," Brooks said of directing an offense that features the aforementioned receivers.

:laugh:

LOL...that's what the fans do, the players get to play on the field.
 

BoomerD

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Originally posted by: chrisms
Seahawks.. great team on paper, can't seem to put it together on the field..

That's been a Seahawk problem right from the start...

The Steelers weren't that great to begin with and should've never won the Super Bowl.


The Steelers did field a pretty decent team last year, but Ben's motorcycle crash and other "issues" have taken it out of him...They SHOULD have benched him for the season, or replaced him after the crash.
 

dbk

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Originally posted by: dethman
steelers. but they lost a lot of talent and the crash definitely affected little ben.

Pfff. Who did they lose? Randle-El and Bettis are the two I can think of on top of my head right now.