Thats right baby We are the Pest in the West. With our last two home games we have combined for 72 points and held our oppenents to 21 . How about Curtis Martin? He will run all over the Raiders , What??? Lets see Curtis Martin 17 attempts allright 11 yards!!!! DAMN what happened there . Im sorry is the Raiders Defense to soft? What? Old Man Eric Allen 4 INTS in the last 3 Games Two Of them for TD's . William Thomas Linebacker , unsung hero? How about 6 interceptions on the year , for a linebacker 6 picks??? Damn Straight We are the Raider Nation And We are coming full speed ahead to the Playoffs . Oh yeah And New York dont go thinking Chad Pennington is better than Ray Lucas and Vinny , We just let them score to mess with your heads , Its all good Wayne Chrebet was on my fantasy team anyways . And Denver , up yours because if you have to come to our house , You aint got a chance in hell . ------------------ Where is my signature?
You are the pest in the BBS. Go Titans!!! ------------------ There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."
HOOP-T What? Where are the Titans movng to now? Arkansas? They can "go" alright, straight to Hell, for all I care. ------------------ "I have a DREAM.........his name's Hakeem." DREAMer's Rocket Page
That's funny, because I seem to remember <a href="http://www.nfl.com/news/00recaps/week3/denoak.html">Denver 33, -aklan- 24</a> in -aklan-. Hmmmm....... ------------------ Nuggets4 The Pinnacle - Rising to the Top With the Denver Nuggets http://www.NugsPinnacle.com
Titans 3 losses by a grand total of seven points, Two Missed field goals, and a 65 yard miss by Hentrich in Buffalo. Two losses came to playoff caliber teams Baltimore and Buffalo. Third loss went to Jacksonville who is 7-7. You can't argue with those numbers. That was the worst part of our season. We are that close to being 14-0. All of that without Dyson, Pickens, and Thigpen....our three star wideouts. Now do you want to talk about the good parts of our season. All eleven of them. We smoke the Raiders with our bench. Please. Go home. ------------------ humble, but hungry.
moestavern19, I did not know that the Raiders were your favorite team. I will give the Raiders there props. The Raiders spanked the Jets. WOW!!! With the Dolphins losing earlier in the day I would have thought that Jets would come out and play with some attitude. That game was never close. The Raiders have had an excellent year. Rich Gannon should be the MVP this year. My money has always been on the Titans. Still is. I can't wait till the playoffs. Well if we face each other during the playoffs may the best team win. Peace!!! ------------------ Titan's fanatic!!!! It was the first time the Titans sent an offense to the line of scrimmage with Eddie George in the backfield behind McNair to go with Wycheck at tight end and Carl Pickens, Kevin Dyson and Yancey Thigpen at wide receiver. So many choices, with a full season still ahead. "I think that might be scary for a defense," Dyson said. [This message has been edited by Dream34 (edited December 13, 2000).]
By the way, Mike tirico likes Gannon a lot. Raiders showed some of that old defensive mystique. Gannon is leading them to comebacks, and for example, has been playing just like McNair. It's going to be tight to the finish, but you will be playing at Adelphi this year! I hope you beat out Miami for 2nd. You are much better than the Dolphins. I think the best AFC teams are the 1.Titans 2.Colts 3.Ravens 4.Broncos with Griese 5.Raiders 6.Dolphins 7.Jaguars 8.Jets 9.Steelers 10.Chiefs ------------------ humble, but hungry.
PhiSlammaJamma, I have to disagree somewhat with the order of your AFC rankings. I do not think the Colts are playing like the second placed team in the AFC. They have played to inconsistently this year to be ranked that high. There game this week against the Dolphins should be a good measuring stick. They have the talent on offense but I think they are to many ??? on defense. I think the Titans are #1 and the Raiders #2. I see alot of the Dolphins and they are a very good team. They are easily a #3 if not a #2 in the AFC. The Dolphins defense is just awesome. Plus this year they have a good offense (thanks in large part to Chan Galey -offensive coordinator). If the Titans win their next two games they need to be sending Thank You cards to the Steelers (for beating the Raiders) and the Buc's (for beating the Dolphins). Also the Ravens are going to go as far there defense carrys them. Their defense is also very tough. Unlike the Dolphins they have a very suspect offense. They lead the league in three and outs for the opposing offense. I just think there offense will let them down in the playoffs. The Broncos are playing well. I am sure they are praying to play the Raiders in the playoffs. That would be great match-up again. It would also be interesting to see if the Jets played the Dolphins. The Jets have had the Dolphins number all year. The Jaguars are hot but I will reserve my rankings to only potential playoff teams. So I think that you need to get rid of teams like the Steelers, Jaguars and Chiefs. ------------------ Titan's fanatic!!!! It was the first time the Titans sent an offense to the line of scrimmage with Eddie George in the backfield behind McNair to go with Wycheck at tight end and Carl Pickens, Kevin Dyson and Yancey Thigpen at wide receiver. So many choices, with a full season still ahead. "I think that might be scary for a defense," Dyson said.
Titans and Raiders have similar patterns , Titans/Oilers went 8-8 for a few years before going to the Super Bowl , The Raiders last two years have been 8-8 playing for nothing but pride , I have every right to be exicted that they finally made the playoffs Oh yeah Nuggets4 Cincinatti 31 Denver 21 What the hell was that . ------------------ Where is my signature?
2-Colts???? More like: 1-Titans 2-Raiders 3-Ravens 4-Colts 5-Broncos 6-Dolphins ------------------ www.dsscake.com
I haven't seen a lot of Miami, but I saw the Jaguars rack up 63 on them in the playoffs last year. I know last year was last year, but that experience might cause them to go mental once again. I'm banking on it. That's why I dopped them so low. Colt's have had some success in playoffs and I expect that to carry over into the post season (should things fall their way). ------------------ humble, but hungry.
The worst football game in the history of mankind. ------------------ Nuggets4 The Pinnacle - Rising to the Top With the Denver Nuggets http://www.NugsPinnacle.com
moe, that game just proves the old cliche, "on any given sunday..." I wouldn't get too cocky about another matchup with the Broncos - could come back to bite you in the ass. The Broncos have owned the Raiders for several years now. I'll concede that you do have reason to crow however. Raiders have looked pretty good this year... in the regular season anyway. he he. Nuggets4, I have to disagree with you. The worst football game in the history of mankind was between the Bills and Oilers. I won't elaborate on the gory details, though... too traumatic... bad flashbacks... ------------------
Rich Gannon just got the starting job at the AFC Pro Bowl over Peyton Manning and Brian Griese , Charles Woodson is in too . Props to Samari Rolle and Rod Smith for making the squad here are the complete rosters (Some people like Sam Cowart might be replaced because of injury) AFC WR Marvin Harrison* Indianapolis 84 rec., 1257 yds., 11 TDs WR Eric Moulds* Buffalo 88 rec., 1199 yds., 5 TDs WR Rod Smith Denver 86 rec., 1421 yds., 8 TDs WR Jimmy Smith Jacksonville 82 rec., 1155 yds., 7 TDs OT Jonathan Ogden* Baltimore 4th straight Pro Bowl OT Tony Boselli* Jacksonville 5th straight Pro Bowl OT Brad Hopkins Tennessee OG Bruce Matthews* Tennessee 13th straight Pro Bowl OG Ruben Brown* Buffalo 5th straight Pro Bowl OG Steve Wisniewski Oakland 8th Pro Bowl C Kevin Mawae* New York Jets 2nd Pro Bowl C Tom Nalen Denver 4th straight Pro Bowl TE Tony Gonzalez* Kansas City 84 rec., 1071 yds., 8 TDs TE Frank Wycheck Tennessee 62 rec., 582 yds., 4 TDs QB Rich Gannon* Oakland 253-424, 3064 yds, 22 TDs QB Peyton Manning Indianapolis 311-507, 3924 yds., 28 TDs QB Brian Griese Denver 214-334, 2674 yds., 19 TDs RB Edgerrin James* Indianapolis 329 att., 1469 yds., 17 TDs (13 rushing) RB Eddie George Tennessee 350 att., 1250 yds., 12 TDs (10 rushing) RB Corey Dillon Cincinnati 282 att., 1320 yds., 7 TDs FB Richie Anderson* New York Jets 72 rec., 692 yds. Defense Pos. Player Team Stats DE Jason Taylor* Miami 60 tackles, 13½ sacks DE Trace Armstrong* Miami 34 tackles, 16½ sacks DE Jevon Kearse Tennessee 45 tackles, 9 sacks DT Trevor Pryce* Denver 40 tackles, 11 sacks DT Sam Adams* Baltimore 115 tackles, 3 sacks, 2 INTs DT Ted Washington Buffalo 53 tackles, 2½ sacks OLB Junior Seau* San Diego 110 tackles, 3½ sacks, 2 INTs OLB Mo Lewis* New York Jets 74 tackles, 7 sacks, 1 INT OLB Jason Gildon Pittsburgh 68 tackles, 10 sacks MLB Ray Lewis* Baltimore 115 tackles, 3 sacks, 2 INTs MLB Sam Cowart Buffalo 129 tackles, 5½ sacks, 2 INTs CB Sam Madison* Miami 34 tackles, 5 INTs CB Samari Rolle* Tennessee 36 tackles, 7 INTs, 1 TD CB Charles Woodson Oakland 71 tackles, 3 INTs SS Blaine Bishop* Tennessee 75 tackles, 2 INTs, 1 TD FS Rod Woodson* Baltimore 65 tackles, 4 INTs FS Brock Marion Miami 85 tackles, 5 INTs * Indicates starter Specialists Pos. Player Team Statistics Punter Darren Bennett San Diego 46.6 avg., 39.3 net Kicker Matt Stover Baltimore 32-35 FGs, 122 pts. Return specialist Derrick Mason Tennessee 26.8 yds./kick return, 13.3 yds./punt return Special Teamer Larry Izzo Miami 4 tackles NFC WR Randy Moss* Minnesota 84 rec., 1257 yds., 11 TDs WR Isaac Bruce* St. Louis 82. rec., 1392 yds., 9 TDs WR Cris Carter Minnesota 85 rec., 1116 yds., 8 TDs WR Terrell Owens San Francisco 74 rec., 1133 yds., 12 TDs OT Orlando Pace* St. Louis 2nd Pro Bowl OT Willie Roaf* New Orleans 7th straight selection OT Korey Stringer Minnesota OG Larry Allen* Dallas 6th Pro Bowl selection OG Randall McDaniel* Tampa Bay 12th straight year as starter OG Ron Stone New York Giants C Jeff Christy* Tampa Bay 3rd straight year as starter C Matt Birk Minnesota TE Chad Lewis* Philadelphia 60 rec., 669 yds., 3 TDs TE Stephen Alexander Washington 40 rec., 390 yds., 2 TDs QB Daunte Culpepper* Minnesota 267-426, 3505 yds., 29 TDs QB Jeff Garcia San Francisco 301-477, 3688 yds., 28 TDs QB Kurt Warner St. Louis 203-298, 2980 yds, 18 TDs RB Marshall Faulk* St. Louis 199 att., 1060 yds., 13 TDs; 70 rec., 736 yds., 6 TDs RB Robert Smith Minnesota 270 att., 1458 yds., 10 TDs (7 rushing) RB Charlie Garner 49ers 236 att., 1096 yds., 10 TDs (7 rushing) FB Mike Alstott* Tampa Bay 126 att., 456 yds., 5 TDs Defense Pos. Player Team Stats DE Hugh Douglas* Philadelphia 53 tackles, 15 sacks DE Joe Johnson* New Orleans 43 tackles, 10 sacks DE Marco Coleman Washington 48 tackles, 12 sacks DT Warren Sapp* Tampa Bay 44 tackles, 13½ DT La'Roi Glover* New Orleans 57 tackles, 16 sacks DT Luther Elliss Detroit 33 tackles, 3 sacks OLB Derrick Brooks* Tampa Bay 136 tackles, 1 sack OLB Jessie Armstead* New York Giants 91 tackles, 4 sacks OLB Keith Mitchell New Orleans 78 tackles, 6½ sacks MLB Stephen Boyd* Detroit 119 tackles MLB Jeremiah Trotter Philadelphia 113 tackles, 3 sacks CB Champ Bailey* Washington 47 tackles, 4 INTs CB Troy Vincent* Philadelphia 73 tackles, 5 INTs CB Donnie Abraham Tampa Bay 52 tackles, 7 INTs SS John Lynch* Tampa Bay 72 tackles, 1 INT SS Robert Griffith Minnesota 89 tackles, 1 INT FS Darren Sharper* Green Bay 86 tackles, 8 INTs * Indicates starter Specialists Pos. Player Team Statistics Punter Scott Player Arizona 44.3 avg., 39.4 net Kicker Martin Gramatica Tampa Bay 25-30 FGs, 112 pts. Return specialist Desmond Howard Detroit 24.7 yds./kick return, 15.4 yds./punt return Special Teamer Michael Bates Carolina 23.4 yds./kickoff return [/list=a] ------------------ "At least they don't make posters of European players" -Walt Williams after getting "posterized" by Zan Tabak . [This message has been edited by moestavern19 (edited December 14, 2000).]
