Is there a Texans fan on these forums? Think every other playoff team has at least 1 poster rooting for them.

If it counts the Texans have been my B team since they started playing in 2002. It's mostly due to being in Texas but I've watched pretty much every Texans game. Love the team, but they'll just never overtake the Broncos for me

My B team is the Browns. :(

<font color=goldenrod>Don't really have a B team. Always had a bit of a soft spot for the Lions though since they've been horrible for the longest time. Megatron is so much fun to watch, as is Suh when he's not stupidly stomping on people. If I had to pick an official #2 team to pull for in the playoffs it'd probably be them.</font>

I'm hoping the Lions win but their road through the playoffs is insane.

Didn't wanna be in the playoffs this year anyway. Whoever wins this year will forever have an asterisk anyway.

:shifty:

1. lions
1A. Texans
3. bengals


Then Packers, Giants, 49ers, Tebows and maybe the Falcons I wouldn't mind rooting for if they're "playing sick".


Saints, Pats, Steelers, Ravens soooooo00o gay

Listen to all of you with your B team bullshit. There is no B choice.

<font color=goldenrod>Like I said, I'm not emotionally invested in any team other than the Giants...but I enjoy football more when I have some sort of rooting interest so if the Giants aren't playing I'm all about the underdogs unless a team I hate is involved.</font>

Divisional schedule were released..

NFC South plays the NFC East and the AFC West with the Saints playing the Pack on the road and the 9ers at home for their "flex" games..

<font color=goldenrod>Yeah the Giants' schedule is gonna be brutal next year. Finishing 1st in the division means they have to play the Packers and Niners again along with the NFC South and AFC North.</font>

<font color=goldenrod>Spagnuolo's firing is now official. I gotta figure the Eagles are going to try to lock him up as quickly as humanly possible before the Giants' season ends (although it wouldn't surprise me if Fewell's job is safe due to making the playoffs anyway).</font>

http://assets.sbnation.com/assets/843606/rob.gif

"WTF, guys?!?!"

<font color=goldenrod>I love the criticism that Rob Ryan's defense is actually too complicated for the players to understand.</font>

Raheem Morris out too. C'mon.

At least we can avoid the Dungy and Gruden rumors for the Tampa job.

One thing I can say from watching the Cowboys is that they have some piss poor tackling.

That's a good place to start improving things.

What? Tackling had been the best part of that defense all year.

The downfall was that they looked ridiculously unorganized on seemingly every play.

Why is Terrance Newman still a starter in the NFL??

Figured Morris would have an extra year to turn it around. Last year was pretty good for them. Or was that his first year on the job?

Spags is better off running defenses. I wouldn't touch him to head coach my team. See Mike Martz, Charlie Weis, and Romeo Crennel.

Morris was there last year..

Well...that sucked. Can anyone loan me a few bucks?

Why an asterisk?

Lockout. Fake season.

My rooting order.

1. Broncos
2. Giants
3. Texans
4. 49ers
5. Falcons
6. Ravens (love Ray Rice too much to ignore)
7. Bengals
8. Packers
9. Patriots
10. Saints
11. Lions
12. Steelers

The Polians are out in Indy

Mine would be:

1) Patriots
2) Everyone else not in #3
3) Giants, Steelers, and Ravens

This season only proved that the Colts were a 1 man team. Nothing more.

Didn't see this one coming.

LOL whatever

Full 16 game season, full preseason..the only thing that was abridged was training camps and the offseason being screwy.

Playoff Predictions
 

AFC

1. New England Patriots (13-3) 2. Baltimore Ravens (12-4) 3. Houston Texans (10-6) 4. Denver Broncos (8-8) 5. Pittsburg Steelers (12-4) 6. Cincinnati Bengals (9-7)

NFC

1. Green Bay Packers (15-1) 2. San Francisco 49ers (13-3) 3. New Orleans Saints (13-3) 4. New York Giants (9-7) 5. Atlanta Falcons (10-6) 6. Detroit Lions (10-6)

Wild-Card Weekend (Week 1): AFC Houston Texans (3) vs. Cincinnati Bengals (6) Denver Broncos (4) vs. Pittsburg Steelers (5) NFC New Orleans Saints (3) vs. Detroit Lions (6) New York Giants (4) vs. Atlanta Falcons (5)

Divisional Playoffs (Week 2): AFC New England Patriots (1) vs. Lowest Seed Baltimore Ravens (2) vs. Highest Seed NFC Green Bay Packers (1) vs. Lowest Seed San Francisco 49ers (2) vs. Highest Seed

Conference Championships (Week 3) AFC Winners of the Divisional Playoffs NFC Winners of the Divisional Playoffs

Superbowl (February 5th, 2012) Winners of the Conference Championships

I wonder if it is also related to the recent news of Bill Polian considering not drafting Luck at all and instead RG3 based on him thinking he's the better QB right now. Originally he was 100% for luck until RG3 won the Heisman and then started to really consider not taking Luck.

Would take longer to rebuild the o-line to fit Griffen's run ability potential instead of Luck's style that almost matches the current Manning style.

Wildcard

Cincinnati @ Houston
Pittsburgh @ Denver
Detroit @ New Orleans
Atlanta @ New York

Divisonal

Cincinnati @ New England
Denver @ Baltimore
Falcons @ Green Bay
New Orleans @ San Francisco

Conference

Denver @ New England
New Orleans @ Green Bay


SUPER BOWL XXXII
Denver vs. Green Bay

NFC

wildcard
Saints over Det
Giants over ATL

Divisional
Saints over SF
giants over GB

Championship
saints over Giants

AFC

Wildcard
Bengals over Texans
Steelers over Broncos

Divisional
Pats over Bengals
Steelers over Ravens

championship
Pats over steelers

Super Bowl
Saints over Pats

Nah for real though

Wildcard

Cincinnati @ Houston
Pittsburgh @ Denver
Detroit @ New Orleans
Atlanta @ New York

Divisonal

Cincinnati @ New England
Pittsburgh @ Baltimore
Falcons @ Green Bay
New Orleans @ San Francisco

Conference

Pittsburgh @ New England
New Orleans @ Green Bay


Super Bowl

New England vs. Green Bay

http://cdn.wl.uproxx.com/wp-content/...12/01/AP-1.jpg

totally looks ready to play football in 9 months

HE'S GOT BLUE BELL HOMEMADE VANILLA

FUCK FOOTBALL

ft.All season long, that speculation has centered on Stanford’s Andrew Luck. Over the weekend, reports emerged that the team may be considering Baylor’s Heisman Trophy-winnng QB, Robert Griffin III.

that aint happenin

Cincinnati at Houston
Pittsburgh at Denver
Detroit at New Orleans
Atlanta at New York

"Theres No Place Like Home Round"
Houston at Baltimore
Pittsburgh at New England
New Orleans at San Francisco
Atlanta at Green Bay

"Defense Wins Championships Round"
Baltimore at New England
San Francisco at Green Bay

Super "Harbaugh" Bowl

Baltimore vs San Francisco