Uh, what's wrong with discussing bad teams, they're just as worthy of discussion as good ones, in a way good ones are boring because you expect the usual gaudy numbers put up by the Brees and Bradys out there and such; it's only news if they have a bad game really, or they get upset by the perceived "weaker team". Meanwhile, how can you not like the Dolphin's sudden will to fight and not settle for suck for luck after all? Or how the Broncos rallied themselves into the playoffs despite being 1-5 under Orton?
Also miamisportsfan45, the Colts actually have the worst whatever tiebreaker thing, at least according to the official site. They would have the #2 pick with a win, but as they lost their 2-14 is worse than the Rams based on strength of schedule or whatever.
The Bucs were definitely a disappointment considering how well the young bucs did last year, guess the growing pains showed up. I'd keep the coach for another year just to be sure, there is something deeper than a coaching problem imo if a 10-6 team regresses that badly, give him a year to fix them and if not, then start looking.
Finally darthpika, MY team (Niners) are currently sitting with a R1 bye, thank you very much. So the only stories with them is will their injured players be ready in 2 weeks to host whichever team emerges from the rubble, and from there can they compete with the Packers at GB?
Anyways, Texans are definitely looking at one and done, have been since Schaub was lost for the season. Even Foster can't carry them any further than an eventual date with the Ravens or Patriots. Speaking of Ravens, they must be happy they don't have to travel everywhere for once, and they can beat Patriots at their home, so it wouldn't be too surprising if they emerged as the AFC rep. Them or the Steelers, as I think the Patriots' defense is still too much of a liability to carry them all the way.
