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(Message started by: bgsgfan on Oct 1^st, 2002, 7:56am)

Title: Reflection time -overall records
Post by bgsgfan on Oct 1^st, 2002, 7:56am

OK people, the first month of the NFL is done. Now is a good time to take a look at some numbers and try to get a handle on what is happenning in the NFL vs. our expectations. I'll start this off by just looking at the numbers.

Overall records:

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AFC East

Miami 3 1
New England 3 1
Buffalo 2 2
NY Jets 1 3

AFC North

Cleveland 2 2
Baltimore 1 2
Pittsburgh 1 2
Cincinnati 0 4

AFC South

Indianapolis 2 1
Jacksonville 2 1
Houston 1 3
Tennessee 1 3

AFC West

San Diego 4 0
Oakland 3 0
Denver 3 1
Kansas City 2 2

NFC East

Philadelphia 3 1
Dallas 2 2
NY Giants 2 2
Washington 1 2

NFC North

Green Bay 3 1
Chicago 2 2
Detroit 1 3
Minnesota 0 4

NFC South

Carolina 3 1
New Orleans 3 1
Tampa Bay 3 1
Atlanta 1 2

NFC West

San Francisco 2 1
Arizona 2 2
Seattle 1 3
St. Louis 0 4

Title: Re: Reflection time -overall records
Post by PhantasyPhilly on Oct 1^st, 2002, 8:36am

I think this shows that the Eagles are clearly the best team in the NFC after 1/4 of the season.

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Title: Re: Reflection time -overall records
Post by bgsgfan on Oct 1^st, 2002, 10:02am

I don't know - I think GB is right there. It doesn't matter, because there are maybe 4 or 5 AFC teams better than any NFC team right now.

Title: Re: Reflection time -overall records
Post by Jetdoc on Oct 2^nd, 2002, 1:09pm

J-E-T-S Suck Suck Suck! :'(

Title: Re: Reflection time -overall records
Post by ugley on Oct 2^nd, 2002, 1:40pm

on 10/02/02 at 13:09:46, Jetdoc wrote:

J-E-T-S Suck Suck Suck! :'(

Is Chad the answer? I fired Coles earlier this year and am thinking about re-hireing him now that Vinny T. is on the pine. The Jets are a pretty solid team, if they can find the one piece of the puzzle or may be not. :-/

Title: Re: Reflection time -overall records
Post by FourTwoOh on Oct 2^nd, 2002, 3:55pm

on 10/02/02 at 13:09:46, Jetdoc wrote:

J-E-T-S Suck Suck Suck! :'(

and host the Chiefs this week. The Greatest Show On Grass!

for the record, no, I don't have the Chiefs going to the Super Bowl. But it sure has been a fun ride to 2 - 2.

Title: Re: Reflection time -overall records
Post by Jetdoc on Oct 2^nd, 2002, 4:54pm

Man, I hope Chad is the answer. I'm doing all of the research I can and will be posting my Week 5 analysis of the Jets (seeing that the Texans are on bye) in the next day or two.

Title: Re: Reflection time -overall records
Post by PhantasyPhilly on Oct 2^nd, 2002, 9:32pm

on 10/01/02 at 10:02:10, bgsgfan wrote:

I don't know - I think GB is right there. It doesn't matter, because there are maybe 4 or 5 AFC teams better than any NFC team right now.

Green Bay struggled to beat Carolina and Detroit. They're 3-1, but have been outscored by their opponents. If anyone in the NFC is even close to the Eagles, it's the Yuccaneers.

As far as the AFC, I am still not sold on the Chargers. Oakland is solid, and Miami will recover from their loss, as will the Patriots. I'm not sure about anyone else in the AFC being a contender though. (Maybe the Colts?)

Title: Re: Reflection time -overall records
Post by PA Outlaws on Oct 2^nd, 2002, 9:51pm

Eagles will roll through NFC and into the Super Bowl. Plus, I don't think there are that many AFC teams better than them!!!