Jets, Bears, and Boys... WTF???

SaintPauly · 12-08-2006, 02:35 AM

Someone said on ESPN today, that coming into the season, the Jets were supposed to be the worse team in the league, but due to Mangini's coaching abilities, they could be a play off contender. Why aren't the critics on their backs with some of this negativity? The Saints are "getting lucky", but the Jets are "coached well". Now, Mangini is getting coach of the year predictions. I'm sorry, are the Jets leading their division? Last time I checked New England was. Not to take anything away from the Jets, but if Peyton doesn't get coach of the year, something is rotten in Canton.

Also, the Bears schedule couldn't be any softer than it is, unless they had Mississippi State on their schedule, but they, along with the Cowboys, are the so called "favorites" to win the NFC. What's going on here? The only thing about this situation that makes me feel real good going into the post season, is that almost every freakin sports genius, was dead wrong about who would go to the Superbowl last year. The Saints have just as much of a chance to win it all in the NFC, as anyone else in contention. So shove it up yours Tom Jackson!

12-08-2006, 02:35 AM	#1
SaintPauly Senior Citizen Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Gulfport, MS Posts: 3,180 Blog Entries: 1	Jets, Bears, and Boys... WTF??? Someone said on ESPN today, that coming into the season, the Jets were supposed to be the worse team in the league, but due to Mangini's coaching abilities, they could be a play off contender. Why aren't the critics on their backs with some of this negativity? The Saints are "getting lucky", but the Jets are "coached well". Now, Mangini is getting coach of the year predictions. I'm sorry, are the Jets leading their division? Last time I checked New England was. Not to take anything away from the Jets, but if Peyton doesn't get coach of the year, something is rotten in Canton. Also, the Bears schedule couldn't be any softer than it is, unless they had Mississippi State on their schedule, but they, along with the Cowboys, are the so called "favorites" to win the NFC. What's going on here? The only thing about this situation that makes me feel real good going into the post season, is that almost every freakin sports genius, was dead wrong about who would go to the Superbowl last year. The Saints have just as much of a chance to win it all in the NFC, as anyone else in contention. So shove it up yours Tom Jackson!