somethin to look forward to!!
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Originally posted by MacDuCe49:This!
I'll remind u brees got shut out last weeek against a weak Denver D! So who know maybe we can shut teams out the rest of the way
so your tellin me there's a chance? How did this get to page 2 without a dumb and dumber quote?Originally posted by WookieOftheYear:the record is 165 by the Ravens. We have given up 103 so far. We have to give 7.75 points per game the rest of the season to tie the record. We still have to face Dreww Brees and Tom Brady
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
if AS was on defense ..no problem
Originally posted by eastie:
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
if AS was on defense ..no problem
Do you really need to troll the same crap in every freakin thread? What's your deal????? One trick pony maybe?
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
if AS was on defense ..no problem
Originally posted by JTsBiggestFan:
Man, that's a super tall task ahead. We'd have to have at least a few shutouts to have a shot.
And being put in that perspective...wow, the 165 by the Ravens was amazing. A little over 10 points a game for the entire season.![]()
If we were to average 13 points a game the rest of the way, that's another 104 points for a total of 207, which would also be awesome.
I think we'll be under 250 points allowed when it's all said and done.
We gave up 103. The Bears 100 but with another game to go. Unless they can blank the Titans.
Originally posted by Evilgenius:
Unlikely. That Ravens team faced inept offense after inept offense. We actually face quite a few good offenses this year. But we still have a chance to be way up there in the record books - which IMO, might be just as impressive an accomplishment considering the level of quality of the offenses some teams had to go against (in particular Baltimore in 2000 - the expansion Browns? The hopeless Bengals? The Steelers offense wasn't so great back then either.).
Originally posted by Evilgenius:
Unlikely. That Ravens team faced inept offense after inept offense. We actually face quite a few good offenses this year. But we still have a chance to be way up there in the record books - which IMO, might be just as impressive an accomplishment considering the level of quality of the offenses some teams had to go against (in particular Baltimore in 2000 - the expansion Browns? The hopeless Bengals? The Steelers offense wasn't so great back then either.).
