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We all know that there are quite a few bad teams in the AFC like Jacksonville, Oakland, and several more - but who is the worst NFC team? - Tampa Bay, Arizona, or who? There don't appear to be any hideous teams.
I think the bottom four right now has to be Tampa, Arizona, Carolina and even though they were a playoff team last year, Minnesota has to be in the mix.
I'm not counting any team in the NFC out yet. One game doesn't tell the full story, there were quite a few losses that were surprising. Ask this question when a quarter of the season is done, 4 games!
jaypee - Haven't you seen the latest rankings. Philly is now quite high.
I still think that Carolina isn't that bad - but we'll see.
I don't believe in Detroit either.
jaypee - Haven't you seen the latest rankings. Philly is now quite high.
I still think that Carolina isn't that bad - but we'll see.
I don't believe in Detroit either.
I don't believe in Philly -- specifically, their defense.
Detroit's going to be bad ... again.
I have to agree with Detroit as a possibility but Bush might be able to give them just enough if he can stay on the field. But given the fact that they beat Minnesota week one and the fact that Minnesota is pretty much dependent on AP running for 2000 yards again, not sure why nobody else is thinking Minnesota right now as one of the worst.
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