Cards

tw1st3d · Post #1 » by **tw1st3d** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 3:02 pm

They lost Palmer for the season

Cowboys might be the big dog in the NFC for the moment

not barking up that Superbowl tree .... Just saying

PDay8810 · Post #2 » by **PDay8810** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 4:30 pm

Don't think a big dog has emerged just yet, in spite of current won/loss records. Everyone has warts and injuries as much as anything make it a week to week league. The Cards are tuff SOB's in the mold of their head coach. If anyone can adjust with QB play it's them.

Romotodez · Post #3 » by **Romotodez** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 4:36 pm

Gonna be A dog fight for 5 spots. It amazes me that a2 win team going into yesterday wins and is one game out of their division- Atlanta. Meanwhile, 2 of the following will be left out- The 3 west teams, philly, dallas, GB , Det. We didn't get much help yesterday as Brees/NO blew their game vs SF. Miami lost to Det. As well. As bad as the Giants and Chicago look , I have a feeling both will be on their games when we play them. I'm still stinging from the Washington loss. 6 games left lot can happen. I can't stand Cam newton, but I will be a huge fan of his team tonight.

Jarntt · Post #4 » by **Jarntt** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 5:38 pm

I see 3 teams in the AFC West alone that are IMO better than us, but who knows...

RJ MacReady1 · Post #5 » by **RJ MacReady1** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 5:43 pm

Romotodez wrote:Gonna be A dog fight for 5 spots. It amazes me that a2 win team going into yesterday wins and is one game out of their division- Atlanta. Meanwhile, 2 of the following will be left out- The 3 west teams, philly, dallas, GB , Det. We didn't get much help yesterday as Brees/NO blew their game vs SF. Miami lost to Det. As well. As bad as the Giants and Chicago look , I have a feeling both will be on their games when we play them. I'm still stinging from the Washington loss. 6 games left lot can happen. I can't stand Cam newton, but I will be a huge fan of his team tonight.

Yea ...I was just thinking that last night. For once that tool better live up the the hype of his stupid commercials.

Romotodez · Post #6 » by **Romotodez** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 5:48 pm

Jarntt wrote:I see 3 teams in the AFC West alone that are IMO better than us, but who knows...

The defense, though the pass rush is improving, still scares the crap out of me. I like Moore and Carr but it just seems like they give up a ton of completions

tw1st3d · Post #7 » by **tw1st3d** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 6:48 pm

I did say wasnt barking up that tree yet

depending on what their back up does ....

hell a playoff spot is a playoff spot

Romotodez · Post #8 » by **Romotodez** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 7:58 pm

tw1st3d wrote:I did say wasnt barking up that tree yet

depending on what their back up does ....

hell a playoff spot is a playoff spot

Hell I'm too greedy I guess.I want The Super Bowl

bluejerseyjinx · Post #9 » by **bluejerseyjinx** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 9:20 pm

Jarntt wrote:I see 3 teams in the AFC West alone that are IMO better than us, but who knows...

IMHO I think this KC team is so much better than the Chiefs team that started 9 - 0 last season. Would love to have their LB, Houston. Got some Derrick Thomas in him, but bigger.

bluejerseyjinx · Post #10 » by **bluejerseyjinx** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 9:26 pm

PDay8810 wrote:Don't think a big dog has emerged just yet, in spite of current won/loss records. Everyone has warts and injuries as much as anything make it a week to week league. The Cards are tuff SOB's in the mold of their head coach. If anyone can adjust with QB play it's them.

Sooner or later these key injuries have to catch up with the Cards. Their defense should get more worn down by season end carrying the load most of the time. Palmer going down, still have to play the 49ers and Seattle twice, that's a very tough road ahead. Green Bay is starting to scare the hell out of me.

Romotodez · Post #11 » by **Romotodez** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 10:01 pm

I agree about it catching up to the Cards. The thing is they have built a nice cushion. They have won a couple that they probably should have lost. Now they are with a backup Qb that has won this season. He has completed a low percentage of passes though and I really think they have trouble running the ball at times. The 49 ers on the other hand is the one that needs to be watched out there IMO . They should get healthier and healthier as the season goes.

We just need to take care of our own business we play 3 games vs good records and 3 vs bad records. The ones with bad records probably worry me more than the good

PDay8810 · Post #12 » by **PDay8810** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 10:05 pm

bluejerseyjinx wrote:
PDay8810 wrote:Don't think a big dog has emerged just yet, in spite of current won/loss records. Everyone has warts and injuries as much as anything make it a week to week league. The Cards are tuff SOB's in the mold of their head coach. If anyone can adjust with QB play it's them.

Sooner or later these key injuries have to catch up with the Cards. Their defense should get more worn down by season end carrying the load most of the time. Palmer going down, still have to play the 49ers and Seattle twice, that's a very tough road ahead. Green Bay is starting to scare the hell out of me.

Packers would be my choice through 10 weeks. Still trying to qualify Dallas as a player. Need more time

tw1st3d · Post #13 » by **tw1st3d** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 10:14 pm

PDay8810 wrote:
bluejerseyjinx wrote:
PDay8810 wrote:Don't think a big dog has emerged just yet, in spite of current won/loss records. Everyone has warts and injuries as much as anything make it a week to week league. The Cards are tuff SOB's in the mold of their head coach. If anyone can adjust with QB play it's them.

Sooner or later these key injuries have to catch up with the Cards. Their defense should get more worn down by season end carrying the load most of the time. Palmer going down, still have to play the 49ers and Seattle twice, that's a very tough road ahead. Green Bay is starting to scare the hell out of me.

Packers would be my choice through 10 weeks. Still trying to qualify Dallas as a player. Need more time

I want to see us against the Eagles before I decide

Sadly all of our wins thus far have come against 500 or below teams ..... I wanna see us against a winning team

Romotodez · Post #14 » by **Romotodez** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 10:14 pm

PDay8810 wrote:
bluejerseyjinx wrote:
PDay8810 wrote:Don't think a big dog has emerged just yet, in spite of current won/loss records. Everyone has warts and injuries as much as anything make it a week to week league. The Cards are tuff SOB's in the mold of their head coach. If anyone can adjust with QB play it's them.

Sooner or later these key injuries have to catch up with the Cards. Their defense should get more worn down by season end carrying the load most of the time. Palmer going down, still have to play the 49ers and Seattle twice, that's a very tough road ahead. Green Bay is starting to scare the hell out of me.

Packers would be my choice through 10 weeks. Still trying to qualify Dallas as a player. Need more time

I would probably agree with the Pack but I'm not sure they can run the ball or stop it for that matter. With Rodgers / McCarthey they may not need too. I don't know how Jordy Nelson gets so wide open but he does. If they get HFA then I would say they are definitely the team to beat.

Romotodez · Post #15 » by **Romotodez** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 10:16 pm

tw1st3d wrote:
PDay8810 wrote:
bluejerseyjinx wrote:Sooner or later these key injuries have to catch up with the Cards. Their defense should get more worn down by season end carrying the load most of the time. Palmer going down, still have to play the 49ers and Seattle twice, that's a very tough road ahead. Green Bay is starting to scare the hell out of me.

Packers would be my choice through 10 weeks. Still trying to qualify Dallas as a player. Need more time

I want to see us against the Eagles before I decide

Sadly all of our wins thus far have come against 500 or below teams ..... I wanna see us against a winning team

We beat the champs in their house.

bluejerseyjinx · Post #16 » by **bluejerseyjinx** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 10:32 pm

PDay8810 wrote:
bluejerseyjinx wrote:
PDay8810 wrote:Don't think a big dog has emerged just yet, in spite of current won/loss records. Everyone has warts and injuries as much as anything make it a week to week league. The Cards are tuff SOB's in the mold of their head coach. If anyone can adjust with QB play it's them.

Sooner or later these key injuries have to catch up with the Cards. Their defense should get more worn down by season end carrying the load most of the time. Palmer going down, still have to play the 49ers and Seattle twice, that's a very tough road ahead. Green Bay is starting to scare the hell out of me.

Packers would be my choice through 10 weeks. Still trying to qualify Dallas as a player. Need more time

Fortunately for us, Manning and Brady are in the AFC. Rodgers is the only QB in our conference that would be a nightmarish matchup for our defense. No other qb scares me and I give us a shot vs. anyone else.

tw1st3d · Post #17 » by **tw1st3d** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 10:43 pm

Romotodez wrote:
tw1st3d wrote:
PDay8810 wrote:
Packers would be my choice through 10 weeks. Still trying to qualify Dallas as a player. Need more time

I want to see us against the Eagles before I decide

Sadly all of our wins thus far have come against 500 or below teams ..... I wanna see us against a winning team

We beat the champs in their house.

different year ... different team .... They damn sure arent the Seahawks from last year

Jarntt · Post #18 » by **Jarntt** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 11:25 pm

bluejerseyjinx wrote:
Jarntt wrote:I see 3 teams in the AFC West alone that are IMO better than us, but who knows...

IMHO I think this KC team is so much better than the Chiefs team that started 9 - 0 last season. Would love to have their LB, Houston. Got some Derrick Thomas in him, but bigger.

My bad. I meant to type NFC West.

Jarntt · Post #19 » by **Jarntt** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 11:46 pm

PDay8810 wrote:
bluejerseyjinx wrote:
PDay8810 wrote:Don't think a big dog has emerged just yet, in spite of current won/loss records. Everyone has warts and injuries as much as anything make it a week to week league. The Cards are tuff SOB's in the mold of their head coach. If anyone can adjust with QB play it's them.

Sooner or later these key injuries have to catch up with the Cards. Their defense should get more worn down by season end carrying the load most of the time. Palmer going down, still have to play the 49ers and Seattle twice, that's a very tough road ahead. Green Bay is starting to scare the hell out of me.

Packers would be my choice through 10 weeks. Still trying to qualify Dallas as a player. Need more time

Agree on both points

PDay8810 · Post #20 » by **PDay8810** » Mon Nov 10, 2014 11:47 pm

Jarntt wrote:
bluejerseyjinx wrote:
Jarntt wrote:I see 3 teams in the AFC West alone that are IMO better than us, but who knows...

IMHO I think this KC team is so much better than the Chiefs team that started 9 - 0 last season. Would love to have their LB, Houston. Got some Derrick Thomas in him, but bigger.

My bad. I meant to type NFC West.

Glad you clarified....wasn't going to go there but rolled my eyes some.

I'll say you may be right about the NFC West. I still like our chances better against any of the three than I do Green Bay in a Romo Vs Rodger's playoff offensive slugfest. Pretty sure Dallas brinks first in that one