Well, here the Raiders have gained one monumental headache in Russell, whose football IQ might just be slightly lower than that of Paris Hilton’s actual intelligence quotient. And it appears that might come back down to Al Davis, again intervening and make a decision that has set the franchise back at least two three years. Whoever, was behind the scouting of Russell and the final decision to draft the player, clearly needs to have their head examined. One could also argue that the team’s quarterback, JaMarcus Russell has led to a great many of the team’s woes from the outset. This time around the brunt of the blame rests squarely on the shoulders of Raiders’ coach Tom Cable and that of his entire coaching staff. Never mind that this time around one can’t really solely apportion blame upon their owner, Al Davis. The long suffering Oakland Raiders and their fans have had to put up with the continued ridicule of the franchise.
That being said, I’m of the opinion that much of the malaise we’re now seeing within the AFC West and NFC West, comes from the utterly poor coaching from within those divisions. It has been something of a rarity, albeit that we’ve also seen the likes of Pittsburgh Steelers get upended by the woefully inept Cleveland Browns. That may well be the case, but based on the evidence of this season. The same ‘old mantra’ is still being used that there’s ‘parity within the NFL’ and that on any given day, an extremely good team can be beaten by a bad team. picture appears courtesy of Getty Images/ Andy Lyons …… Indianapolis remained unbeaten with their 28-16 defeat of the Denver Broncos. The single game reception record had been previously held by Terrell Owens, as a San Francisco 49er. The player would complete 21 receptions during the game, while attaining 200 yards and scoring two touchdowns in a losing effort against the Colts. One could perhaps attest to the fact also that the other teams that make up those respective divisions are essentially at best, no more than average, given the lack of quality and inconsistency of their play.īroncos’ wide receiver Brandon Marshall seen here playing against the Indianapolis Colts, on his way to an NFL career record. While on the face of it, one can allude to the fact that within those divisions the standout teams are perhaps, the Arizona Cardinals (NFC West) and the San Diego Chargers and the Denver Broncos (AFC West). picture appears courtesy of Getty Images/ Ronald Martinez. The San Diego Chargers would go on to defeat the Dallas Cowboys 20-17. December 13th, 2009.Chargers' offensive lineman Larry English (#52) gives chase to Cowboys' quarterback, Tony Romo (#9) in a game played at Texas Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
Then I’d be quite happy to listen to the arguments that you’re prepared to put forth to justify your claim or claims, as the case maybe.
If you can categorically state to me what other divisions in the NFL are worst than that of the AFC West and NFC West. I think that it ought to be abundantly clear and plain for all to see that the NFL’s two western divisions might just be the worst that there is, in all of football.
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