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If any of you can post the complete ESPN rankings, please do...Let's see positions 4,5 and 6.
4. Dallas Cowboys (3-3)
12.5 percent. The Eagles are making it difficult for everyone else in the NFC East right now, but Dallas still has two games in hand against them and five total division games left. The Cowboys' 12.5 percent chance of winning the division might seem low, but it could look much different in a few weeks.
5. Seattle Seahawks (4-2)
77.8 percent. A win over the Rams in Week 5 has Seattle in the driver's seat for the NFC West, and the two teams won't meet again until Week 15. The Seahawks continue to win with defense, allowing a league-best 15.7 points per game this season.
6. Los Angeles Rams (5-2)
21.8 percent. How do the Rams, who currently lead the NFC West and have the best point differential (+74) in the NFL, have a less than 22 percent chance of winning the division? In Los Angeles, it's all about who you know ... er, who've you beat, and the Rams didn't beat the Seahawks. That puts L.A. in the back seat until it can beat Seattle or create more separation.
ON another story, Mike Sando admits that he has been wrong 4 times about the Rams this year (lol). Earlier this year, ESPN created a whole narrative about the rankings being directed by how good the winning teams were from a defensive point of view AFTER the Rams beat the 49ers in a combined 80+ point game on Thurs Night. Now that our defense is clicking like a motherfarker, no mention of the 33-0 blowout in London. Look at the bolded comments with the Rams and then look at the 3-3 Dallas Cowboys. These fukkers can't be consistent to save their lives...You hear me, Mike Sando?
4. Dallas Cowboys (3-3)
12.5 percent. The Eagles are making it difficult for everyone else in the NFC East right now, but Dallas still has two games in hand against them and five total division games left. The Cowboys' 12.5 percent chance of winning the division might seem low, but it could look much different in a few weeks.
5. Seattle Seahawks (4-2)
77.8 percent. A win over the Rams in Week 5 has Seattle in the driver's seat for the NFC West, and the two teams won't meet again until Week 15. The Seahawks continue to win with defense, allowing a league-best 15.7 points per game this season.
6. Los Angeles Rams (5-2)
21.8 percent. How do the Rams, who currently lead the NFC West and have the best point differential (+74) in the NFL, have a less than 22 percent chance of winning the division? In Los Angeles, it's all about who you know ... er, who've you beat, and the Rams didn't beat the Seahawks. That puts L.A. in the back seat until it can beat Seattle or create more separation.
ON another story, Mike Sando admits that he has been wrong 4 times about the Rams this year (lol). Earlier this year, ESPN created a whole narrative about the rankings being directed by how good the winning teams were from a defensive point of view AFTER the Rams beat the 49ers in a combined 80+ point game on Thurs Night. Now that our defense is clicking like a motherfarker, no mention of the 33-0 blowout in London. Look at the bolded comments with the Rams and then look at the 3-3 Dallas Cowboys. These fukkers can't be consistent to save their lives...You hear me, Mike Sando?
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