In the NFL, theres a fine line between winning and losing.
Consider that the Packers appear on their way to missing the playoffs despite not having lost a game by more than four points this year. Or that the Jaguars, who have been outscored by 36 points this season, are sitting atop the AFC South.
Week 4 of the NFL season is approaching fast and the Cleveland Browns are definitely not in the position they wanted to be.While I agree with the Browns' idea to shelter McCoy from the storm for the first season or two, it is unnecessary to have him as a third string QB.
McCoy is the NCAA record holder for most career wins. That stat right there proves that he has the ability to play football at a high level and deserves his shot.
Source:
http://sports-babes.net/2010/09/jake-delhomme-browns-unlikely-for-week-4-from-job-in-jeopardy/
It may be only two weeks into the NFL season, but many fan bases are already beginning to hit the panic button.
All that can be said is: Welcome to the National Football League, the land of unpredictability. While there might be 14 games to play, people can already get an idea of which winless teams may have caught a bad break and which winless teams can start scouting for a top-five draft pick.
If youre like me, you treat Sundays like a sacred holiday.
You head down into the mans room with your multiple TV setup, and of course your laptop. Instead of mindlessly scouring the web for information about your favorite team or your fantasy running back that just went down, give these NFL players, coaches, bloggers, and writers a follow on Twitter.
Source:
http://guyism.com/2010/09/the-25-must-follow-twitter-accounts-for-the-nfl-season.html
