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RE: Shula won meaningless year-end games too... - THE PISTONS - 12-25-2020 (12-25-2020, 08:54 PM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: I honestly think there's less of a difference than you might imagine... Yep. 2 wins and 3.5 wins are both BAD Teams. It's funny people point to the Steelers game as turning the corner. A bad Cowboys team beat us 30-7. And the Dolphins loss may have been the worst in the Taylor era. So out of 3 games, 2 really bad losses and 1 good win...and people weight the win. RE: Shula won meaningless year-end games too... - SunsetBengal - 12-25-2020 (12-25-2020, 09:26 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: Yep. 2 wins and 3.5 wins are both BAD Teams. Sometimes it takes a team to hit rock bottom, in order for them to find their pride and begin the road to greatness. RE: Shula won meaningless year-end games too... - BengalsFanRealist2855 - 12-26-2020 If you been a fan long enough you know this is what the bengals do when they have had a horrible season they win at the end to make you optimistic about next year. Then what do you know we start terrible again. But when we have a winning season then we lose at the end losing importing seed determining games and losing every playoff game. RE: Shula won meaningless year-end games too... - THE PISTONS - 12-26-2020 (12-25-2020, 09:32 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Sometimes it takes a team to hit rock bottom, in order for them to find their pride and begin the road to greatness. Bengals management is fighting it out with the Lions for the worst record over the past 30 years. Is that rock bottom? Can we expect them, combined with one of the worst coaching staffs in NFL history to figure things out? I think what we end up seeing as their 'greatness' being 8-8 or 9-7. I don't see Zac being able to outcoach playoff coaches. |