Which team will finish with the worst record this year? (1 Viewer)

[gianmarco]

The only thing I see going for this team is their schedule and division. They don't really have an offense. They don't really have a defense. And my guess is that Carroll is going to be in over his head.

So, who's your pick for the 2011 1st overall pick?

 

[gianmarco]

Slow night.

 

[Unlucky]

It's really a 3 horse race between Seattle, Tampa, and St. Louis. Maybe Cleveland if only because of their division.

The other 3 have either very young players, or very bad players, or both. For some reason, I feel like Cleveland will be a 5 to 7 win team. The other 3 can easily go 4-12 or worse.

 

[D'OHtis]

I'll go Seattle too. Cleveland's not too far behind.

 

[EBF]

Seattle gets four games against the Cardinals and the Rams. That alone will give them a boost out of the cellar.

I'll say Cleveland. They have a pitiful offense that scares no one and their division is absolutely brutal.

Honorable mention goes to St. Louis and maybe the Bills. The Chiefs will pick up a couple wins here and there, the Bucs should be better than last season, and Detroit is finally on the rise.

 

[morris4903]

I voted other for Arizona. I see Max Hall starting by mid season and the defense won't be good as the last few years.

 

[abe froman]

BUFFALO easy.

 

[seahawk 17]

Seattle wins the West, first round exit in the playoffs...but they win the West.

 

[hook014]

I'll say the Rams. The turnaround has started but they are a loooong way from being competitive. Spagnolo should have waited for a better job, but he might be able to retire from this rebuilding job. I'm serious.

 

[Chicago Hooligan]

Another vote for StL. Garbage WRs, rookie QB. Defense plays hard every game but they just can't hang.

 

[Joe Summer]

The only thing I see going for this team is their schedule and division.

Yeah but those 2 things could take Seattle a LONNNNNNG way. St. Louis is terrible and took 2 steps backwards for every 1 step forward this offseason. Arizona lost several key pieces, Beanie Wells is injured, and their quarterback is fresh off his leadership of one of the worst teams in modern NFL history.That leaves just San Francisco, a team with injury-prone players in some key roles (Gore, Smith). What if they stumble?

And what if Seattle stays healthy? Hasselbeck, Leon Washington and Deion Branch have all had moments of greatness in the past -- maybe, just maybe, they can all string together one last season of competence? The emergence of Golden Tate? The resurgence of Mike Williams? I'm not saying it's going to happen (or even that it's likely to happen), but there are enough "what if"s on this roster to convince me not to bet against them.

They can win 4 games in this division, and they can get another 4 wins out of their super-weak schedule (Denver, Oakland, Kansas City, Carolina, Tampa Bay).

Then again, the O-line might turn to swiss cheese, Branch and Washington might be slower than statues, and Hasselbeck might be put on IR by midseason.

 

[the rover]

Seattle isn't great, but they aren't horrible. 6 wins is reasonable for them. Bodog has the over/under on total wins for them at 7.5.

I'd put the Rams, Lions and Browns at the bottom, with the Rams being the most pathetic.

 

[thekidd2009]

BUFFALO easy.

Buffalo seems to be the trendy pick by most people to finish with the worst record in the league. They have a tough schedule this year and play in a pretty tough division but over the last 4 years they've finished 7-9, 7-9, 7-9, and 6-10. I know they're not a good team but they consistently are talked about like they are the old Bucs. I don't see how they got worse this offseason. They replaced a coach who looked like he was dead on the sidelines and showed no enthusiasm. They brought in a new coach, Chan Gailey, and from every thing i've been hearing, the players are buying in to the new coach. They also added a dynamic playmaker C.J. Spiller. They definitely have question marks on the o-line, at qb, and are transitioning to a 3-4 defense, but i just don't see this team as the worst team in the league.

 

[gianmarco]

It's really a 3 horse race between Seattle, Tampa, and St. Louis. Maybe Cleveland if only because of their division. The other 3 have either very young players, or very bad players, or both. For some reason, I feel like Cleveland will be a 5 to 7 win team. The other 3 can easily go 4-12 or worse.

Heh, all 3 of them fighting for a playoff spot. My how things change Not one mention of Carolina in the thread before. This is one reason I love the NFL.

 

[Raider Nation]

The only thing I see going for this team is their schedule and division. They don't really have an offense. They don't really have a defense. And my guess is that Carroll is going to be in over his head.

See what you get???

 

[shredhead]

It's really a 3 horse race between Seattle, Tampa, and St. Louis. Maybe Cleveland if only because of their division.

The other 3 have either very young players, or very bad players, or both. For some reason, I feel like Cleveland will be a 5 to 7 win team. The other 3 can easily go 4-12 or worse.

Heh, all 3 of them fighting for a playoff spot. My how things change

Not one mention of Carolina in the thread before. This is one reason I love the NFL.

Or Denver

 

[gianmarco]

The only thing I see going for this team is their schedule and division. They don't really have an offense. They don't really have a defense. And my guess is that Carroll is going to be in over his head.

See what you get???

Had it coming, I guess. Nice bump

 

[TenTimes]

"ouch"