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  • Starting McNair over O'Donnell was a mistake. I could see last week that McNair's legs were totally wasted, and frankly I'm surprised Fisher started him.

    I think "toughing it out" has gone way overboard in the NFL. Hell, if you or I have a sprained ankle in one leg and a pulled hamstring in another, we're both getting around in wheelchairs, not playing football for crying out loud.

    • Starting McNair over O'Donnell was a mistake. I could see last week that McNair's legs were totally wasted, and frankly I'm surprised Fisher started him.

      I don't. McNair got them there on bum legs, and he almost won it, too. I don't think O'Donnell would have been an improvement over the great work McNair did. You think he would have been more mobile? Uh, no. :-) Passed better? Doubtful. Ran the offense better? Surely not. I just don't see an advantage to having O'Donnell in there.
    • ...beating every team with a winning record that they've faced, including playoff teams Tennessee, Indianapolis, Philadelphia, and Denver. They won every game against a team with a winning record.

    Did they beat every team with a winning record that they faced? Another question is, did they win every game against a team with a winning record?

    • They lost only twice.

    They'd better be glad that none of those teams with losing records are left to face. Statistically, they do infinitely worse against teams wit

    • They'd better be glad that none of those teams with losing records are left to face. Statistically, they do infinitely worse against teams with losing records this year!

      Tell me about it. ;-) But really, they beat up on the few losing-record teams they faced, too, once the first few games were out of the way. They've won 13 games in a row now. They won their last four games of the season at home giving up a total of 13 points. 3.25 points per game. And they scored 82 points in those games.

      Of course,
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