What if? Official thread

The whole 'What if' thing

Well, lets take a look at some of our wins:

So let me ask you what if:

Bironas missed the game winning FG vs the Skins,
Pacman Jones didn't have that punt return for TD vs. Texans,
VY got sacked by Kiwanuka,
Vinatieri scored the FG he missed 2 weeks ago AND
VY didn't convert the 3rd down at Houston?

Then our record would've been 1-12

But guess what: None of the above 'if's' took place!

My point being that except the win over the Eagles all of our wins have been close ones, that easily could have ended in the loss column.

So we have certainly had our fair share of fortune in the close games this year, thus it simply doesn't make sense to b**** about the close losses.

They take place just as close wins does - so deal with it!

NB: No offense Sledge - just posting my opinion...

 

I'm just glad once it's all said and done we are not going to be the laughing stock of the league heading into the draft and free agency. We don't have the most fa $$$ but that's okay. We don't need the best 53 guys just the right 53 guys... right? :winker:

"You can't call them losers anymore."

--- Bill Parcells

It is only a matter of time before we have the best record in the afc.

 

Volek played like 13 games for the Titans. 3 of them probably ended his season.

 

What if we beat the Jags on Sunday..?

 

Finally a Titans game shown on Danish TV, so I'll probably be screaming and dancing all night, keeping everybody in the nearby awake.

 

You can go through almost every times season and find a few crucial "what if" plays for every game. Sometimes there are blowouts, but the difference between good teams and bad teams is often the way those "what ifs" swing. The good teams know how to make the "what ifs" swing in their favor.

 

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