It's this game or the season, right?
 

Just saying that yes we beat the chiefs, but if we fail to win against our third division rival in the last 4 weeks, no one has any reason at all to take us seriously, right?

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If we had lost to the Chiefs last week, then this would have been the game of the season.

We won last week, therefore THAT GAME (against the Chiefs) was the game of the season ...... subsequently, this game against the Titans on Sunday is a very big game, but not necessarily a make-or-break game for the season.

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Colts have 6 division games. Bowen was saying that of the last 5 AFC south winners, they all won either 4 or 5 of those 6.

Colts have played 2 and don’t have a win.

If they lose Sunday, they can pretty much rule out winning the division.

Generally speaking there is a high correlation, but not necessarily. The Division games are obviously important because they make up 35% of your games. But look at 2010 for example:

-The Kansas City Chiefs won the AFC West at 10-6 although they had a 2-4 division record.

-The Oakland Raiders finished 3rd in the AFC West and missed the playoffs at 8-8 despite sweeping the division 6-0.

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Hey ...... your moving in on my action as the board's historian. o ;)

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Watch your toes!

Really, I'm fascinated by that kind of stuff and I like it for perspective.

No. Hell no. Fuck. No.

It's the fourth game out of 17.

By the end of the season, 1-2-1 on October 2 will look very little different than 2-1-1, or even 1-1-2, for that matter.

Nor will them playing like crap be a definitive statement on whether they will improve and take the division or go in the crapper and be the worst team in the league.

It's week four. Coaching and improving happens, whether you believe it or not.

R-E-L-A-X

They shouldn’t have ties in the NFL. Fucking stupid.

Yes, No, Maybe so. It would be a huge setback, but win out from there and we probably win the division. Nothing is set in stone this early and what anyone thinks means fuck all.