Playoffs?!? PLAYOFFS??!!?

[WMH]

Originally Posted by chuck

Playing a meaningful final game is a hell of a lot more than any of us had a right to hope for at the beginning of the year.

No doubt about it. That's why I am pretty excited about the future.

[chuck]

I just want to see the fake snap over Keenum's head play one more time and then I think the season will feel complete.

[Nconroe]

I was just wondering what other bag of trick plays we might see this game. And Cleveland has won 7 games with Hoyer at QB so there is a slim hope they pull the upset.

Anyways overall happy ending to the season and more to look forward to next season

[HPF Bob]

Hoyer had been upgraded to "probable", fwiw.

If we wind up with a 9-7 season despite little contribution from our top five draft choices, I'm satisfied - playoffs or no playoffs. Hopefully, those draft choices become starters and fixtures next season on top of the ones we will add this spring.

Before puffing our chests too much, we beat pretty much the teams we could expect to beat, other than Baltimore. 3-0 (hopefully 4-0) against Tennessee and Jacksonville, victories over Washington, Oakland, Buffalo and Cleveland - not exactly a murderer's row. Still, we bounced back from 4-5. Hats off to O'Brien and Crennel for a solid 2014 season. The irony is that, next year, we get the NFC South and AFC East, so we could have an even cushier schedule next season and post a winning record and still not be all that good.

We should get:
Indy (2X), Tennessee (2X), Jacksonville (2X), Tampa Bay, Atlanta, New Orleans, Carolina, New England, Buffalo, Miami, NY Jets, SD or KC plus the runner-up in the AFC North. That *could* add up to a 13-3 season if our talent grows and our mistakes drop, 11-5 if we're a little worse than that.

[Arky]

Originally Posted by HPF Bob

Hoyer had been upgraded to "probable", fwiw.

If we wind up with a 9-7 season despite little contribution from our top five draft choices, I'm satisfied - playoffs or no playoffs. Hopefully, those draft choices become starters and fixtures next season on top of the ones we will add this spring.

Before puffing our chests too much, we beat pretty much the teams we could expect to beat, other than Baltimore. 3-0 (hopefully 4-0) against Tennessee and Jacksonville, victories over Washington, Oakland, Buffalo and Cleveland - not exactly a murderer's row. Still, we bounced back from 4-5. Hats off to O'Brien and Crennel for a solid 2014 season. The irony is that, next year, we get the NFC South and AFC East, so we could have an even cushier schedule next season and post a winning record and still not be all that good.

We should get:
Indy (2X), Tennessee (2X), Jacksonville (2X), Tampa Bay, Atlanta, New Orleans, Carolina, New England, Buffalo, Miami, NY Jets, SD or KC plus the runner-up in the AFC North. That *could* add up to a 13-3 season if our talent grows and our mistakes drop, 11-5 if we're a little worse than that.

Well, I don't think the Browns and Bills are really doormats anymore, at least, this year. For example, the Browns went into Cincy and put a whooping on them; Bills beat the Packers.....

What really hurt was the 7pt or less losses to the Cowboys, Steelers and Colts (2X). If we could've got one of those to go our way.... the stinker against the NY Giants hurt...

I want to see us win our division next year. xxxx the Colts.