Who choked most?

I have no wise-ass comment for Pittsburgh, b/c they do not try. Kansas City only began trying a couple years ago. And let's see how the Brewers, with the best farm system in the game, fare this year, OK? And how Sabathia fares under the bright lights. There's a reason it took him four weeks to choose an offer nearly twice as high as the other one.

I have wise-ass comments for Miami and Minny, b/c their shitfuck owners wail abotu small markets WHEN THEY'RE NOT IN SMALL MARKETS AND ARE IN FACT JUST CHEAP ASSHOLES.

 

well then.

this certainly took an interesting turn.

 

Dude, your shift button is jammed. I'd get that checked out.

 

Gotta go with the Bucs.

Four games, two at home, and jack squat.

 

No offense, folks, but I'm pretty sure there's only one team in this poll that plummeted from the lofty heights of 5-1 to finish 7-9. Hell, even Donte Whitner says his team choked.

 

Not to keep the fail fire burning, BYH, but they've been trying since Neal Huntington was hired.

 

I'd argue that losing to a team that's already in the playoffs is more embarrassing than losing to a team that's been eliminated. Raiders were motivated. So were the Texans. Vikings barely beat the Giants' backups.

 

Don't encourage them. Even I'm trying to stay out of it this time.

Then again, Simon hasn't needed any help.

 

No offense, but you probably thoguht Dave Littlefield was trying too in the first year.

As long as that strange cartel owns them, the Pirates are doomed to fail.

And nice work staying out of it, winner. "Oh look at me I'm staying out of it! I'm above it all!"

If you're staying out of it, how about not posting? At all?

 

I so thought the Vikes would lose, what with this being

 

Comedy.

The really funny part is I agree with BYH regarding the Pirates. They are screwed as long as that ownership group runs the team.

 

Cowboys win this one... but I definitely could see why TB would get a lot of votes... At least with the Boys, all they had to do was beat the Eagles, on the road. TB had to beat Oakland at friggin' home.