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Top 10 Most Disappointing Nfl Teams in 2008 Season
The year 2008 in the NFL was a year of big surprises and disappointments. We saw history made, major fall offs and plenty of coaches fired. Here are the most disappointing teams in 2008.
10. Cleveland Browns
The Clevland Browns finished the season at 10-6 last year. There were plenty of high hopes in Cleveland. The dogs were starting to think that things were looking up. Well now, not so much. They finished the season at 4-12, fired their head coach and hired another head coach, Eric Mangini, that just got fired from the Jets.
9. Washington Redskins
The expectations for the Redskins were not very high this year. They just hired a new unproven head coach in Jim Zorn bringing in a new offense with the verdict still out on their quarterback Jason Campbell. Most people were expecting them to finish where they did, 8-8 at the bottom of the toughest division in the NFL, the NFC East.
So why is this team on this list. They started the season at 6-2 with some tough road wins against Philly and Dallas. Then they went on to lose 6 of their last eight games. Not good. Especially in Washington.
8. Green Bay Packers
The good news is that the Brett Favre saga is finally over. The bad news is that so were the Packers winning ways this season. Aaron Rogers appeared to have done his part with a 93.8 QB rating. But what about the intangibles?
Does Aaron Rogers have the leadership skills and fire that Brett possessed during his time at Green Bay to lead this team? Only time will tell in say about 16 more years.
7. Seattle Seahawks
The Seattle Seahawks have been a given to make the playoffs with 5 consecutive playoff appearances. Now they finished the season at 4-12 as one of the worst teams in football. What a disappointing way for Mike Holmgren to finish his NFL coaching career. Now they have a new head coach in which they have to adjust to hopefully right the ship.
6. Denver Broncos
The Denver Broncos started the season hot at 3-1 with one of the best offenses in the league. They lost 3 straight down the stretch putting them out of position to make the playoffs finishing the season at 8-8. As a result of their poor season the Broncos fired the face of the franchise, Mike Shanahan after 14 seasons and 2 Super Bowls. Talk about a disappointing season.
5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
The Bucaneers start the season at 9-3 and were already penciled in for a playoff position. That is until they lose the next four games straight with the last 2 games at home. The last game they lost was against the Oakland Raiders, of all teams, who finished the season at 5-11. Now it looks like Jon Gruden is on the hot seat - again.
4. Jacksonville Jaguars
Jacksonville was considered one of the top 5 teams in the league coming into the 2008 season. They were ranked 5 in the ESPN power rankings. They finished with an 11-5 record last year and made it to the second round of the playoffs.
This year they decided to do a complete turnaround and finished with a 5-11 record. Now they have to deal with poor free agent signings from the past, salary cap issues, and have decided to start building through the NFL draft.
3. New York Jets
There was new life in New York and I am not talking about for the New York Giants. I am talking about the other New York, the Jets. They made a huge splash signing the future hall of fame quarterback Brett Favre. The Jets got off to a hot start at 8-3.
Talk of an all New York Super Bowl began with the Jets versus the Giants. The New York Brets were alive and kicking. But the season was not over and the Jets lost 4 of their next 5 games with Brett Favre throwing 9 interceptions over this period. Oh, and then they fired their head coach!
2. Detroit Lions
Detroit finished the season with a perfect season. Sort of like the Dolphins 72 season in reverse, 0-16. They went down in the history books as the only team every to go 0-16. Sure, no one expected much from this team but to go all year and not win 1 game. One? Man. It sure sucks to be a Lions fan these days.
1. Dallas Cowboys
And then there was one. The one and only. America's team! The Dallas Cowboys were many people's preseason favorite to win the Super Bowl. This team finished the 2007 season with a record of 13-3 with one of the losses being a meaningless game on the last game of the season. Their team is stacked with superstars on both sides of the ball.
Yeah, but when you have a bunch of head cases on your team like T.O. and Pacman Jones you are sure to have some problems. I used to always defend Terrell Owens and try to give him the benefit of the doubt. But if you destroy the locker room chemistry at every team that you go to then maybe you have some issues that you need to address. The problems with Terrell Owens complaining about not getting the ball and the Pacman Jones distractions were just too much for this team.
Not to mention Wade Phillips is probably not the right coach for a place like Dallas. Someone a little more hard-nosed, similar to Parcells or Cowher, is needed in big D. To go from the Super Bowl favorite to not even making the playoffs. And not only did they not make the playoffs, they got destroyed by Philadelphia in the last game of the season (44-6) when they had everything to play for. Now that is what I call a disappointing season.
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Coaching Special Teams (DVD) by Joe Avezzano $35.82 Coaching Special Teams presents a detailed overview of special teams play involving the kicking game. In an easy-to-apply manner, the fundamentals and techniques attendant to all of the key aspects of the kicking game are reviewed and demonstrated. Among the topics covered: the importance of the kicking game, organizing for the kicking game, practicing for the kicking game, kickoff coverage, kickoff return, the punting game, punt returns, drills, and coaching points.2006, 68 minutes. Features the NFL Oakland Raiders. |
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Coaching Football's Special Teams (Book) by Kenny Ratledge $17.87 An ideal resource for coaches who seek to take their special teams play to a higher level. Included are offensive and defensive kicking strategies, place kicking techniques, holding techniques, punting techniques, scouting techniques, and special teams drills. Kicking game rules for high school, college, and NFL are also included. Contains over 100 diagrams and illustrations.2005, 174 pages. Features Sevier County High School (TN). |
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Winning Special Teams Drills (DVD) by Paul McCord $88.44 "Winning Special Teams Drills" presents a series of game-tested drills for developing the fundamental skills and techniques involved in sound special teams play. Featuring four separate video programs - Punt Coverage Drills, Punt Return Drills, Kicking Coverage Drills, and Kickoff Return Drills - the DVD explains and shows how to perform each drill in easy-to-understand detail. This DVD is the perfect instructional tool for special teams coaches who want to make the most of their available practice time.2005, 148 min. Features the NFL Jacksonville Jaguars. |
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