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Who will be the last NFL team to win their 1st game?


panther4life

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These teams are all still winless 

Jets,Broncos,Bengals,Texans, Giants, Falcons,Eagles, Vikings, and Falcons.

Jets/Broncos play each other this week.

Texans and Vikings platt each other this week 

Bengals play the Jags this week

Giants play the Rams

Eagles play the Niners

Falcons go against the Packers 

Seems like all 4 of these teams are destined for 0-4 after this well 

Giants, Falcons, and the losers of the Broncos/Jets and Texans/Vikings game. 
Seems likely the the Eagles could continue to lose and Bengals May have a shot at a W vs the Jags

If the Jets can’t squeeze out a win against the Broncos their schedule doesn’t ease up until they play the dolphins twice and Browns late in the year. 

The Broncos and Falcons eventually face off so one will have to win bearing a tie.

Bengals eventually play the winless Giants and Texans, plus they’ve still got 2 against the Browns 

At this point I feel fairly confident that Giants May be the last one to win one, their biggest competitor for most losses will likely be the loser of the Broncos/Jets game this Sunday.

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7 minutes ago, Snake said:

Giants. Dave is a horrible GM. Not saying Hurndog is good but DG is just trash. 

for a guy whose gimmick is "hog mollies".....his OLs sure are trash.  I watched the first game of the season and Barkley couldn't even get back to the line of scrimmage.    A joke. 

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As much as I'd like to say Atlanta, there's a stink about the Jets that just can't be overlooked. They might just be 2008 Detroit Lions team bad. They could be the only team to actually improve their record by having a COVID outbreak and having to sit out a few games (making them say, 0-12 rather than 0-16).

And the Vikings? What the heck happened up there? The Texans have quit on their coach, but I had thought Minnesota was a fairly solid outfit and had good coaching. Whew, was I wrong!

 

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The NFL is fickle.  Sometimes bad teams have a week that they look like a playoff team, and playoff teams look like bad teams.

But that disclaimer aside, the Jets look monumentally bad.  If they can avoid getting a win this week, they look like a good bet to be the last team to post a win.

Atlanta will sooner or later go into the fourth quarter behind by a couple of points and come back to win.  As long as they are entering the fourth with big leads, they can continue to demonstrate how to implode.

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We grabbed the best receiver the Jets have had since Keyshaun & Wayne Chrebet

They trade away their best defensive player because they can't assemble a competent coaching staff

Have the worst coach in the league.

But looking at the NYG offense, it's pretty putrid.  Without Barkley, I legit don't know anyone minus Sterling Shepard but he's been invisible for two years straight.  I can see them notching a win.  They've got Washington twice.

With NYJ, MIA has improved this season, hungry young talent and I don't see a win on their schedule.

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