“It’s been a long time, I shouldnt have left you, without a strong rhyme (article) to step to. ” (Rakim) Well I’m back yall. And the football season is about 2/3rds of the way over. Let’s see if a novice guy like my self can rank these teams for the masses, or the 1 or 2 people that may read this, lol. We’ll keep it simple right now and just have three categories. The Haves, The Have Nots and The Somewhere in between/Undecided. For Part 1, this particular article will only discuss the Have Nots. And here we go!

The Have Nots

Kyler Murray after he is sacked

Pittsburgh Steelers, Las Vegas Raiders & the Arizona Cardinals. Are there any more disappointing teams than these three teams? Yes, but we will talk about them later. All of these teams were suppose to battle for the playoffs. The Steelers should be better than this, even without Ruthlessbanger (a name me and one of my boys have been calling Ben Roethlisberger since he got caught up in that bathroom scandal way back in 2010). They should have the defense, the coaching, the tradition, the something, to be better than this. Sadly, Tomlin is looking like he’s stuck in the early 2010s with his coaching methods. And I’m hearing his past 2 or 3 selections for Offensive and Defensive Coordinators are straight booty.

And what about the Raiders with the addition of Devante Adams. I mean they made the playoffs last year without him and with an interim coach, after Chuckie was fired. Maybe Josh McDaniels is just a good assistant? He better get it together soon or he’s going to be headed back to New England again.

Now to the Arizona freaking Cardinals. Man one my boys been telling me they need to get rid of Kyler Murray since the middle of the 2021 season. I didn’t believe him then but I do now. I’m not picking these teams to win anything again this year, regardless of their weak winning streaks.

If looks could kill

The Denver Broncos & the Green Bay Packers. These are the two most disappointing teams in the NFL, to me. The Broncos traded for a washed up Russell Wilson and then handed him a new 200 mill contract. I mean he’s always been corny for one. For two, well let me stop hating. But damn, they gave up two 1st round draft picks, two 2nd round draft picks and a 5th round draft pick for someone who has lost some speed, his confidence and the locker room. He just ain’t got it anymore. Maybe next year.

What can you say about Green Bay and Aaron Rodgers? Not much. It’s called Karma for A-Rod. He cried so much the past couple of seasons about not being involved in the front office decisons and then threatened to retire a couple of times. Well buddy, Devante said I’m tired of this stuff. Get me the Freak out of here. And now with him gone and the GM refusing to ever draft a WR in the 1st round, this team sucks, balls! In the NFL you have to not only have a talented QB, but also one that’s tough, a leader of men, that’s mostly unselfish and committed to the team. Mr. Discount Double-check/Jeopardy Host is not that anymore. Trade Rodgers and let Jordan Love play!

The Chicago Bears – I know Justin Fields needs more talent around him but I need to see a lot more from him throwing the ball, on time and on target). He can do this though.

Other Have Not teams– the Los Angeles Rams, Cleveland Browns, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, Detroit Lions, Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers and the New Orleans Saints (Not the same since Sean Payton left).

And that’s it for the Have Nots. For the Haves and Part 2 of this article, click here.

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