The NFL’s Worst Teams Week Two: The Sad Sack Seven

Some football teams flounder early, some flounder late, some flounder and fail both early and late, and its always bad to drop the ball out of the gate.

Some teams, and coaches, always seem to start sad and bad.

Some teams stay bad for decades.

In week who is the worst team?

 

 

1] Football by the Bay [0-2]

Oakland Raiders and San Francisco 49ers.

The 49ers' staff looked like they were coaching during the first few minutes of the Great San Francisco Earthquake.

Panic, disorder, late plays, bad plays, penalties, confusion, broken communication devices, broken pass plays, and all that dismal jazz is just another game day in Raider Land but to see their brothers across the Bay join in a moment of solidarity was heart warming. 

It's quite an accomplishment to take a team through weeks of raining camp and still be a total team train wrecks in week one like both bad Bays.



 

 

2] Football in Ohio [0-2]

The Bungles picked up right where they left off against the Jets in last year's playoff wipe out....ineffective, confused, and often times frightened.

That Double Jack Ass, TO and Ocho, set has yet to bear fruit. Fear not Bungles Randy Moss will be ready for the Triple Jack Ass Attack next year.

The Man of Magic, Mangini, has produced another boring, bad Brown clown show. Still losing to the listless Buccaneers was just the first song in a sad set playing in Cleveland all season long.

How's this for a magic trick? Bedazzled teams have paid turnover machine Jake Delhomme $20 million over the past two season.

 

 

3] San Diego Chargers

Norv Turner's plan works like clockwork...start the season poorly prepared and badly beaten, make mid-season surge, and finally an early play off exit...

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