There are determines and the beat goes on by the whispers some things whispers devises that are just inexcusable. There are some things that red-blooded football fans can’t stand. Here are 10 of them.These are all meant for striking a debate with your fellow fans and non-fans, alike Honorable Mentions:1 Running into the kicker2 Defensive contact penalties3 Being fined for laying a crushing hit4 John Madden5 The Oakland Raiders I have to side with Ray Lewis on this issue. What happened to this sport? Why are the mostly lesser-known players expected to put their bodies on the line every play, but quarterbacks are so protected?Perhaps Keyshawn Johnson said it best: “C’MON, MAN!”. Where’s the mercy in this? Leading terrible teams to senseless slaughter on one of football’s most special occasions? It’s time to part with tradition for the sake of the game. Why not have the Colts and Patriots play on Thanksgiving? How about Philadelphia and the New York Giants? Competitive games are better to watch Let’s make this a tradition again.. Sure, they beat Cleveland on a last-second miracle…but what else? 0-16? Let’s face it: The Lions are terrible.

However, if the NFL gave awards for consistency, the Lions would have a lot of them and the beat goes on the whispers . They’ve been one of the worst teams in the NFL for quite some time. The grin says it all What an idiot the wispers . Not only does he seem to have less of a clue than John Madden, he might ACTUALLY be that dumb beat goes on . I have nothing that could possibly add to this picture They embarrass themselves. the beat goes . Pacman’s story sounds like something straight out of “Smoking Gun: World’s Dumbest…” In fact, he could (and should) have sequels It’s one stupid thing after another with him.. What happened to “the love of the game?” Did it die with everyone’s belief of Brett Favre’s talk of retirement? Rookies are like the freshmen in high school: nobody truly likes them but themselves and their families. Stop begging for money, go out, and earn it like a normal human being. Congrats, you’re a punter The smallest guy on the team.

Nobody will ever understand why you’re there, and you don’t hold a major job in any aspect of the game and the beat goes on whispers . Now go miss a tackle on your coverage while you watch someone that is 50,000 times more physically talented than you earn his money and run back a kick that you screwed the pooch on. the beat goes on . You know something is terribly wrong with you if you lose to Detroit You OFFICIALLY suck. Keyshawn Johnson Chad Ochocinco Terrell Owens the motown . Just a few names on the list of the guys that think they’re amazing, and they would be, if they could get it out of their heads love is where you find it whispers . Diva wide receivers talk big games, but end up screwing up on game day Now go out and earn your passes.. Initially, Chris Johnson’s prediction that he and his Tennessee Titans would win the remainder of their games seemed like a pipe dream.  The prevailing sentiment from players and fans alike was that he was simply overexcited from his team grabbing their long-awaited first victory of the season  But then the victory at San Francisco happened.

 Next, they dispatched the Jacksonville Jaguars.The following week, the Houston Texans followed suit  Could Johnson be on to something?  Perhaps . But a good chunk of the Titans’ remaining games are against solid opponents with winning records whispers are you going my way .  ”One game at a time” is a tired clich?n the sports world, but it is essentially the best philosophy for Tennessee right now  So far, it has served them well whispers for your ears only .  One piece of information that has repeatedly surfaced in the media as of late is that no team has won four straight games after losing their first six  In fact, no team had won three .  Suddenly, all of those “if anybody can keep the team together, it’s Jeff Fisher” quotes don’t seem so foolishly quixotic anymore.  Heck, it proved this sportswriter wrong.As long as the offense keeps clicking the way it does, their chances are good. Strange as it may be, the old college-style option offense that the Titans occasionally run seems to be giving opposing defenses fits.Granted, in the NFL, a team can’t run it all the time, but it’s proven to be a nice twist in the gameplan—a perfect utilization of Chris Johnson and Vince Young’s respective talents.On the other side of the ball, Tennessee’s “bend, don’t break” style of defense seems to be working no matter who the opponent.