Who's Fault?(Wild Card Edition)

Everybody takes blame when they lose a playoff game but who let up the game winning play or if it was a blowout who let up the play that put the game out of control.



Saints v.s. Seahawks: Garrett Hartley(they had a chance until Garrett Hartley blew the onside right into the hands of John Carlson.)


Jets v.s. Colts: Nate Triplett, Mike Newton, and Justin Tyron(Indy could have won with their 2 point lead until Triplett and Newton let Santonio Holmes return the punt 30 yards. However it wasn't really over until Justin Tyron let Holmes catch a pass that put the Jets in position to score.)

Chiefs v.s. Ravens: Brandon McFlowers( He let Derrick Mason catch the ball that put the game out of control.)

Packers v.s. Eagles: Micheal Vick(He throw to DeSean Jackson and Sam Shield picked it off with 36: secoonds left.

History of Cinncinati Bengals Season

In the first 2 years Cinncinati was not very good. They got Virgil Carter and made the playoffs at 8-6. They quickly became bad again though. They then became good. It was like this throughout the 70's. The inconsistency discouraged fans.In the late 70's they became a bad team and was no longer even a sometimes good team. They came out of nowhere and made the Super Bowl in 1981. However, they lost to San Fran. After this they went back to being inconsistent. In 1988 they made it back to the Super Bowl and again lost to San Francisco. The inconsistency lasted into the 90's. They then became a bad team again. In 3 out of 4 years they 3-13. They improved a little and were an okay team. They went back to being very quickly however. In the late 2000's went back to being inconsistent. Today they have stars like QB Carson Palmer, RB Cedric Benson, WR Chad Ochocinco, and CB Leon Hall.

Let's look back at 2010

Here's the preseason predictions for the playoffs by looking at polls and stuff

AFC

1. Indianapolis Colts(14-2)
2. Baltimore Ravens(14-2)
3. New York Jets(11-5)
4. San Diego Chargers(10-6)
5. Pittsburgh Steelers(12-4)
6. New England Patriots(9-7)

NFC

1. Minnesota Vikings(14-2)
2. New Orleans Saints(13-3)
3. Dallas Cowboys(12-4)
4. San Francisco 49ers(8-8)
5. Green Bay Packers(12-4)
6. Philadelphia Eagles(8-8)

NYJ over NE
PIT over SD
DAL over PHI
GB over SF
IND over PIT
BAL over NYJ
MIN over GB
NO over DAL
IND over BAL
MIN over NO

SUPER BOWL 45

MIN over IND