If style points counted it would have been worse than 34-0, but as it stands, it was still the biggest win in franchise history.
The previous large margin was 33, from the 44-11 whipping of Atlanta to close the 2005 regular season. (Edit: Yep, I screwed that one up earlier, it was one of those days they couldn't stop DeShaun).
The biggest home win was a 27-point spread they put on the New York Jets in 2005. That was the day Ken Lucas got in trouble for saying how good it felt to make the Jets quit, even though they did.
About subbing when the game is under control
It seems the NFL is reluctant to do that. I mean, if we brought in Seward, and Johnson at LB, they get time and we don't drop off much. We have a G who could benefit from playing on offense, although he was probably inactive.
Give McCown the second half of the 4th quarter. Let Lloyd kick a field goal. We may need him to win a game from 60 yards out.
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I hope Jarrett becomes active and he never looks back.