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More trouble for Plaxico:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081224/ap_on_sp_fo_ne/fbn_burress_search_warrant
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081224/ap_on_sp_fo_ne/fbn_burress_search_warrant
The Official 2008/2009 NFL Football Thread...
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eli is going to play a half at most
no, Arizona is just not good enough and thats why theyre on their way to an early exit, not because theyre resting their guys
nice prediction young gun!!!
i think dallas cowboys won´t make it to the playoffs!!!!
i think dallas cowboys won´t make it to the playoffs!!!!
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I would love to see this tomorrow
Miami 36 NYBretts 13
Postgame Interview--Brett Favre: (sniffles and tears) I'm sorry, New York. (Sniff sniff). [Reaches into pocket for kleenex. Blows nose. Clings to soggy kleenex.] I guess it's time for me to hang it up. I am retiring.
Fastforward
August 17, 2009
Brett Favre: Hi Mangenius. I'm ready to play football again. I don't care if you gave $50mil to Matt Cassel, I'm Brett Favre, and when Brett Favre wants to play...Brett Favre is going to play. Do you smelllllllllalalalalala what the Favre is........coookin'.
Miami 36 NYBretts 13
Postgame Interview--Brett Favre: (sniffles and tears) I'm sorry, New York. (Sniff sniff). [Reaches into pocket for kleenex. Blows nose. Clings to soggy kleenex.] I guess it's time for me to hang it up. I am retiring.
Fastforward
August 17, 2009
Brett Favre: Hi Mangenius. I'm ready to play football again. I don't care if you gave $50mil to Matt Cassel, I'm Brett Favre, and when Brett Favre wants to play...Brett Favre is going to play. Do you smelllllllllalalalalala what the Favre is........coookin'.
what does that make the Lions? a sure loss for up coming week?
Spoiler Teams!!!
THIS HAPPENS EVERY YEAR!
so many teams are in a postion this week to spoil the play-off hopes for the lucky theams that are still playing to win a play-off. Tomorrow is what it all comes down to.
THIS HAPPENS EVERY YEAR!
so many teams are in a postion this week to spoil the play-off hopes for the lucky theams that are still playing to win a play-off. Tomorrow is what it all comes down to.
I don't know, teams just don't seem hungry enough, they have their nose in other things. A less fortunate team needs a chance to win it all. They should get that chance if they actually go down the right path. It's all about the bench, I'll say it again, tell everyone that it's all about bringing people off the bench. Nobody should get paid to sit there. That's whats wrong with the NFL, rubbernecking.
I don't know. Do you think anybody will fall for that after about five or six years of Favre pulling his retirement drama. :1orglaugh
It depends on how you look at it. Who else is there that would do such a thing?
maildude
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No fancies, just predictions:
Denver at San Diego--Both teams wore their flipflops all year, but Rivers and Co. are peaking at the right time. Fallen RBs for Denver=Lotsa passing, but the Broncs have been outscored in Qualcomm 72-23 in their last two games there. Cutler can't do it all. And he won't.
Chicago at Houston--Yeah, yeah...the Texans are the "Feel Good Story" of the season. So what. You know what's dangerous? A big, desperate animal. Especially if it's a Bear. Lovie has put together a team that wins when it must. The team closed out the season with three straight wins to get into playoff position. They win and they still need the Giants to beat Minnesota. If they lose it won't matter.
Tennessee at Indianapolis--A "Who Gives A Shit" match-up if ever there was one. Neither team needs to win. Both teams have locked in, with the Titans having home field throughout and the Colts owning every tie-breaker for home field except for Tenn. I go with the homies and their second team.
New York at Minnesota--the Vikes have become my adoptive favorite team since the Lions suck. I love the fact that they haven't changed their unies in 200 years. I love the fact that Manning hates to play the Vikings. I love it when Childress makes dumb decisions. I don't care what Coughlin says, it's wire time and he'd better think about healing the sick. I'm just worried about Tarvaris. He looked a little shaky against the Birds. Maybe Booty's the answer?
Carolina at New Orleans--If I was as handsome as Drew Brees I could get lots of chicks, too. Problem is, looks won't get him the 402 passing yards he needs to break Marino's record. Anyway, he may not get that many passes in, since the Cats have significant injuries in their run defense positions and will likely see more rushing. Plus Carolina likes to hold the ball. Win and the division and bye is theirs. On the other hand, what's New Orleans got to lose? Sean Payton might just say "Bombs Away!"
Miami at New York Jets--The AFC East is the saddest division in football. I mean tear-swelling, heartbroken sadness. All the Fins have to do is win. Period. They have the tie-breaker against NE and so does Baltimore. Both of the latter teams will win today. NE had a good year thanks to Cassel. But they are going to miss the dance. Pennington is peaking and Favre is--well, getting old. Plus the Jets' D has been an F.
Dallas at Philadelphia--You know what? Dallas has a helluva time against good pressuring defenses. Look at their schedule and scores. Phily D ranks third overall. Of course, the Eagles are no better against tough Ds. Plus they got swept by the Skins. And injuries to skill players after being bludgeoned in the hardest-hitting division in football won't aid their efforts against the Cowboy D-Line. Anyway...it's sink or swim for the Boys. And Jerry is still pissed.
Denver at San Diego--Both teams wore their flipflops all year, but Rivers and Co. are peaking at the right time. Fallen RBs for Denver=Lotsa passing, but the Broncs have been outscored in Qualcomm 72-23 in their last two games there. Cutler can't do it all. And he won't.
Chicago at Houston--Yeah, yeah...the Texans are the "Feel Good Story" of the season. So what. You know what's dangerous? A big, desperate animal. Especially if it's a Bear. Lovie has put together a team that wins when it must. The team closed out the season with three straight wins to get into playoff position. They win and they still need the Giants to beat Minnesota. If they lose it won't matter.
Tennessee at Indianapolis--A "Who Gives A Shit" match-up if ever there was one. Neither team needs to win. Both teams have locked in, with the Titans having home field throughout and the Colts owning every tie-breaker for home field except for Tenn. I go with the homies and their second team.
New York at Minnesota--the Vikes have become my adoptive favorite team since the Lions suck. I love the fact that they haven't changed their unies in 200 years. I love the fact that Manning hates to play the Vikings. I love it when Childress makes dumb decisions. I don't care what Coughlin says, it's wire time and he'd better think about healing the sick. I'm just worried about Tarvaris. He looked a little shaky against the Birds. Maybe Booty's the answer?
Carolina at New Orleans--If I was as handsome as Drew Brees I could get lots of chicks, too. Problem is, looks won't get him the 402 passing yards he needs to break Marino's record. Anyway, he may not get that many passes in, since the Cats have significant injuries in their run defense positions and will likely see more rushing. Plus Carolina likes to hold the ball. Win and the division and bye is theirs. On the other hand, what's New Orleans got to lose? Sean Payton might just say "Bombs Away!"
Miami at New York Jets--The AFC East is the saddest division in football. I mean tear-swelling, heartbroken sadness. All the Fins have to do is win. Period. They have the tie-breaker against NE and so does Baltimore. Both of the latter teams will win today. NE had a good year thanks to Cassel. But they are going to miss the dance. Pennington is peaking and Favre is--well, getting old. Plus the Jets' D has been an F.
Dallas at Philadelphia--You know what? Dallas has a helluva time against good pressuring defenses. Look at their schedule and scores. Phily D ranks third overall. Of course, the Eagles are no better against tough Ds. Plus they got swept by the Skins. And injuries to skill players after being bludgeoned in the hardest-hitting division in football won't aid their efforts against the Cowboy D-Line. Anyway...it's sink or swim for the Boys. And Jerry is still pissed.
Lions could win?
If that is so,
I am going to choose Ravens over the Pats
And Colts over the Chargers
Then I'll take the Ravens over the Titans
And the Steelers over the Colts
AFC Championship
The Steelers over the Ravens 24 13
The Vikings over the Bucs
and the Cardnials over the Panthers
The Vikings over the Falcons
The Giants over the Panthers
NFC Championship
The Vikings over the Giants 21 17
Super Bowl
The Steelers over the Vikings 17 14
it's a disgrace that suckass teams from the AFC west and NFC west make the playoffs just cause they win their crappy divisions
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it's a disgrace that suckass teams from the AFC west and NFC west make the playoffs just cause they win their crappy divisions
Not a disgrace. It is the rules. Live it, learn it, love it.
Wait... What is your idea? The top teams get in? Dream land awaits you. :1orglaugh
i belive the lions have a chance because greenbays defense is missing so many players and many others are mailing it in. hell the lions even get a break as the tempayure at game time will be in the balmy for december 20 degree range
just remember those 8-8 finishers will draw a first place schedule next year and like cleveland this year we will see how lucky they truly where
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just remember those 8-8 finishers will draw a first place schedule next year and like cleveland this year we will see how lucky they truly where
red001
It is a disgrace for a multi-billion dollar sport to decide the playoffs in such an assinine manner. The Division arrangement is a quaint, useless relic from a bygone era. Fans are spread out nationwide now. Most "rivalries" would still occur even if we torpedo'd the division setup. There are only a few meaningful rivalries in the NFL today.
It would be a better postseason and Super Bowl if the playoffs only had the best of the best teams making it. Every year there are "poor Jimmy" teams like this year's San Diego/Denver winner, Arizona, Dallas...
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