Well they woulda been awesome calls in Aaron Rodgers wouldnt have got a damn concussion... I swear i have the worst luck ever.
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isn't that rodgers' 2nd of the year? very troubling...
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Yeah I believe so... Not good for him. He needs to stop runnin around and slide. I was SO pissed watching that game. Packers weren't playing like a team fighting for the playoffs.
I ended up betting on San Diego, the Saints, and Falcons... and as long as the Eagles win I'll win most my $ back. Pats again today... Just so impressive. Just absolutely dominated chicago. pats are the real deal. Nobody on Earth can stop Brady right now. Other teams should be allowed a 12th player to make it fair. |
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No, thank you Carolina for being terrible and letting Atlanta run over you! See you again Week 17 for another one!
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vikes vs giants tonight
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Im a happy man. Although my team only has four wins, we took down Miami. The amount of joy this brings me is enough to keep a smile on my face even if the Bills went 1-15. They do need to stop wwinning games because we are slowly climbing the ladder away from draft picks.
OH! and I work at a resort on an island where Chris Berman has a house. I saw him walking towards me and just had the urge to take the same path directly at him, acted like I wasn't paying attention, then at the last second pulled a huge juke to a spin move followed by a 'Woop!' It was classy, and led to a 20 minute convo about how nobody circles the wagons like the Buffalo Bills. |
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the nfl playoffs are set! I will make picks for the whole thing now, but I will probably come back round by round and make some more(winners bolded).
afc seeds: 1 pats 2 steelers 3 colts 4 chiefs 5 ravens 6 jets nfc seeds: 1 falcons 2 bears 3 eagles 4 seahawks(lol) 5 saints 6 packers wild card round: jets at colts - I'm certainly biased in this instance, but I feel like the colts have a shot at home. our D has has flipped the past few weeks from what it usually is good at(good run D, poor pass D). in addition, the colts haven't moved the ball that well since we lost collie. however, the jets D doesn't scare me that much and their offense is just so vanilla(I doubt sanchez can play as well as he did last january). I'm probably going against my better judgement here, but I will go with the colts. ravens at chiefs - both of these teams are limping in. the experience factor heavily goes to the ravens, and I think it will be enough for them to get by the upstart chiefs. I expect a close game. saints at seahawks - I can't take a losing team seriously for the playoffs. and I hear they are last in a ton of defensive categories. packers at eagles - game of the weekend for sure. this one is going to be fun. I think this game will probably come down to which team has been hot lately, and that happens to be the pack. having said that, vick could just go wild and make me look bad. I will tentatively select the packers. I wouldn't be surprised at all if the winner of this game made the super bowl. divisional round: colts at steelers - this should be a good game. the offenses are close in quality, but the steelers D is so superior to the colts D. I'm hoping peyton can pull off some crazy shit. ravens at pats - the ravens can't handle the juggernaut. don't forget the ravens knocked the pats out of the playoffs last year. not that that is the main motivation for the pats(their last super bowl appearance is). saints at bears - I've no idea how the bears managed 11 wins this year. I don't think I watched one of their games this year, which could bode poorly for this pick. the saints have been fairly inconsistent, but I suspect they will be able to pressure cutler into some poor decisions. packers at falcons - the falcons have been so solid all year long, but they run into the red hot packers here. I like rodgers more than ryan, and the pack D over the falcons unit. conference championships: steelers at pats - this is a tough one. the surprising factor that will win this game is the young pats D. they have been sorely overshadowed by the excellent play from their offense down the stretch of this season(past 5 weeks they have allowed: 3, 7, 27, 3, 7). packers at saints - who woulda thought the 5 seeded saints would be at home for the NFC title? the pack have an elite defense. they also have a very good offense. the saints just seem above average in both categories. plus, fuck the saints, they beat my colts last year. super bowl: packers vs pats - as much as I want to pick the packers, I just can't do it. I hate the pats and have for a long time. but they probably have the best offense in football while having a fresh, young, talented, and smart defense. I will be rooting for the pats to prove me wrong. |
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I like your picks, excpet for the SB winner of course. You have to remember the Pats only beat GB by 4 in New England and the Pack had Matt Flynn starting his first game ever as QB. I certainly do hope you're ruight about the pack going to the big one though, that would be awesome. Green Bay Motherfucking Packers FTW. |
Playoffs
While your knowledge for football seems to be up to par. I have to ride out my picks from about week three in the season. Even though a couple of teams may make a fool of me. Reason being by week three. I knew my own favorite team was not going to make the run id hoped for. However I saw a promising looking Philly team. That even though plagued by injuries on the deffensive side of the ball. Have that electricfying mystique about them. Though the Falcons have the best record im just not sold on them. The Packers lack of a running game this time of year is their biggest downfall. As far as the AFC. Well ive been picking the Steelers since the beginning but never count out the Pats. They have shocked me with their uncanny ability to stay on top,and be dominant. So Eagles&Steelers are my picks.
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Steelers and the Eagles have been my picks. Though im a die hard Cowboy fan and it pains me to pick the Eagles. I know its also unthinkable to choose the Steelers over the Pats. They may very well win it all again. Im just sticking with my guns here. The Falcons and Pats kinda came out nowhere this year in terms of expectations.
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Steelers vs. Colts Falcons vs. Saints Bears vs. Eagles --- Pats vs. Steelers Saints vs. Eagles --- Pats vs. Eagles --- Pats The Jets road to the Superbowl looks something like @Indy, @New England, @Pittsburgh... and that's just to make the damn thing. Possibly the 3 toughest road games in the NFL. Better luck next year boys. |
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Thats just all out blown calls there. You could never prove it but you know some of those refs either theirselves, or someone they know. Has big money on some of those games. No telling how many times a ball has been spotted just shy or the opposite. Just to keep the spread right. But overall I think they do ok. Tough job to have. Also very easy to set back and criticize for us. Things are movin at such a high speed out there.
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I completely disagree with the notion that the sudden illegality of helmet to helmet blows is considered the "pussifying of the sport". that shit is serious.
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I've always said the same thing about computerizing the spotting process. But the NFL is against it, they say it takes away from the integrity of the game... like taking taclikng away isn't. ****ing hypocrites. |
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there are very real consequences for repeat concussion victims(IE: Ali). it doesn't matter what's happened in the past. we have the knowledge and proper mindset to minimize it going forward. |
Im seeing his point of helmet to helmet conatct. Just sometimes their is incidental contact. That shouldnt constitute a dock in pay for playing a game with a very high injury risk. Nobody wants to see guys get career ending injuries. But at the same time the violent nature is the excitment of the game. Nothing better than a receiver coming across the middle fully extended trying to make a catch. Then getting lit up by a Ray Lewis or someone.
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I DEFINETLY think the NFL was gunning for Harrison. None of the hits were even really dirty in my opinion. Goodell is seriously brainwashing fans. The same fans who used to cheer for certain hits are now calling those same hits "dirty" cause of the rule changes. There's no place for head hunting (Meriweather's hit on Heap), but it's gone too far. I saw Harrison crush Campbell for the Raiders as he threw the ball and it got intercepted for a TD. And it was called back because of a penalty on Harrison.
THIS is a penalty?? and a fine?? WTF, he is doing HIS JOB. What's the problem with this hit on Fitzpatrick??? It's bull****. I hate the way the NFL treats QBs now...and regarding helmet to helmet... ok, i CAN see why a penalty on Harrison was called for his hit on Cribbs early in the year. But it's football, and helmets are gonna hit helmets. I don't think it's tough to tell whether a guy is head hunting or going for a tackle and his helmet happens to go into the chin area of someone. It's lightning fast out there, it happens and guys shouldn't be fined for it. I don't care how much they make, $100,000 is a lot of money to anyone. I really just hate Roger Goodell. Fining guys for how high their socks are and stupid stuff like that. But he's fine with letting Jim Harbaugh interview for the Dolphins job even though they haven't even fired their coach. I love the rule change of the force-out rule. Now it's clear cut. He either has 2 feet down or he doesn't. Period. |
Eric I'm stealin the format here, but here's my picks
afc seeds: 1 pats 2 steelers 3 colts 4 chiefs 5 ravens 6 jets nfc seeds: 1 falcons 2 bears 3 eagles 4 seahawks(lol) 5 saints 6 packers wild card round: jets at colts - Since signing Dominic Rhodes a few weeks back, the Colts have found a little running game. I know Indy is hurt across the board with injuries, but he Jets don't impress me much. I LOVE Rex Ryan, but the Jets offense looks terrible. Their running game hasn't been the same this year without Thomas Jones (most underrated back for the past 5 years) and I don't trust Sanchez at all. I hate Sanchez, he's so pouty all the time. I can NEVER count out Peyton at home.. and with that crowd noise, I feel bad for Sanchez on 3rd and long with Freeney and Mathis coming around the ends gunning for him. I think 24-21 Colts. Vinatieri clutch kicking again. ravens at chiefs - Wow, I'm SO close to taking the Chiefs because I think they will be really confident at home and I love what they've done this season. But the Ravens have so many veterans, and all it takes is one huge play from Ed Reed or Ray Ray to totally change this game. Ravens defense hasn't been the same this year, but i don't think KC's passing game is good enough to beat them. Cause I know damn well that Baltimore isn't gonna let KC run all over them like they did everyone else this year. I think Baltimore by 10 saints at seahawks - Complete blowout. Saints are gonna win by 24 easily. Seahwaks are terrible. packers at eagles - Awesome matchup here. I havent been impressed by the Eagles pass defense aside from Samuel. I think the Pack's defense will play fast as always and cause problems for Vick. Vick will be feeling nervous, first playoff game in like 5 years. I can see him making some mistakes and getting rattled. I am saying Pack by 9. divisional round: colts at steelers - Colts aren't good enough to win on the road with all their injuries. Steelers have proven their worth in the playoffs. They are gonna dominate this one and give Peyton hell. ravens at pats - Patriots at home. Enough said. I could see the Ravens beating them actually, but I can't pick against Belichek and Brady at home. I don't think the Ravens offense is good enough to keep putting up points to match the Pats. saints at bears - I have hated on Chicago ALL year but I am finally giving them some credit. They will be at home, and the Saints have NO run game cause of injuries. It's gonna kill them here and the Bears are gonna get a huge win for the franchise in front of their fans. It's gonna be cold, Saints are a dome team, and I don't think Brees is gonna be able to chuck it 50 times and pull one out here. packers at falcons - Biased as a Falcons fan. But they've got no love most of the season. They play old school football. They run the ball out of a bunch of stacked formations, run playaction, and Matty Ice can run an offense by himself in year 3. They are so tough to beat in the dome, and having that extra week to gameplan will help them out. They beat the Pack earlier in the year at home, and I think they will get it done again. conference championships: steelers at pats - I'm taking Pittsburgh here. It's SOO tough to go against the Pats at home, but the Steelers are one of the few teams out there with a QB used to a ton of pressure, and a stifling defense that I think can limit the Pats offense some. Pitt is used to the cold weather and used to playing the Pats, and despite the beat down earlier in the season, I see the Steelers going into Foxboro and getting the 3 point win. Bears at falcons - I don't trust Jay Cutler away from Soldier Field. I think they can sneak by the Saints using their home field advantage and RB injuries from the Saints. But I just don't trust Cutler going into the Georgia Dome with all that crowd noise. He'll throw his picks, I don't think they'll get a running game going. Atlanta wont be dumb enough to kick to Hester and Atlanta will roll by 14. Bears aren't that great of a team. super bowl: steelers vs falcons - Of course I gotta go with Hotlanta. :finger: Smashmouth game. Atlanta puts pressure on Ben with their 4 down linemen and dont let him run around back there and improv plays. Atlanta controls the clock with their run game and Matty Ice shows that he is ready to finally get some national love and get a super bowl ring! |
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I LOVE Mike Vick. His rookie season with Atlanta was what made me start watching the NFL. And I've stuck by the Falcons ever since, even through the Bobby Petrino ****show. I don't think anyone plays like Atlanta. They have a super efficient QB and play and old school style. Everyone's goin to a 4-3 defense and they are in the 43 getting pressure without blitzing. Everyone wants to spread it out but Atlanta will go IForm with 2 Tight Ends and run it at you. It's a real matchup problem, they've got a great thing going right now and I'm excited to have a sports team with a chance of a title (As much as I like Atlanta, my main sports team is the Mets!) I am praying for the Packers and Seahawks to win first round. I REALLY don't wanna see the Saints as Atlanta's first game. |
I hear ya there. Never know what the aints are capable of these days. Falcons could have a good go at it. They put thereselves in position to take home the ring for sure. Heard Wade "cupcake" Phillips went to houston as their def co..lol. Geez im glad he is gone. His total lack of discipline is why my boys will be watching the super bowl from the couch. Its amazing what Belechik continues to do with the Pats. Thats what Dallas needs and lacks. The Pats almost if never turn the ball over. They keep the penalties to a minimum and they are sold on the structure and scheme their coach and Brady instill in them. And they are doing it in a rebuilding year. With the talent Dallas has there is no reason why we shouldnt be right there with your Falcons. Battling our way through the playoffs. I do wish we had ol Matty Ice on our squad. Im still not sold on Romo as our leader. Until we fix our offensive line though it doesnt really matter. That and our secondary cant cover a 5 dollar bet. We'll see how things shape up with Garrett in the captains seat. Hope to see yall next year in the playoffs...Playoffs??Playoffs???lol
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Yeah I saw Wade went to Houston.. Dude has never been cut out to be a head coach. Definetly not for the Cowboys. His demeanor and attitude just enabled everyone. I don't think players respect him as a head coach. He isn't a guy that I vision commanding attention in a locker room when he has somethin to say. I don't know if Garrett is the answer, but he's been good so far and it's a huge step up from Wade. Cowboys do have a lot of talent, and I don't know what I think about Romo.. I mean, he is definetly the best option there, he puts up good numbers, i think the problems elsewhere. Bums like Marion Barber on the team. I think Felix and Choice are both way better than Marion.
I live in the heart of Steeler Nation and EVERYONE despises New England. But I root for them, I like the Pats. Just cause I am SO impressed with Bill and Brady and what they've done. It's taken for granted cause we are so used to it. But they are going on a decade of dominance here. I've never seen any two people even close to being on the same page with gameplan and philosophy and basically everything like Belichek and Brady are. So synced with everything, its disgusting. They are just masterminds. It sounds so simple what they do but its so difficult. Run the ball a little bit. Don't do anything high-risk. Don't turn the rock over. Sustain long drives. Get TDs in the red zone. Haha the way the Pats play is the way I play in video games. Just focus on getting a first down. Long drives, get TDs. Get some turnovers on defense, and you've got a win. Of course they have a great offensive line too. |
I've been hearing for years about how talented the 'boys are...still not sold on them.
the NFL's parity is the one thing they definitely have down. I'm not sure why other leagues don't emulate them(salary cap). one thing I'm sick of hearing about is how the league is so different from years past. every year there are surprise teams and every year good teams fall flat. on wade: I love how jerry's ego kept wade in town much longer then he should have(didn't want to admit mistake of hiring him). also: I love how garrett play called his way into the head coaching job(pass pass pass pass pass pass pass pass pass pass). then when he gets the gig, he actually does an understandable balance. |
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