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NFL Talk - 2010-11 Season

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Nice win by the Patriots, and it's good to have Deion Branch back. He never should have left. :techman:

Also, I HATE YOU, JETS. Just frakking lose! :scream:
 
Sorry Rams I don't know what happened last week, that was a fluke, generally the Lions will find a way to help you win no matter how well either side is doing. I don't know what was up with the penalties against the Giants, I can only think that we have such a culture of losing for so long that we've forgotten how to win. I don't know that we would've beat the Giants but we didn't help ourselves one bit.
 
Potentially the best game that Denver's played all season, and we end up losing because one jackass couldn't keep his hands to himself and another jackass snapped the ball to Timbuktu. It wouldn't hurt as much if the Jets managed to drive down for the touchdown or if Denver ran out of time/ shots at converting the final TD. But instead we lost on two stupid screw-ups.

We caught so many breaks that we never managed to convert on. The short fields, the turnovers, everything would work in our favor, except there was always one thing or another. The fumble (which was actually a great defensive play. I really can't blame Moreno for that one), the botched field goal, the shanked FG, the inability to drive, the penalties. This may be a result of going against a really good defense, but it seemed like our new-founsd running game hurt our passing game. When the running didn't turn up first downs, Orton was usually left with one shot to get it himself, and it just wasn't happening today. I'm not saying that Orton shouldn't be expected to come out after 2 or 3 runs and get the first down with his arm, but it seemed like we were more efficient when Orton was getting as many as 3 or 4 shots at a first down.
 
Potentially the best game that Denver's played all season, and we end up losing because one jackass couldn't keep his hands to himself and another jackass snapped the ball to Timbuktu. It wouldn't hurt as much if the Jets managed to drive down for the touchdown or if Denver ran out of time/ shots at converting the final TD. But instead we lost on two stupid screw-ups.

We caught so many breaks that we never managed to convert on. The short fields, the turnovers, everything would work in our favor, except there was always one thing or another. The fumble (which was actually a great defensive play. I really can't blame Moreno for that one), the botched field goal, the shanked FG, the inability to drive, the penalties. This may be a result of going against a really good defense, but it seemed like our new-founsd running game hurt our passing game. When the running didn't turn up first downs, Orton was usually left with one shot to get it himself, and it just wasn't happening today. I'm not saying that Orton shouldn't be expected to come out after 2 or 3 runs and get the first down with his arm, but it seemed like we were more efficient when Orton was getting as many as 3 or 4 shots at a first down.

I watched a lot of that game (God Bless the Sunday Ticket!). The Broncos beat themselves. That penalty was ridiculous. Even if they didn't call pass interference (on a 4th down!!), it was clearly a face mask penalty, which would have given the Jets a first down anyway.

And that snap...oh, Lordy Lou. Why didn't Orton just fall on it??

Just a complete public self-soiling on the part of Denver.
 
Fox is reporting that DeSean Jackson suffered a severe concussion today and has memory loss from the hit.
 
^ Scary. Between Jackson and James Harrison's headhunting (seriously... knocking out 2 WR with blows to the head and no flags?), it's been a bad day for receivers.

But a good day of football overall - Cowboys lost, Chargers lost. Too bad the Ravens and Skins couldn't pull it off, but you can't ask for perfection.

Now let's see Chris Johnson run all over the Jags tomorrow. :mallory:
 
It's great to know that my Detroit Lions, a team that has won two games in the last two seasons before this one, have just as many wins as God's team, the Dallas Cowboys. Seriously, how many penalties can you take for excessive celebration before it sinks in?

How do the Bears continue to win with an offensive line like that? There's going to be one of these times that Cutler doesn't get back up and then what's going to happen? Todd Collins? Jeff Garcia? Matt Leinart?
 
Nice win by the Patriots, and it's good to have Deion Branch back. He never should have left. :techman:

Also, I HATE YOU, JETS. Just frakking lose! :scream:

This pretty much sums things up for me this morning as well.

That Pats game was way too stressful for me, but I'll take the W.
 
How do the Bears continue to win with an offensive line like that?

Well, they didn't win yesterday, and the line was a huge part of it.

There's going to be one of these times that Cutler doesn't get back up and then what's going to happen? Todd Collins? Jeff Garcia? Matt Leinart?
We've already seen that happen, when the line got Cutler knocked into oblivion against New York (the "nine sacks in the first half, Cutler gets a concussion" game). What happens is Todd Collins comes in and goes 6 - 16 for 32 yards, four interceptions and a passer rating of 6.2. It's not pretty. :barf:
 
Is this Cutler's new helmet?

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Any truth to the rumor that the NFL is going to rename the sack a Cutler?
 
Cutler wouldn't be eating nearly as much turf if he had an offensive line worth a shit, especially when his blind side is receiving no protection whatsoever. I'm going to punch the next person who says, "Oh, it's not the line's fault, Cutler just holds onto the ball too long."
 
Junior Seau was involved in a single car accident early this morning after being arrested on domestic violence charges.

The former NFL star had left the house before police arrived but was arrested immediately upon his return. Seau was briefly booked in a detention center on charges of felony spousal assault and was released at 3:20 a.m. PT after posting bail.
Six hours later, his car drove off a road near Carlsbad, Calif., and landed at the bottom of a hill a few feet from the Pacific Ocean. Persons familiar with the road say the section Seau drove off was not curved.
 
Junior Seau was involved in a single car accident early this morning after being arrested on domestic violence charges.

The former NFL star had left the house before police arrived but was arrested immediately upon his return. Seau was briefly booked in a detention center on charges of felony spousal assault and was released at 3:20 a.m. PT after posting bail.
Six hours later, his car drove off a road near Carlsbad, Calif., and landed at the bottom of a hill a few feet from the Pacific Ocean. Persons familiar with the road say the section Seau drove off was not curved.

Sounds like a failed suicide attempt...
 
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