NFL Talk - 2010-11 Season
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Sorry, got to be rooting for the Seahawks there, just to get a 7:9 team into the playoffs.
Sorry, got to be rooting for the Seahawks there, just to get a 7:9 team into the playoffs.
Just killing time, apparently
Even with the extra week off, not a good way to go into the playoffs. Would be different if they had gone with second or third string guys.
Likewise! My dad's an OU fan, so I feel obligated to root for Sam Bradford and the Rams. I think they'll be able to handle the Seahawks tonight.
Source?
Well, even though it came up a little short, Tebow has been proving to be fairly clutch when the team needs a comeback. I just wouldn't mind it if he spent a little more time this season practicing getting a lead prior to the last couple minutes.
So what the fuck happened in that game?
Wow, looks like you got your wish.
Hell Damn Crap!
I'm very disappointed that the Rams finally had a national audience and something to play for, and that's what they came up with.
The defense played fairly well, but the offense was horrible.
Hopefully next year with Avery and Clayton back, they can start to stretch the field a bit. All these 3 yard passes are driving me crazy.
Good luck Seahawks.
I'm very disappointed that the Rams finally had a national audience and something to play for, and that's what they came up with.
The defense played fairly well, but the offense was horrible.
Hopefully next year with Avery and Clayton back, they can start to stretch the field a bit. All these 3 yard passes are driving me crazy.
Good luck Seahawks.
No doubt. How can the NFL say they're presenting the best possible product on the field when a 7-9 team is going to the playoffs and two 10-6 teams (Buccaneers, Giants) are staying home?
I'm curious to see what the final spread will be on the Seattle/New Orleans game. I imagine it'll be one of the highest spreads against a home team ever.
Glad to see the Packers win. They have a tough game against Philly (hope they closely study the film from the Philly/Vikes game), but at least they're in.
Not sure what Lovie Smith was trying to prove by playing his starters the entire game. As if Cutler hadn't been sacked enough this year. Lovie should be very thankful that no one was injured.
Glad to see the Packers win. They have a tough game against Philly (hope they closely study the film from the Philly/Vikes game), but at least they're in.
Not sure what Lovie Smith was trying to prove by playing his starters the entire game. As if Cutler hadn't been sacked enough this year. Lovie should be very thankful that no one was injured.
Fixed that for you.
As a Pats fan, I was glad to see so many unheralded backups play effectively. They're one injury to a starter away from playing significant playoff minutes, and it was nice to see them play some actualy game snaps.
Also, Julian Edelman - what's with the Brady mullet? My wife said he looks like one of the Beatles. She spent the second half calling him Julian Lennon.
Nice job BenJarvus on the 1,000 yard season. You got the same dreads as Maroney, but I don't dread when you carry the ball like I did with the fumble machine. I went rafting in Tennessee in October and this guy in our raft, a Miss grad, was telling us how awesome it was that his fellow alum was a starter in NE. After the end of the season, I'm starting to believe him.
Shayne Graham worries me going into the playoffs, I wonder if he realizes the requisite for a touchback involves kicking it past the goal, not the 10 yard line. He's been effective at FGs, even in bad weather, but those kickoffs are going to come back to bite him.
I read that article. I'm not really seeing evidence of them "hating" each other though, more like speculation that they can't get along. However it's reasonable speculation I suppose. It's certainly believeable given Haley's temperment. If it's true, it will ultimately cost Haley his job.
I saw something in a highlight of the Atlanta game yesterday that I don't think I've ever seen in a NFL game before. The owner of the Falcons was down on the sidelines at the end of the game and he got he Gatorade bucket treatment. I was like "Wow, he must be easy going" for them to pull that on the owner.
I saw something in a highlight of the Atlanta game yesterday that I don't think I've ever seen in a NFL game before. The owner of the Falcons was down on the sidelines at the end of the game and he got he Gatorade bucket treatment. I was like "Wow, he must be easy going" for them to pull that on the owner.
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