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NFL Talk - 2010-11 Season

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Awesome season recap.

[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bABToL_yNFg&feature=player_embedded[/yt]

Jets "'11 theme song" Rex's Gang Green

[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5ETPoQuoog[/yt]
 
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I was listening to Opie & Anthony on the way to work this morning and they were debuting some Jets songs of their own. They were rooting for them, but also bashing on Rex and company along the way. It was pretty funny.

I'm an honorary terrible towel waver this week.
 
I'm just going to watch replays of the Pats beating the Jets, Packers, and Bears from earlier this season this weekend, and try real hard not to live in the real world.
 
If McCain were President, he'd still be thinking the Cardinals could win.

The Cardinals did win. As I recall, the final score was Cardinals 23, Steelers 17, Referees 10.

And even my beloved Redbirds didn't get as screwed by the officiating as the Green-birds did three years before.

But I'm not bitter. Not me.
 
I'm hoping for Packers/Steelers (with Green Bay getting the win), but knowing my luck, the Jets are going to keep trolling the NFL for a bit longer and get past Pittsburgh. :(
 
Jets-Packers. Not that I care about any of the teams, but I don't like the Bears and Steelers (fans). :)
 
I'm hoping for Packers/Steelers (with Green Bay getting the win), but knowing my luck, the Jets are going to keep trolling the NFL for a bit longer and get past Pittsburgh. :(

I got the same feeling the Jets are going to win today. To quote Dean Wormer, "I hate those guys."

Anyone wanna start singing "Here we go...Pittsburgh's going to the Superbowl" with me?
 
Anyone wanna start singing "Here we go...Pittsburgh's going to the Superbowl" with me?

Will this do?
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For the record, I honestly am happy with just about any combination for the outcome today.... but if pressed I'm going with Packers/Steelers for the incredible historical perspective
 
Looking forward to two great games today. Should be cold and ugly, just the way I like my football.

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I'd like to see the Jets go all the way, but Packers/Steelers seems like the safe bet.

A Jets/Bears Super Bowl...that would just seems weird.
 
I'm hoping for Green Bay (go Pack!) and Pittsburgh (by default), but I have a feeling it'll be just the opposite.

Oddly, I think I'd feel more comfortable if the Packers were underdogs. I think being the favorites will make them too confident and lessen their intensity on the field. Seems strange that the #6 seed is favored by 3.5 points. Especially since the Packers lost at Chicago earlier in the season.
 
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Good morning.

In less than three hours, two teams will meet in Soldier Field for the greatest gridiron battle in the history of mankind: The Chicago Bears, and the Green Bay fucking Packers.

Not since 1941, not since this great and glorious nation was attacked by cowards and deceivers, have these teams met in the field of battle during the time known as the postseason. And today this conflict shall determine which of these teams shall march onward to Jerry Jones' ghastly monument to himself and then claim victory over the entire National Football League.

You may be nervous, Chicago Football Bears. You may even be feeling trepidation. Unease. Concern. But the most important thing that you must remember, that you must carry with you as you take the field today is thou shalt not fear.

Fear is for the weak. For the unworthy. And while your coaching staff can still go eat all the dicks in the world, you have proven to this league that you are worthy. You have taken your lumps along the way and there was a game against Washington that shall never be spoken of again, but you have learned from your mistakes. You are better than you were when you took your first baby steps on September the Twelfth, in the Year of Our Lord Two Thousand and Ten. You are faster. Stronger. Smarter.

Remember not the garbage defeat at the end of this season, but rather the victory when you hung twenty points on these filthy Packers. When you, Jay Cutler, completed 59 percent of your passes and quietly picked apart that defense. When you, Devin Hester, said "Fuck you, that's my name," and ran a punt 63 yards for a touchdown. When you won. Because that's what you are: You are winners.

It is not difficult. It is not complicated. Do not throw the ball at Charles Woodson. Block motherfucking Clay Matthews III, even if you have to get a shotgun or kick him in the dick. Do not abandon the run. (No, seriously, do not abandon the fucking run, Martz. I know you like to do a few half-hearted draw plays with Forte and then dance like a retarded monkey on acid and giggle, "I TOLD YOU THE RUN DOESN'T WORK -- NOW THROW, THROW AS FAR AS THE DAY IS LONG!" If you do that, I will hunt you down and make you choke on a cock.) And for the love of God, do not let Rashied Davis onto the field, as he has thoroughly exhausted whatever capital he has from his deal with Satan.

Indeed, the arm and the intelligence of General A.C. Rodgers may intimidate you, but you possess something that he lacks: Balls. Big, brass, bad-ass Bear Balls. And you will need every ounce of testicular fortitude you have to conquer him. Be in his face. Remember that no bastard ever won a football game by letting the opposing quarterback go hog wild on the defense. He won it by running a train on that quarterback and saying "Bitch, make me a sandwich." This is why you will not lose this war.

And when you win the day, January the 23rd will no longer be known as merely Football Day in America, but as the day the Chicago Bears declared in one voice: "We will not go quietly into the night! We will not vanish without a fight! We're going to live on! We're going to survive!"

Today, we celebrate going to the motherfucking Super Bowl.

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Bear Down.
 
sa-LUTE!!!!


but if pressed I'm going with Packers/Steelers for the incredible historical perspective

What's that exactly?
The Packers, because I admire the way they've been so resilient in a season so full of injuries it started to look like the train station scene in "Gone With the Wind". Plus, Aaron Rodgers has not only become an elite quarterback, he's been the picture of team-first and patient. Now he's bearing the fruits of that patience.

The Steelers, because I've been a big fan of Coach Mike Tomlin for a few seasons now. Calm, cool and a sharp young mind that the NFL needs more of.

A Packers / Steelers matchup would combine two of the most storied and successful franchises in the history of the NFL .... and that's a tantalizing idea to me. The thing is... it would take so very little for a copletely different matchup, and that's a pretty engrossing idea, too
 
Carson Palmer wants the Bengals to trade him and he's contemplating retirement if it doesn't happen. Is that an idle threat or is he really going to pull a Barry Sanders?
 
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