NFL Talk - 2010-11 Season
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Christ on a cracker!! I got called in to work to fix a problem just before half time. I just got back home. WHAT HAPPENED???? 
Christ on a cracker!! I got called in to work to fix a problem just before half time. I just got back home. WHAT HAPPENED????
Aaron Rodgers happened.
Apparently so. Good grief. My working theory was that Atlanta's D had remained in the lockeroom for the third quarter.
My working theory was that Atlanta's D had remained in the lockeroom for the third quarter.
Skip Bayless is probably jizzing in his pants right now.
I shudder to think how good GB would have been had they not had a slew of injuries. My money's on them beating whoever wins the Seahawks/Bears game tomorrow.
Geez, Joe Buck and Troy Aikman, I think my ears have gone numb.
The wild card games were a lot more exciting than yesterday's. Hopefully today is more interesting. Go Seahawks! Go Jets!
Blowouts aren't nearly as boring to watch when your team is on the winning end of them. I thought the game was a blast.
Can't say I expected the Packers to do that. Hell, I wasn't even convinced they could win down in Atlanta. I just hope the Packers don't start thinking too much of themselves and go flat next week.
Go Seahawks!!
Btw I think it was embarrassing how the Atlanta fans left the stadium en masse long before the game was over (I think at the start of the 4th quarter the stadium was already less than half full); sure it must've been a bitter experience, I get that, but's that's part of being a fan too sometimes. I can't respect a fanbase like that.
^So you don't respect any fanbases then? I honestly can't think of any game I've seen where the stadium has stayed full when the home team looks like absolute crap and is getting pounded. And it's not even fun to watch, especially when it starts getting down towards the end and there's no hope of a comeback.
Wrigley Field stays full, no matter what 
Course, for all I know they lock the exits.
Course, for all I know they lock the exits.
It's not true that that happens everywhere. Some people leaving ok, I guess that's inevitable, but last night there was almost nobody left midway through the 4th quarter (except the Packers fans I guess who were audible but not shown on tv).
Wrigley Field stays full, no matter what
That's because by the fourth inning, everyone's too shithoused to care about what's going on.
Oh, God, yes. I mean, they lost Johnny Jolly from the whole purple drank incident before the season even started, so that hampered the pass rush. They lost four linebackers to IR, along with their starting running back and tight end. Injuries decimated that team, and they've still been the hottest club in football since, oh, Week 15 or so (when they gave the Patriots a real run for their money).
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