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Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: bezerker on February 27, 2009, 10:08:07 am
pats just signed rb fred taylor.  way to get the ball rollin
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: NickNels on February 27, 2009, 10:21:59 am
Chris Baker to Patriots

Bart Scott to Jets

Correl Buckhalter and JJ Arrington to Denver

Houshyourmama to the Eagles?
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Spacey on February 27, 2009, 10:59:38 am
Quote from: bezerker;221227
pats just signed rb fred taylor.  way to get the ball rollin


I like that.

Hopefully, Taylor produces.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: wildcoyote on February 27, 2009, 11:02:48 am
Hayensworth to Washington for $100 million.

Typical Skins move.  I smell another disaster.

Buckhalter will get 1,200 yds in Denver
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: NickNels on February 27, 2009, 11:04:33 am
Quote from: wildcoyote;221241
Hayensworth to Washington for $100 million.

Typical Skins move.  I smell another disaster.


YOu don\'t have to worry about that because they also signed DeAngelo Hall to a $55 million deal with $20 million guarnteed.  Sure thing, right?
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Spacey on February 27, 2009, 11:17:54 am
Waste of Redskin money.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on February 28, 2009, 04:03:46 pm
Matt Cassel and Mike Vrabel to the Chiefs for a second-round pick? I never doubt the Patriots\' personnel moves, but I don\'t really see the logic in this. It feels like a lot to give up for second-rounder, especially when Tom Brady hasn\'t played a single down since having his knee torn apart (by the Chiefs, ironically enough).

What most interests me now is what the Chiefs, considered pretty much a lock to take Matthew Stafford or Mark Sanchez, will do with the third overall pick in the draft. Pretty much any position other than quarterback could use an upgrade in Kansas City.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: wildcoyote on March 02, 2009, 01:15:12 pm
Can anyone explain the Chris Canty signing to me?  Are they concerned Osi might not be 100% back?  The way I see it 2 of their best 10 players are DE\'s (Osi and Tuck) plus, Kiwanuka. I think their money would have been better spent else where.  

I trust Jerry Reese, but Canty never really impressed me with Dallas.

- I think I get it now.  They plan to use him as a hybrid DE/DT in the same way they used Tuck.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Spacey on March 02, 2009, 01:43:24 pm
Mark Sanchez will go undrafted.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: tyzack on March 03, 2009, 08:40:13 am
Go Cheifs!

(https://www.chiefsproshoponline.com/images/products/427_large.jpg)
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: weekapaug19 on March 03, 2009, 09:05:51 am
Quote from: Drew_Kingsley;221399
Matt Cassel and Mike Vrabel to the Chiefs for a second-round pick? I never doubt the Patriots\' personnel moves, but I don\'t really see the logic in this. It feels like a lot to give up for second-rounder, especially when Tom Brady hasn\'t played a single down since having his knee torn apart (by the Chiefs, ironically enough).

What most interests me now is what the Chiefs, considered pretty much a lock to take Matthew Stafford or Mark Sanchez, will do with the third overall pick in the draft. Pretty much any position other than quarterback could use an upgrade in Kansas City.


pats are having trouble with the salary cap, that is why they traded vrabel and cassel
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: wildcoyote on March 05, 2009, 12:02:14 pm
So who takes TO?  

Seeing as the Jets just lost a whiny, selfish, washed up star they seem a likely destination.

Although if Plax is in prison the Giants may take stab.

Al Davis is always in the mix....
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Spacey on March 05, 2009, 12:04:39 pm
That is a good question. He should definitely land somewhere but the risk of taking him seems almost like it isn\'t worth the trouble.

Raiders could definitely benefit from him.

Wonder if he will end up with a team from the south.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: NickNels on March 10, 2009, 12:14:57 pm
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The 49ers have reportedly agreed to a new two-year deal with QB Alex Smith.

The details aren\'t yet available, but it\'s expected to be for typical backup quarterback money at around $2-$3 million per season. Though Smith will be given the courtesy of "battling" Shaun Hill for the starter\'s job, Hill has the upper hand -- and a much better track record.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: zuke583 on March 10, 2009, 12:42:30 pm
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The 49ers have reportedly agreed to a new two-year deal with QB Alex Smith.

The details aren\'t yet available, but it\'s expected to be for typical backup quarterback money at around $2-$3 million per season. Though Smith will be given the courtesy of "battling" Shaun Hill for the starter\'s job, Hill has the upper hand -- and a much better track record.


it\'s unfortunate that smith\'s career has taken the route that it has. he\'s had a different offensive coordinator in every year of his career and the one year that he had a competent coordinator and was 100% (2006 - his first year as full time starter), he played ok (58%, 16 td, 16 int, 75 qb rating). i think he\'s got the brains for the position, but he\'s not good enough to bring up the entire team. he hasn\'t had one legit #1 WR and the O line has been shaky for years.  he still had a decent upside, but he has to have talent around him for that upside to be realized.  i\'m ok with the signing. the fact that they haven\'t let him go speaks to his potential
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Vassillios on March 10, 2009, 02:47:45 pm
and TO to the Bills...
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: jking on March 10, 2009, 03:39:59 pm
i\'m pretty surprised, i figured the skins would\'ve paid a couple hundo millions for TO, just, you know, because that\'s how dan snyder likes to ruin his teams...
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: wildcoyote on March 17, 2009, 10:24:41 am
The Giants should pick up Matt Jones.  This latest bit trouble is nothing.  He\'d fill Plax\'s role better than anyone available.

The Jets are insane if they don\'t try to get Cutler.  He\'s Brett Favre with out the old.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: NickNels on March 27, 2009, 04:15:43 pm
49\'ers pay attention:

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Free agent Jeff George says if he was on the Vikings, he "guarantee(s) (he) would be wearing a ring right now."

He just won\'t let it go. "It just amazes me that I’m not on somebody’s roster," the 41-year-old said. "You can’t tell me I’m not better than some of the QBs that are out there. I look at teams like Minnesota or Chicago, and I want to scream at the people in charge, ‘What are you thinking?\'" George is throwing and staying in shape, but seems unlikely to get a call this offseason.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: zuke583 on March 27, 2009, 05:12:32 pm
Quote from: NickNels;224455
49\'ers pay attention:

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Free agent Jeff George says if he was on the Vikings, he "guarantee(s) (he) would be wearing a ring right now."

He just won\'t let it go. "It just amazes me that I’m not on somebody’s roster," the 41-year-old said. "You can’t tell me I’m not better than some of the QBs that are out there. I look at teams like Minnesota or Chicago, and I want to scream at the people in charge, ‘What are you thinking?\'" George is throwing and staying in shape, but seems unlikely to get a call this offseason.


please...we\'ve got a three-headed monster in shaun hill/alex smith/damon huard
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: ChrisPitch on March 27, 2009, 05:28:57 pm
Great. With the 18-game schedule that Goodell is proposing, George could throw 30 interceptions in a season instead of the usual 20.

By the way, I think Goodell\'s proposal of extending the regular season could be the dumbest thing I\'ve ever heard about in sports. Well, not as dumb as the World Baseball Classic or having the All-Star Game decide home field in the World Series, but close.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Wolfman on March 28, 2009, 02:00:13 am
It\'s 2007 all over again kidz.  Patriots will be running up scores and leaving a smoldering trail of destruction in their wake.  19-0, 19 to go.  Look out.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: zuke583 on April 01, 2009, 08:42:54 pm
Quote from: Wolfman;224476
It\'s 2007 all over again kidz.  Patriots will be running up scores and leaving a smoldering trail of destruction in their wake.  19-0, 19 to go.  Look out.


is there some alternate 2007 in your brain, wolfy?

in other, more important news (ie 49er news), isaac bruce is returning and jay cutler is on the trading block. i hope to god we get this guy. i don\'t care if he\'s perceived as whiney -- he\'s talented. this is a quarterback\'s league (yeah it\'s cliche...but it\'s still true). without an elite (read: all decade) defense you can\'t be truly successful without a top tier quarterback. very limited supply and he\'s available. definitely worth our #10 overall pick. i wouldn\'t want to make a herschel walker-type trade to acquire him, but seeing that a 1st round qb is a 50/50 shot (at best), he\'s absolutely worth the minor gamble. singletary\'s a straight shooter...he\'d let him know what\'s what. we\'ve bolstered out line with marvel smith, and we\'ve trimmed some of the fat on defense. a cutler trade would push us from the mediocre level right to the playoff level.

unless of course, the browns trade for him....
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: tyzack on April 02, 2009, 08:09:35 am
Quote from: Wolfman;224476
It\'s 2007 all over again kidz.  Patriots will be running up scores and leaving a smoldering trail of destruction in their wake.  19-0, 19 to go.  Look out.


[not going to jinx anything by calling a bean-town championship sweep on 08/09]
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: NickNels on April 02, 2009, 08:59:01 am
Quote from: zuke583;225169
Quote from: Wolfman;224476
It\'s 2007 all over again kidz.  Patriots will be running up scores and leaving a smoldering trail of destruction in their wake.  19-0, 19 to go.  Look out.


is there some alternate 2007 in your brain, wolfy?

in other, more important news (ie 49er news), isaac bruce is returning and jay cutler is on the trading block. i hope to god we get this guy. i don\'t care if he\'s perceived as whiney -- he\'s talented. this is a quarterback\'s league (yeah it\'s cliche...but it\'s still true). without an elite (read: all decade) defense you can\'t be truly successful without a top tier quarterback. very limited supply and he\'s available. definitely worth our #10 overall pick. i wouldn\'t want to make a herschel walker-type trade to acquire him, but seeing that a 1st round qb is a 50/50 shot (at best), he\'s absolutely worth the minor gamble. singletary\'s a straight shooter...he\'d let him know what\'s what. we\'ve bolstered out line with marvel smith, and we\'ve trimmed some of the fat on defense. a cutler trade would push us from the mediocre level right to the playoff level.

unless of course, the browns trade for him....


i thought we already covered which QB the 49\'ers should be going after
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: zuke583 on April 02, 2009, 11:04:02 am
Quote from: NickNels;225210
Quote from: zuke583;225169
Quote from: Wolfman;224476
It\'s 2007 all over again kidz.  Patriots will be running up scores and leaving a smoldering trail of destruction in their wake.  19-0, 19 to go.  Look out.


is there some alternate 2007 in your brain, wolfy?

in other, more important news (ie 49er news), isaac bruce is returning and jay cutler is on the trading block. i hope to god we get this guy. i don\'t care if he\'s perceived as whiney -- he\'s talented. this is a quarterback\'s league (yeah it\'s cliche...but it\'s still true). without an elite (read: all decade) defense you can\'t be truly successful without a top tier quarterback. very limited supply and he\'s available. definitely worth our #10 overall pick. i wouldn\'t want to make a herschel walker-type trade to acquire him, but seeing that a 1st round qb is a 50/50 shot (at best), he\'s absolutely worth the minor gamble. singletary\'s a straight shooter...he\'d let him know what\'s what. we\'ve bolstered out line with marvel smith, and we\'ve trimmed some of the fat on defense. a cutler trade would push us from the mediocre level right to the playoff level.

unless of course, the browns trade for him....


i thought we already covered which QB the 49\'ers should be going after


mega joe montana?
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: zuke583 on April 02, 2009, 06:13:27 pm
looks like da bears got cutler...gave up a bunch for him too. don\'t know if i would want to give up two #1 picks and a #3 pick (and orton) for him
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: wildcoyote on April 03, 2009, 04:12:40 pm
Giants cut Plax.  This means A) They are certain he will do prison time and miss some if not all of this season.  B) They\'re real close on Braylon Edwards or Anquan Boldin.  

Still say they should grab Matt Jones.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Wolfman on April 03, 2009, 08:40:18 pm
Quote from: tyzack;225207
Quote from: Wolfman;224476
It\'s 2007 all over again kidz.  Patriots will be running up scores and leaving a smoldering trail of destruction in their wake.  19-0, 19 to go.  Look out.


[not going to jinx anything by calling a bean-town championship sweep on 08/09]


Tell you what, it\'s really not out of the question at all for Boston to win all 4 pro championships this year (Super Bowl technically in \'10).  Although I have no idea how the Celtics are getting past the Cavs.  But that\'s for another thread.  Give me 3:1 odds that at least 2 Boston teams win championships this year and I\'ll throw down a $100 bet right now.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Rujah on April 03, 2009, 08:54:48 pm
Quote from: zuke583;225319
looks like da bears got cutler...gave up a bunch for him too. don\'t know if i would want to give up two #1 picks and a #3 pick (and orton) for him


I fucking hate Da Bears. Now, I hate Jay Cutler. As a Lions fan, I sure as well would have given up our No. 1 or No. 20 for Cutler any day.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: wildcoyote on April 25, 2009, 07:45:28 pm
Hakeem Nicks huh? Meh.  Not that big, decent, but not blazing speed.  Looks like they\'ve got another 2/3 type WR to go with Steve Smith, Hixon, and Mannigham.  WR is still a need postion.  For the 3rd time in this thread I\'ll advocate them picking up Matt Jones.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: bezerker on May 26, 2009, 12:31:28 pm
all you non patriot fans are so fucked !!   brady\'s good to go.   see ya at the superbowl !!
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on May 26, 2009, 02:23:47 pm
Quote from: bezerker;231529
all you non patriot fans are so fucked !!   brady\'s good to go.   see ya at the superbowl !!

Did Brady get to the field via time machine, or is he still a 31-year-old (32 by the start of the regular season) with a surgically-repaired knee who hasn\'t played a full-contact NFL game since Super Bowl XLII?

It probably won\'t shake out the same in the end, but Brady\'s return to the practice field is currently the equivalent of David Ortiz arriving to Red Sox spring training with a healthy wrist back in February.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Yoda on May 26, 2009, 02:36:56 pm
Quote from: bezerker;231529
all you patriot fans are so fucked !!   brady\'s not good to go.   see ya on the green!!


Fixed...
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: postom on May 27, 2009, 12:02:43 am
jets are going all the way this year.  blah blah patriots blah blah blah
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Vassillios on May 27, 2009, 09:32:22 am
patriots giants rematch in the super bowl. calling it now.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: bezerker on August 06, 2009, 01:05:03 am
how come reggie bush pwned the country at usc and hasn\'t done shit in the nful and is already hurt in training camp  ?   hope things work out for him i think he\'s fuckin ser.  def good too have the 6th round 199th draft pick and 3 time superbowl champ back on the field.  cant wait for the season good luck to all you boys and girls
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on August 13, 2009, 09:04:44 pm
Mike Vick to the Eagles. This will be fun.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Todaysparkles on August 13, 2009, 09:35:58 pm
keep your doggies inside.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: simpletwistupdon on August 14, 2009, 01:15:41 am
Quote from: Drew_Kingsley;238387
Mike Vick to the Eagles. This will be fun.


 they expecting mcnabb to suck?

Guess they expected him to get injured...
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: tyzack on August 14, 2009, 07:09:25 am
Countdown to wolf\'s 19-0 posts?
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: ChrisPitch on September 10, 2009, 12:07:39 pm
Well, seeing as how today is the first day of the NFL season, allow me to make my Super Bowl prediction:
Patriots over Saints
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Yoda on September 10, 2009, 12:19:56 pm
Pitt over Minnesota
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: tyzack on September 10, 2009, 12:52:06 pm
Anyone want to do that "pick the games" league we did last year?
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on September 10, 2009, 01:00:05 pm
Steelers over Eagles.

Bodog has New England as the favorite (7/2). The best bets for my money would be Pittsburgh (19/2) or Tennessee (20/1). My sleeper pick is Washington (35/1).
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: booztravlr on September 10, 2009, 01:21:01 pm
AFC East: Patriots (#1)
AFC North: Steelers (#3)
AFC South: Colts (#2)
AFC West: Chargers (#4)
#5 Seed: Ravens
#6 Seed: Titans

NFC East: Eagles (#4)
NFC North: Packers (#1)
NFC South: Falcons (#3)
NFC West: 49ers (#2)
#5 Seed: Cardinals
#6 Seed: Vickings

Wild Card Round:
Steelers over Titans
Chargers over Ravens
Falcons over Vickings
Eagles over Cardinals

Divisional Round:
Chargers over Patriots
Colts over Steelers
Falcons over 49ers
Packers over Eagles

Championship Round:
Colts over Chargers
Falcons over Packers

Superbowl:
Colts over Falcons
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: tyzack on September 10, 2009, 01:56:05 pm
^^^ That\'s a bit out of the blue, neh?

The Steelers/Eagles sounds fun...

but I\'m going with the Patriots.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on September 14, 2009, 07:51:20 pm
GO BOLTS!!!!!!!!!!
Going to roll the raiders tonight.
oh yeah and the patriots will suck with no D and Brady becoming human.
Fun year in the .info NFL thread
oh yeah!!
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Igziabeher on September 14, 2009, 07:58:14 pm
Quote from: leith;240997
GO BOLTS!!!!!!!!!!
Going to roll the raiders tonight.
oh yeah and the patriots will suck with no D and Brady becoming human.
Fun year in the .info NFL thread
oh yeah!!


pretty bold statement after 1 quarter of football.  i expect you to be eating those words soon.

Saints are taling it all this year.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Yoda on September 18, 2009, 11:32:22 am
Anyone else going to the Jets game sunday?
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: spance on September 20, 2009, 04:30:50 pm
Mark Sanchise

you know you have a good defense when you hold Brady to ZERO touchdowns. and I don\'t want to hear it about Welker not playing...Pats still have Moss.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Spacey on September 20, 2009, 05:26:28 pm
Quote from: spance;241688
Mark Sanchise

you know you have a good defense when you hold Brady to ZERO touchdowns. and I don\'t want to hear it about Welker not playing...Pats still have Moss.


Welker is more important to the offense than Moss is.

Welker caught 111 in 2008 and 112 in 2007.

Moss only caught 69 in 2008 and 98 in 2007.

Welker was the short game since the Patriots never really had one.

The Jets showed up today and played football, hard nose football. Walked away with a well deserved win.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: spance on September 20, 2009, 07:30:30 pm
Edelman did a pretty good job at filling the slot roll...little shaky at first but I think he ended up with about 100 rec yards.

I think it was one of those games the Jets needed to win...and thankfully they did but the Pats are still the team to beat (in the division)
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on September 20, 2009, 07:43:33 pm
Damn! Tough game. The Chargers blew it in the Red Zone and the Ravens didn\'t. No LT was tough to handle but Sproles did admirably.
Oh well at least they were able to move the ball and put up 26 points on that Defense which is something to take from the game as a fan.

Niners won again which is nice. They have a team that can win the NFC West and a Coach that has them going in the right direction after years of being a lost franchise.


Quote from: leith;240997
oh yeah and the patriots will suck with no D and Brady becoming human.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: dannybiscuits on September 20, 2009, 09:14:56 pm
Bears defeat defending super bowl champs the pittsburgh steelers. Johnny fucking Knox bitches if you don\'t know now you know.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Gordo on September 21, 2009, 02:09:15 am
Quote from: dannybiscuits;241700
Bears defeat defending super bowl champs the pittsburgh steelers. Johnny fucking Knox bitches if you don\'t know now you know.


I think that I know what I haven\'t known yet?
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on September 28, 2009, 01:25:15 am
Fucking BULLSHIT I tell you!
Fuck Brett Favre!
Niners w/o Gore had that game but NOOOOOOOOO! Fucking Brett "Niners Killer" Favre had to fucking pull out the magic one more fucking time!
Fuck that guy.
Oh well at least The Chargers pulled out a win w/o LT.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Yoda on September 28, 2009, 05:57:09 am
Speaking of Favre, sort of... The Jets are quietly 3-0...
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: zuke583 on September 28, 2009, 09:25:46 am
Quote from: leith;242339
Fucking BULLSHIT I tell you!
Fuck Brett Favre!
Niners w/o Gore had that game but NOOOOOOOOO! Fucking Brett "Niners Killer" Favre had to fucking pull out the magic one more fucking time!
Fuck that guy.


i agree with all of this. i hate that guy. i knew he\'d find a way to screw me. he always does. whether it\'s beating the niners, or fucking me in fantasy, or fucking up a bet it never fucking fails. never liked him, never will.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Klout on September 28, 2009, 10:42:05 am
G-MEN!

that is all.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Vassillios on September 28, 2009, 10:45:14 am
i don\'t get it. the redskins put up huge numbers statistically but still fail to beat the fucking lions. THE LIONS. their first win since 2007.

fuck its annoying to be a fan sometimes.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Spacey on September 28, 2009, 10:50:33 am
The Lions were bound to win eventually. Some team had to be the one to lose. My understanding is that the Lions out played the Redskins.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: postom on September 29, 2009, 02:24:44 am
the entire bar erupted in applause when the lions won, around this singletary lions fan who was standing on a chair.  cheering.  i was so happy for him
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: ChrisPitch on September 29, 2009, 12:06:00 pm
Congratulations to the Detroit Lions. Now my Cleveland Browns are officially the worst team in the NFL. Who-hoo!
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on September 29, 2009, 12:36:48 pm
Quote from: ChrisPitch;242509
Congratulations to the Detroit Lions. Now my Cleveland Browns are officially the worst team in the NFL. Who-hoo!

If you\'re going by active losing streak, it\'s still the St. Louis Rams (13 games). But the Browns are pretty terrible.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: ChrisPitch on September 29, 2009, 12:41:02 pm
The Browns have scored one offensive touchdown in nine games going back to last season. And it was a garbage-time TD against the Vikings. Yikes.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: tyzack on September 29, 2009, 01:01:36 pm
Don\'t forget about the Cheifs.

Missouri, in general, sucks.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on October 05, 2009, 01:30:49 am
Fucking Chargers can\'t tackle and show up for a quarter?
This is not even Norv\'s fault the players are just shit right now.

At least the Niners rebounded from that last week and are showing that Singletary has the team going in the right direction.
Yeah it was the Lambs but 35-0 against an NFL team and w/o Gore is nothing to sneeze at.
Yeah I know I know they are not a top team yet but they are playing their best in years on both sides of the ball and are one play away from being 4-0.
It\'s about time.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on October 05, 2009, 07:23:13 am
You can probably blame Norv for this, though: The Chargers only ran the ball eight times (including one carry for one yard by Philip Rivers), and Darren Sproles had no carries and one reception for 16 yards. The Chargers\' coaching staff got a declining LaDainian Tomlinson back and completely forgot about the most explosive player in the building. If Michael Jordan came out of retirement right now, the Bulls wouldn\'t stop letting Ben Gordon shoot the ball.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Yoda on October 12, 2009, 09:00:42 am
I don\'t doubt that the giants are a good team, but these fans on the radio are basically handing them a suber bowl win already... They\'ve played 5 teams that have 6 total wins this season... Only one has a winning record and two of them are 0-5...  Oh yeah, and they can beat up on the raiders... Let\'s see what they do against the saints before we start talking about them being the best team in the league...
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on October 12, 2009, 10:00:38 am
Cleveland 6, Buffalo 3

I hope none of you upstaters were subjected to this atrocity on television. The Browns win with two field goals, the longest of which was a 24-yarder, and the other of which came after recovering a fumble (an unforced one, at that) already in field goal range. Derek Anderson completed TWO passes all day and his team won. I won\'t be surprised if the estate of Walter Camp calls my office and asks us to stop referring to him as the father of American football. What an embarrassing game.

I feel bad for Pitchie... his squad finally gets a win and it\'s not even something that he can brag about.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: bezerker on October 18, 2009, 05:55:25 pm
45-0 ???   5 touchdowns in one half ?  best QB of all time/worst defense of all time

345 yards ????? oh my fucking god
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Vassillios on October 18, 2009, 07:38:34 pm
dude.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on October 18, 2009, 09:10:20 pm
The Saints have a player named "Bushrod"... which would be a great nickname for Kate Hudson.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on October 18, 2009, 11:11:02 pm
Quote from: Drew_Kingsley;244026
The Saints have a player named "Bushrod"... which would be a great nickname for Kate Hudson.


They also have a QB named Brees who was 23 of 30 passes for 369 yards and four scores today against the #1 Defense in the league.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: tyzack on October 21, 2009, 10:27:55 am
Quote from: bezerker;244012
45-0 ???   5 touchdowns in one half ?  best QB of all time/worst defense of all time

345 yards ????? oh my fucking god


Should have been 61 - 0.

Vick was safetied, but the refs gave them a mercy call. Bellicheck would have won a challenge on that call if he wanted to.

And he should have.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on October 21, 2009, 10:39:37 am
Quote from: tyzack;244272
Quote from: bezerker;244012
45-0 ???   5 touchdowns in one half ?  best QB of all time/worst defense of all time

345 yards ????? oh my fucking god


Should have been 61 - 0.

Vick was safetied, but the refs gave them a mercy call. Bellicheck would have won a challenge on that call if he wanted to.

And he should have.

Belichick would not have won a challenge, because you can\'t challenge a forward progress call. It was definitely a safety, though.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: tyzack on October 21, 2009, 11:14:57 am
Quote from: Drew_Kingsley;244275
Quote from: tyzack;244272
Quote from: bezerker;244012
45-0 ???   5 touchdowns in one half ?  best QB of all time/worst defense of all time

345 yards ????? oh my fucking god


Should have been 61 - 0.

Vick was safetied, but the refs gave them a mercy call. Bellicheck would have won a challenge on that call if he wanted to.

And he should have.

Belichick would not have won a challenge, because you can\'t challenge a forward progress call. It was definitely a safety, though.


At least someone agrees with me.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Yoda on October 21, 2009, 11:41:01 am
Am I the only one that thinks fantasy sports have ruined the actual sports.  I also think that Belichick is a great coach, but a dick who likes to run up the score on his opponents...  When you\'re up by 4 TDs, is it really necessary to continue to throw bomb passes, just run the ball up the gut and try not to embarass the team more than you already have...
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: zuke583 on October 21, 2009, 11:47:00 am
Quote from: Yoda;244290
Am I the only one that thinks fantasy sports have ruined the actual sports.


i think it has certainly changed how sports are covered/followed (not necessarily ruined it). but i don\'t think it\'s actually changed the sports. over emphasis of individual statistics has always been part of sports (and conversely, team play is often under-emphasized)
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on October 21, 2009, 11:57:48 am
Quote from: Yoda;244290
Am I the only one that thinks fantasy sports have ruined the actual sports.
At some point in the last few years, also thanks to the rise of fantasy sports, "statistics" all of a sudden became "fantasy updates". While a die-hard will never cheer against his team, fantasy sports have definitely turned the casual fan into a fair weather fan. For example, I would never cheer against the Red Sox, but my favorite NFL team is definitely my fantasy team.

Fantasy sports have done some good, however. Pitchers are finally recognized for having a solid WHIP (a much better barometer than W-L record or ERA), and wide receivers like Wes Welker get due credit for catching 100 balls every year, even if they only score four or five touchdowns. The flip side of this is that shutdown cornerbacks like Nnamdi Asomugha or Darrelle Revis, who never have interceptions because nobody ever throws their way, get no credit. The same goes for great blocking backs and receivers.

Quote from: Yoda;244290
I also think that Belichick is a great coach, but a dick who likes to run up the score on his opponents...  When you\'re up by 4 TDs, is it really necessary to continue to throw bomb passes, just run the ball up the gut and try not to embarass the team more than you already have...
I have gone back and forth on this a number of times, and I still haven\'t come to a conclusion (that\'s what she said).

On one hand, it is a general rule of thumb that pulling your starters before the fourth quarter is a slap in the face to the other team. But on the other hand, the weather was awful, Brady has a surgically-repaired knee and the score was more than double your average three-touchdown blowout.

Also, the Patriots offense isn\'t designed for running up the gut, especially with Laurence Maroney coming off of an injury. Check-down passes and screens to Wes Welker and Kevin Faulk ARE their "running game".

You also don\'t want to ruin the shutout for your defense. I hate when defenses turn in a great effort and then give up a late touchdown because they have been on the field for most of the second half, since the offense keeps going three-and-out.

Belichick is definitely a dick, but it\'s not his fault that his team has the opportunity to run up the score more often than another coach. Who can say for sure that Dick Jauron (Buffalo) or Jim Schwartz (Detroit) or any other coach wouldn\'t do the same thing?
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Yoda on October 21, 2009, 12:09:02 pm
I\'m sorry, but the way that game played out felt more like a college game than a pro game...  You know like the BSC determined your rank and not your record...
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on October 21, 2009, 12:49:32 pm
Quote from: Yoda;244294
I\'m sorry, but the way that game played out felt more like a college game than a pro game...  You know like the BSC determined your rank and not your record...

This was one team of professional athletes playing another team of professional athletes, not Florida vs. the Tallahassee School for the Blind. The Patriots pulled Brady after one second-half series, and the team only scored 14 second-half points. You can’t really call off the dogs before halftime, and you can\'t send your young backup quarterback out there with your second-string offense and expect him to gain anything from it.

And not for nothing, but while Tom Brady was responsible for the 59 on one side of the scoreboard, he had nothing to do with the zero on the other side. Tennessee was just a special kind of terrible on Sunday.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: tyzack on October 21, 2009, 01:01:59 pm
I do not see anything wrong with running up the score. If the other team feels so emparased, forfiet the game.

The only reason I really can see for pulling your starters is to protect them from injury, which argubly should be done whenever the outcome of the game is no longer in doubt.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Yoda on October 21, 2009, 01:24:03 pm
Quote from: Drew_Kingsley;244302
Quote from: Yoda;244294
I\'m sorry, but the way that game played out felt more like a college game than a pro game...  You know like the BSC determined your rank and not your record...

This was one team of professional athletes playing another team of professional athletes, not Florida vs. the Tallahassee School for the Blind. The Patriots pulled Brady after one second-half series, and the team only scored 14 second-half points. You can’t really call off the dogs before halftime, and you can\'t send your young backup quarterback out there with your second-string offense and expect him to gain anything from it.

And not for nothing, but while Tom Brady was responsible for the 59 on one side of the scoreboard, he had nothing to do with the zero on the other side. Tennessee was just a special kind of terrible on Sunday.


I agree with you.  I just think that the game was a mockery.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Vassillios on October 21, 2009, 02:57:52 pm
The Patriots also needed to prove who they were and say "Hey NFL, we\'re still a great team". After losing to the Jets and Broncos, people had their doubts, but with this massacre it makes people realized Tom Brady is back.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on November 08, 2009, 01:40:43 am
Fucking Niners need Gore back STAT!!
Chargers should handle the Giants tomorrow as they have no answer for Rivers. 4 TD\'s minimum.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on November 08, 2009, 07:17:56 pm
If the Charger receivers hadn\'t dropped so many damn passes Philip would have had his 4 TD\'s and this game would not have been so close.

As it is he got 3 and HEY Eli! EAT A BIG MUTHAFUCKIN\' D!!!!
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on November 16, 2009, 01:04:41 am
Well The Chargers are heading in the right direction. Nice win over the Eagles today which with Denver\'s loss sets up a game for first place in the AFC West next week in Denver.

Oh and that Colts/Pats game was the shootout it was billed to be and either team could have won but you all know I\'m stoked abt the result and I\'ll leave it at that.
No need to sully such a great game.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Vassillios on November 16, 2009, 02:14:29 pm
Worst Bill Belichik coaching decision of his career.

Who goes for it on 4th down on your own 30 yd line? When you are up by only 6 points?
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Yoda on November 16, 2009, 02:42:48 pm
Quote from: Vassillios;246361
Worst Bill Belichik coaching decision of his career.

Who goes for it on 4th down on your own 30 yd line? When you are up by only 6 points?


Bottom line is that he didn\'t trust his defense...
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Vassillios on November 16, 2009, 02:45:53 pm
and he trusted brady and the offense. the spot of the ball they gave them is questionable, i thought it was a first down, but you can\'t blame it on the refs. belichik fucked up here.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: zuke583 on November 16, 2009, 03:47:55 pm
Quote from: Vassillios;246369
and he trusted brady and the offense. the spot of the ball they gave them is questionable, i thought it was a first down, but you can\'t blame it on the refs. belichik fucked up here.


i don\'t think that\'s really fair. it was a gutsy call and it didn\'t work out. he would have been just as wrong if they had punted and the colts scored...the only difference is he wouldn\'t be killed for it because it\'s the safe move. i think he deserves some credit. of course, few coaches in the nfl have the kind of job security that he does, so he can afford to take a risk once in a while
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: tyzack on November 16, 2009, 03:56:34 pm
Quote from: zuke583;246378
Quote from: Vassillios;246369
and he trusted brady and the offense. the spot of the ball they gave them is questionable, i thought it was a first down, but you can\'t blame it on the refs. belichik fucked up here.


i don\'t think that\'s really fair. it was a gutsy call and it didn\'t work out. he would have been just as wrong if they had punted and the colts scored...the only difference is he wouldn\'t be killed for it because it\'s the safe move. i think he deserves some credit. of course, few coaches in the nfl have the kind of job security that he does, so he can afford to take a risk once in a while


Also, going for 4th downs has been a hall-mark of the patriots in 07, 08 and 09.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Yoda on November 16, 2009, 03:57:20 pm
The thing is, if he kicked it, the colts would have had to go 50-70 yards for a TD rather than 20+...  I give him credit for having the guts to make that call, but it was the "wrong" call...
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: zuke583 on November 16, 2009, 04:02:23 pm
Quote from: Yoda;246381
The thing is, if he kicked it, the colts would have had to go 50-70 yards for a TD rather than 20+...  I give him credit for having the guts to make that call, but it was the "wrong" call...


hindsight is 20/20. and keep in mind that they had two previous touchdown drives of 80 yards in the fourth quarter...both lasting about 2 minutes.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Yoda on November 16, 2009, 04:14:12 pm
So you\'d rather give your opponent 20+ yards with 2:00 to go as opposed to 60+ yards?

That being said, my team is sucking wind... Aside from losing to New Orleans by 14 points, we\'ve lost four games by 5 or less points after leading at some point in the 4th quarter...  The Jets could easily be 8-1 or 7-2, yet we\'re essentially done at 4-5... Same old Jets...
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Vassillios on November 16, 2009, 04:19:29 pm
they should have either made peyton earn that last touchdown by punting or let them score easily so there would be time on the clock for brady to march down the field and at least get in field goal range. poor clock management.

also awful pass interference call during the first colts touchdown drive of the final 4 minute run.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: zuke583 on November 16, 2009, 04:19:53 pm
Quote from: Yoda;246383
So you\'d rather give your opponent 20+ yards with 2:00 to go as opposed to 60+ yards?


those weren\'t the options and you know it
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on November 16, 2009, 04:43:29 pm
As a football fan, I love that the Patriots go for it on 4th and short with regularity. However, there is no sane way to give Belichick "credit" for being ballsy in this situation. Sometimes convention is convention for a reason. Why do you think teams don\'t go for two after taking a 6-0 lead in the fourth quarter? I was just talking to somebody who watched the game with Rodney Harrison and Tony Dungy (yes, really), and they were both absolutely baffled by the decision.

Punting the ball away tells the Patriots\' defense, "I trust you to win the game". Going for the first down not only tells the defense, "I don\'t trust you", but it also tells Peyton Manning, "You have our number". Peyton Manning doesn\'t need extra confidence boosts.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Yoda on November 16, 2009, 04:51:10 pm
Quote from: zuke583;246389
Quote from: Yoda;246383
So you\'d rather give your opponent 20+ yards with 2:00 to go as opposed to 60+ yards?


those weren\'t the options and you know it


So what were the options?  Do you really assume that they\'ll convert on 4th down?  If you\'re at your own 20 with a lead and 2:00 minutes left, you punt the ball and the colts will most likely start around the colt 40 yard.  You\'ve got a much better chance of your D holding them with some distance to the end zone rather than giving them what essentially would be a slam dunk from the 20...
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: wildcoyote on November 27, 2009, 12:32:11 am
The Giants are disgraceful.

Charles Woodson is the man. Not for making the Lions his bitch today, but he donated $2 million to the University of Michigan\'s childrens hospital. I don\'t care how much money he\'s made. That\'s a big check to write.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on November 30, 2009, 02:44:58 pm
Chargers wrap up the AFC WEST and looks like the only team they face the rest of the way that may be tough is the bengals.
Home game in the playoffs will be nice.

Saints should beat the pats tonight which is going to be awesome to watch.
Oh and the Niners can set up a game for the Division at home in 2 weeks if they can beat Seattle nxt week since the cards are not beating Favre and the Vikings.

Hell yeah!!
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: skalnbyc on November 30, 2009, 03:00:16 pm
Went to my first NFL game yesterday - got hooked up with a Niners ticket.  Weird weather at Candlestick: very warm, sunny and no wind.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: zuke583 on November 30, 2009, 03:31:12 pm
Quote from: leith;247540
Oh and the Niners can set up a game for the Division at home in 2 weeks if they can beat Seattle nxt week since the cards are not beating Favre and the Vikings.

Hell yeah!!


w00t! alex smith is finally coming around. finishing the season with DET/STL will be nice also. i just hope they don\'t look past seattle. also, the panthers lost this week...their 2010 first round draft pick is getting better and better
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on November 30, 2009, 11:19:01 pm
Quote from: zuke583;247555
Quote from: leith;247540
Oh and the Niners can set up a game for the Division at home in 2 weeks if they can beat Seattle nxt week since the cards are not beating Favre and the Vikings.

Hell yeah!!

w00t! alex smith is finally coming around. finishing the season with DET/STL will be nice also. i just hope they don\'t look past seattle. also, the panthers lost this week...their 2010 first round draft pick is getting better and better

Yeah who woulda thought after the past couple weeks esp. w/o Gore they would be set up to actually do something?

Oh and is anyone watching this wonderful MNF game?
I haven\'t seen Brady sacked and beat up like this in awhile.
Who Dat?

Wow Complete and utter domination by the Saints over the pats. pats D is nonexistent and the Saints D is omniscient. Crazy.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: bezerker on December 06, 2009, 01:09:15 pm
Brady >  Moss All Day Mother Fuckers
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on December 06, 2009, 02:08:58 pm
Quote from: bezerker;247955
Brady >  Moss All Day Mother Fuckers


It\'s Miami. Where were you last week?
Oh that\'s right crying in a corner.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: bezerker on December 06, 2009, 02:16:43 pm
Quote from: leith;247960
Quote from: bezerker;247955
Brady >  Moss All Day Mother Fuckers


It\'s Miami. Where were you last week?
Oh that\'s right crying in a corner.


last week i was getting pwned by phish in portland not giving 2 shits about the game.   nice try leith !!
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on December 06, 2009, 04:14:53 pm
Quote from: bezerker;247961
Quote from: leith;247960
Quote from: bezerker;247955
Brady >  Moss All Day Mother Fuckers


It\'s Miami. Where were you last week?
Oh that\'s right crying in a corner.


last week i was getting pwned by phish in portland not giving 2 shits about the game.   nice try leith !!

Haha Yeah that had to make you feel better abt that massacre once you found out.

Miami down by 2.

Oh how delicious! shitsburgh loses to da raidas and the pats can\'t beat the fins.
Now if The Bolts can beat these brownies they get closer to that Playoff Home game.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on December 06, 2009, 04:26:25 pm
Quote from: bezerker;247955
Brady >  Moss All First Quarter Mother Fuckers

Fixed... unlike the Patriots\' aging defense.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: bezerker on December 06, 2009, 04:33:10 pm
Quote from: Drew_Kingsley;247976
Quote from: bezerker;247955
Brady >  Moss All First Quarter Mother Fuckers

Fixed... unlike the Patriots\' aging defense.


yep.   what a loss.  my shit talking = un justified.   god fu cking damn it i all i got to say
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Gordo on December 06, 2009, 07:28:09 pm
Quote from: Drew_Kingsley;247976
Quote from: bezerker;247955
Brady >  Moss All First Quarter Mother Fuckers

Fixed... unlike the Patriots\' aging defense.


:lol:
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: bezerker on December 06, 2009, 07:40:29 pm
Quote from: bezerker;247980
Quote from: Drew_Kingsley;247976
Quote from: bezerker;247955
Brady >  Moss All First Quarter Mother Fuckers

Fixed... unlike the Patriots\' aging defense.


yep.   what a loss.  my shit talking = un justified.   god fu cking damn it i all i got to say


Quote from: Gordo;247991
Quote from: Drew_Kingsley;247976
Quote from: bezerker;247955
Brady >  Moss All First Quarter Mother Fuckers

Fixed... unlike the Patriots\' aging defense.


:lol:



yep.   what a loss.  my shit talking = un justified.   god fu cking damn it i all i got to say
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on December 07, 2009, 03:18:59 am
Go Bolts! Second Seed right now due to better conference record and if they can beat the Bengals in San Diego in 2 weeks it\'s probably a lock.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: zuke583 on December 07, 2009, 07:58:07 am
man...my niners breaking my heart yesterday. so many tough losses this season. the cards won anyway, so next week\'s game wasn\'t going to mean quite as much, but it\'s going to take a miracle to make the playoffs. at least alex smith is playing like a first round draft pick :/
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on December 07, 2009, 02:47:27 pm
Quote from: zuke583;248011
man...my niners breaking my heart yesterday. so many tough losses this season. the cards won anyway, so next week\'s game wasn\'t going to mean quite as much, but it\'s going to take a miracle to make the playoffs. at least alex smith is playing like a first round draft pick :/


Yeah I was bummed they blew a perfect pro sports weekend 4 me.
I was hoping the turnaround would be greater but I really like the direction they are headed. Warner has to retire sometime right? When he does the Division will be up 4 grabs again.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Spacey on December 17, 2009, 10:18:58 am
Chris Henry of the Bengals died from injuries sustained in an automobile accident.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: bezerker on December 17, 2009, 10:24:20 am
Quote from: Spacey;248932
Chris Henry of the Bengals died from injuries sustained in an automobile accident.


jumped out of a moving pick up truck in a fight with his girl or something.  i feel terrible about it but what the fuck was he thinking
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Spacey on December 17, 2009, 10:25:46 am
Quote from: bezerker;248934
Quote from: Spacey;248932
Chris Henry of the Bengals died from injuries sustained in an automobile accident.


jumped out of a moving pick up truck in a fight with his girl or something.  i feel terrible about it but what the fuck was he thinking


I actually think he jumped into the vehicle and was thrown when she took a turn. Regardless, it was stupid.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on January 08, 2010, 10:47:49 pm
OK it\'s tomorrow.
What is?  
The last game of the Patriots\' season.

Wish it would be next week but ya can\'t have everything.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Igziabeher on January 08, 2010, 11:28:17 pm
Quote from: leith;250413
OK it\'s tomorrow.
What is?  
The last game of the Patriots\' season.

Wish it would be next week but ya can\'t have everything.


they can handle the ravens w/o welker.  btw, how many superbowls have the chargers been to this decade?
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on January 09, 2010, 06:54:29 am
Quote from: Igziabeher;250414
Quote from: leith;250413
OK it\'s tomorrow.
What is?  
The last game of the Patriots\' season.

Wish it would be next week but ya can\'t have everything.


they can handle the ravens w/o welker.  btw, how many superbowls have the chargers been to this decade?

How many Super Bowls has anybody been in this decade?
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Yoda on January 09, 2010, 07:12:03 am
Quote from: Drew_Kingsley;250422
Quote from: Igziabeher;250414
Quote from: leith;250413
OK it\'s tomorrow.
What is?  
The last game of the Patriots\' season.

Wish it would be next week but ya can\'t have everything.


they can handle the ravens w/o welker.  btw, how many superbowls have the chargers been to this decade?

How many Super Bowls has anybody been in this decade?


The answer would be "ZERO"... All bets are off from the past... J-E-T-S Jets! Jets! Jets!
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: zuke583 on January 09, 2010, 10:43:06 am
my predictions for the WC round:

cin over nyj
phi over dal
ne over bal
gb over ari

hmm i guess i\'m not putting too much stock in those week 17 outcomes
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on January 09, 2010, 12:21:18 pm
Cincinnati d. NYJ
Philadelphia d. Dallas
Green Bay d. Arizona
New England d. Baltimore

New Orleans d. Philadelphia
Minnesota d. Green Bay
Indianapolis d. Cincinnati
New England d. San Diego

Minnesota d. New Orleans
Indianapolis d. New England

Indianapolis d. Minnesota
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: zuke583 on January 09, 2010, 01:05:38 pm
i really hope green bay beats minny if they play again. i also hope favre gets hurt in that game. not permanently hurt, but just enough to finish his career
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: zuke583 on January 10, 2010, 12:23:12 pm
we\'re really killing it with our predictions drew
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on January 10, 2010, 01:19:59 pm
Loving this Ravens game so far.

SACK!!!




Quote from: leith;240997
oh yeah and the patriots will suck with no D and Brady becoming human.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: NickNels on January 10, 2010, 01:20:18 pm
zuke

predictions look awful

thanks for the advice

your mom\'s a whore



(not your mom)
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: bezerker on January 10, 2010, 03:10:34 pm
Quote from: leith;250485
Loving this Ravens game so far.

SACK!!!




Quote from: leith;240997

oh yeah and the patriots will suck with no D and Brady becoming human.


get over yourself brah.   this game IS toture tho
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on January 10, 2010, 03:38:11 pm
Quote from: bezerker;250489
Quote from: leith;250485
Loving this Ravens game so far.

SACK!!!

Quote from: leith;240997

oh yeah and the patriots will suck with no D and Brady becoming human.


get over yourself brah.   this game IS toture tho


:lol:


Bring on the Jets!!!!!
San Diego SUPER Chargers!!!
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Gordo on January 10, 2010, 05:53:22 pm
I\'m actually pulling for the Chargers to run the table. I love Sproles, LT, Gates and Merriman (despite his decline lately). Even though Rivers annoys me, I think he\'s one hell of a QB and I have always enjoyed their style on offense. I just genuinely enjoy watching the SD play football.

HOLY SHIT that TD (Doucet #2) just now was SICK!
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on January 11, 2010, 09:33:27 am
Quote from: zuke583;250479
we\'re really killing it with our predictions drew

Didn\'t realize that our picks were identical... or that we both went 0-for-4 this weekend!

Revised picks (clearly not intended for gambling purposes):

Saints d. Cardinals
Vikings d. Cowboys

Ravens d. Colts
Chargers d. Jets

Chargers d. Ravens
Vikings d. Saints

Chargers d. Vikings
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: SlimPickens on January 11, 2010, 09:36:09 am
Quote from: Drew_Kingsley;250527
Quote from: zuke583;250479
we\'re really killing it with our predictions drew
Didn\'t realize that our picks were identical... or that we both went 0-for-4 this weekend!

Revised picks (clearly not intended for gambling purposes):

Saints d. Cardinals
Vikings d. Cowboys

Ravens d. Colts
Chargers d. Jets

Chargers d. Ravens
Vikings d. Saints

Chargers d. Vikings

Calling in my picks now... based on your past performance, I\'m going against all these.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on January 11, 2010, 10:57:00 am
Bill Simmons made the same four picks for this past weekend... is this a sign of parity in the NFL or idiocy on the Internet?
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Yoda on January 11, 2010, 11:05:06 am
How great was it seeing Chad Johnson basically crying at the end of the game...  Or seeing the look of dis-belief on Belicheck\'s face w/ his stupid pom pom hat...
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: krispy on January 11, 2010, 12:04:33 pm
wow! I went 0-4 with my first week post season picks....  Glad i don\'t gamble.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Yoda on January 17, 2010, 10:33:20 pm
J-E-T-S JETS! JETS! JETS!...  This is a good day in sports... 60 minutes away from going to the Super Bowl...
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on January 18, 2010, 07:06:32 am
Is worth mentioning that Rex Ryan didn\'t get a single vote for NFL Coach of the Year?
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: zuke583 on January 18, 2010, 08:26:26 am
Quote from: Drew_Kingsley;250972
Is worth mentioning that Rex Ryan didn\'t get a single vote for NFL Coach of the Year?


i\'m sure he would have gotten a few if they waited until after the season was over (like they should do)
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Yoda on January 18, 2010, 10:21:05 am
On a side note - why are they playing the pro bowl a week before the super bowl?

Quote from: leith;250496
Bring on the Jets!!!!!
San Diego SUPER Chargers!!!


No comments from the peanut gallery?
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Vassillios on January 18, 2010, 01:32:50 pm
there\'s nothing to comment on. the chargers always choke in the playoffs.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on January 18, 2010, 01:39:27 pm
Quote from: Vassillios;250983
there\'s nothing to comment on. the chargers always choke in the playoffs.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Yoda on January 18, 2010, 01:43:45 pm
Besides blaming the loss on the chargers choking, how about giving the jets D some credit...
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: krispy on January 18, 2010, 02:03:32 pm
3 for 4 this weekend.  Glad I made up for my terrible picks last week.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Gordo on January 18, 2010, 02:03:35 pm
Jets D looks mighty impressive.. Colts are going to have to ATTACK the rookie qb from the get-go, make him fuck up, get in his head, and let the master control a very good defense. Jets D is very good, I\'ll take Peyton Manning though. But who the fuck knows, this is the NFL. Any given Sunday.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on January 18, 2010, 02:42:56 pm
Quote from: Yoda;250985
Besides blaming the loss on the chargers choking, how about giving the jets D some credit...


Pfffft how does the defense have anything to do with those 2 missed field goals(I\'ll give him the miss from 57 yards) by one of the most accurate kickers in the NFL ie. hadn\'t missed one in 69 consecutive tries from inside the 40?

Whatever. Enjoy it for the week.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Vassillios on January 18, 2010, 07:43:05 pm
i\'ll root for the jets over the colts, but in the end i\'m going NFC all the way. don\'t really care who wins, saints or vikings, the NFC champ is my superbowl pick.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: FrankZappa on January 26, 2010, 09:58:06 am
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Credit Billboard

The Who\'s Pete Townshend has revealed that the band\'s upcoming Super Bowl halftime performance will feature a "compact medley" of their signature classic-rock anthems.

"We\'re kinda doing a mashup of stuff," the guitarist tells Billboard. "A bit of \'Baba O\'Riley,\' a bit of \'Pinball Wizard,\' a bit of the close of \'Tommy,\' a bit of \'Who Are You,\' and a bit of \'Won\'t Get Fooled Again.\' It works -- it\'s quite a saga. A lot of the stuff that we do has that kind of celebratory vibe about it -- we\'ve always tried to make music that allows the audience to go a bit wild if they want to. Hopefully it will hit the spot."

The annual Super Bowl half time concert has become one of rock\'s highest profile gigs, with U2, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, Prince, the Rolling Stones and Paul McCartney each taking the stage in recent years. The medley format is not unusual for artists with such a deep catalogue - Springsteen and Prince took a similar approach.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Yoda on January 26, 2010, 10:03:13 am
Quote from: FrankZappa;251456
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Credit Billboard

The Who\'s Pete Townshend has revealed that the band\'s upcoming Super Bowl halftime performance will feature a "compact medley" of their signature classic-rock anthems.

"We\'re kinda doing a mashup of stuff," the guitarist tells Billboard. "A bit of \'Baba O\'Riley,\' a bit of \'Pinball Wizard,\' a bit of the close of \'Tommy,\' a bit of \'Who Are You,\' and a bit of \'Won\'t Get Fooled Again.\' It works -- it\'s quite a saga. A lot of the stuff that we do has that kind of celebratory vibe about it -- we\'ve always tried to make music that allows the audience to go a bit wild if they want to. Hopefully it will hit the spot."

The annual Super Bowl half time concert has become one of rock\'s highest profile gigs, with U2, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, Prince, the Rolling Stones and Paul McCartney each taking the stage in recent years. The medley format is not unusual for artists with such a deep catalogue - Springsteen and Prince took a similar approach.


I\'ll be interested to see the show, but The Who = Townshend, Daltrey, Entwistle & Moon... You can even go as far as to say the band existed w/ Ringo Jr. on drums, but now it\'s Townshend/Daltrey... It\'s far from The Who... They could do a double billed tour w/ Plant/Page...
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: leith on January 26, 2010, 12:56:31 pm
Yeah it\'s a travesty calling it The Who.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: ChrisPitch on February 03, 2010, 03:03:08 pm
Colts 34, Saints 24

MVP: Wayne
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: booztravlr on February 05, 2010, 12:27:54 pm
Quote from: ChrisPitch;251969
Colts 34, Saints 24

MVP: Wayne


I like the way you think! If the Colts can limit damage on special teams, I think Peyton\'s ability and the speed of the Colts defense take care of business by double digits. I just really hope they don\'t let up a kickoff/punt return or an interception for a TD. It didn\'t hurt them last time against the Bears but the Saints are obviously a lot better than them. My vote for MVP goes to Dallas Clark. DC is the man!
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Gordo on February 05, 2010, 02:21:29 pm
watching highlights the last few days of the bears/colts SB is painful. i agree, the saints are a much better team than the bears were. we had the worst QB in SB history, and our secondary became more and more incompetent as the season wore on.

i want the saints to win, but if the colts win i take down $480 straight away from my 19-point pool. kind of a win-win i guess. not gonna lie im much more concerned with winning a square this year than really caring who wins. i just hope the game has as exciting a finish as the last two.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Wolfman on February 05, 2010, 03:15:51 pm
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Oh yeah, Saints 31, Colts 28
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: mvallo on February 05, 2010, 05:19:31 pm
colts 27, saints 13
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: bezerker on February 08, 2010, 08:53:09 am
yesterday proved the tom brady was without a doubt the best quarteback of the century.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Spacey on February 08, 2010, 09:41:56 am
Quote from: bezerker;252225
yesterday proved the tom brady was without a doubt the best quarteback of the century.


How so?

If anything, yesterday proved that Drew Brees is a phenomenal quarterback. He had to beat Kurt Warner, Brett Favre and Payton Manning to bring the Super Bowl Trophy to New Orleans. Drew Brees had a fantastic game.

While I am a Patriots fan and do believe that Tom Brady is a great quarterback and certainly worthy of all the accolades and of Hall of Fame career.

Yesterday, proved that the Saints were the best team in the NFL this season.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on February 08, 2010, 11:21:28 am
Quote from: bezerker;252225
yesterday proved the tom brady was without a doubt the best quarteback of the century.

This century? Still 90 years for this to not be true.
Last century? Brady was is college.
Last 100 years? Joe Montana and Terry Bradshaw both went 4-0 in Super Bowls.

Your statement is flawed on three different levels.

By the way, if you\'re ever looking for a reason why sports analyst is a bullshit job, consider the following:

Jim Caldwell is currently getting blasted by the media for attempting a 50+ yard field goal with a 17-16 lead in the fourth quarter. Meanwhile, Sean Payton is getting praised for his onside kick attempt.

If Stover hits the field goal, or Indianapolis recovers the onside kick and scored to take a 17-6 lead, Sean Payton is an idiot and Jim Caldwell is a Super Bowl Champion.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: bezerker on February 08, 2010, 11:50:31 am
Quote from: Drew_Kingsley;252229
Quote from: bezerker;252225
yesterday proved the tom brady was without a doubt the best quarteback of the century.

This century? Still 90 years for this to not be true.
Last century? Brady was is college.
Last 100 years? Joe Montana and Terry Bradshaw both went 4-0 in Super Bowls.

Your statement is flawed on three different levels.

By the way, if you\'re ever looking for a reason why sports analyst is a bullshit job, consider the following:

Jim Caldwell is currently getting blasted by the media for attempting a 50+ yard field goal with a 17-16 lead in the fourth quarter. Meanwhile, Sean Payton is getting praised for his onside kick attempt.

If Stover hits the field goal, or Indianapolis recovers the onside kick and scored to take a 17-6 lead, Sean Payton is an idiot and Jim Caldwell is a Super Bowl Champion.




sorry i meant DECADE
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on February 08, 2010, 01:39:55 pm
Quote from: bezerker;252234
sorry i meant DECADE

In that case, I agree... not with the "without a doubt" part, but with the general premise. I would still take Peyton over Brady, but I would definitely take three Super Bowls over three MVP awards.
Title: 2009-10 NFL Thread
Post by: booztravlr on February 15, 2010, 02:14:56 pm
Quote from: booztravlr;252127
I just really hope they don\'t let up a kickoff/punt return or an interception for a TD. It didn\'t hurt them last time against the Bears but the Saints are obviously a lot better than them.


Self-chipped. The Saints just wanted it more so they deserved to win.

Man, the Tyree catch...then Holmes toeing the end zone...now the onside kick. Quite some memorable Superbowl moments the last few years.