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NFL Divisional 2010 - "DON'T STOP ME NOW (I'm having such a good time)"
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Ninja Scooter
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"They couldn't stop a nosebleed"
:jakncoke
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PepsimanVsJoe
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Fuck it I'm going with the Jets.
Bart Scott can cut a promo.
Bart Scott can cut a promo.
DeaconKnowledge
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DancingJesus said:
No, he was specifically talking about the Pats.
And people were talking about them; mainly how it was a foregone conclusion that the Pats were Super Bowl bound.
ryutaro's mama said:
i was there watching shuttlesworth taking a dump on the miami pretenders, and was also there when lebron and his sorority slapped you, but i guess you were too busy waving that flag
i want the lakers again this year cause how bad they are. but sadly the way your criminal is playing "we aint coming back to LA"
DancingJesus
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DeaconKnowledge said:
I dunno then, he's spouting nonsense. Hah.
Spectral Glider
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Rorschach said:
But Rodgers hates cancer patients!
This whole thing with the Pats does make me wonder: just how are we supposed to assess a team's turnover differential? The Pats ability to create and avoid turnovers was downright ridiculous this season, unusually so. I mean, on one hand you can say that the games happened the way they did and as such the Pats really did perform as well as their numbers and records indicated, but on the other hand, you can say that the absurd turnover numbers was more a product of luck than anything else and that their true talent level lies far below where they appeared to be.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that when evaluating a team's actual ability, turnover numbers have such an enormous impact while yet being a product of luck. So what are we supposed to do about that, especially in regards to extremely fluky statistical outliers like this year's Patriots.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that when evaluating a team's actual ability, turnover numbers have such an enormous impact while yet being a product of luck. So what are we supposed to do about that, especially in regards to extremely fluky statistical outliers like this year's Patriots.
ryutaro's mama
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Lunchbox said:
This is the last of the b-ball talk I will engage in here.
Did any of the things you mention happen in Game 7 of the Finals?
If you want to talk NBA, we have a thread for that and it isn't hard to find.
See you there!
Revolutionary
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dralla said:
Simmons is unbearable when it comes to anything Boston related. Fuck him.VALIS said:
And when are you guys going to learn that you shouldn't doubt or mock me? I have been telling you fools for the past few years that the Pats are a paper tiger. But despite 6 years of evidence every year the causal fan always falls for their regular season mirage. Maybe next year you will all learn your lesson.
And if the Steelers beat the Jets with Legursky and Foster starting (honestly our 10th and 11th best guys, :JANKCOKE) then Ben should get some kind of fucking award. I can't remember the last time someone was able to win game(s) in the playoffs with such garbage for an offensive line. And that is no disrespect to Legursky, Foster, Scott, etc. I mean there is a reason these guys are sitting so deep on our bench behind what was already at best an average offensive line.
So get well soon Flozell and JScott. We need your broke asses if we are going to get no. 7.
T.M. MacReady
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AMAZING WIN!
T.M. MacReady
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U mad? You got Sanchized!Lunchbox said:
Goro Majima
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Barrage said:
Half a team and a coach out of 32 teams isn't the worst ratio in the world for America's top sport.
DeaconKnowledge
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I'm more worried about the Jets then I ever was about the Patriots.
Never thought i'd say that.
Never thought i'd say that.
ExtraKr1spy
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MLB age combined WAR > NFL age WAR = NBA age WAR
Evilore posts in the MMA thread so MMA age WAR has to be pretty high up there.
Evilore posts in the MMA thread so MMA age WAR has to be pretty high up there.
Goro Majima
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Mrbob said:
All aboard the USS Sanchez!
What could go wrong?
Spectral Glider
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:jakncoke at Deion's toe. That's some ugly stuff right there.
You are crazy. The Jets are a perfect matchup for our team. I couldn't have asked for a better team to play in the Championship. And we get it at home.DeaconKnowledge said:
Bellicheat is a lot smarter than our coaches and we don't have enough backs to cover the Pats they go to spread. The Jets are a run first team that likes to throw screens and go deep. That is tailor made for LeBeau. I have a lot of confidence in our defense, my only worry is the health of our 2nd string offensive line. It is a lot to ask of the offense to win with the 3rd string guys...
Spectral Glider
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bionic77 said:
The one downside to the Steelers bringing home #7 would be the potential of the brass being satisfied and not bringing in some real O lineman.
This is going to hurt, but they are going to deep throat ARod all week and all but guarantee him to win the next 5 Superbowls.Mrbob said:
The Primetime guys hate Ben, they rightfully think Sanchize is overrated, and no one has 100% faith in Cutler. That leaves Rodgers and his stats are going to make TJ stutter more than usual.
bionic77 said:
Couldn't the argument be made that the Jets are just a better version of the Ravens? Defense isn't as pressure centric but the coverage is way better, and the offense is more stable than "LOL lets see what Joe feels like doing today".
So in that way, it would just be harder for the Steelers to win, especially now that they are down two starters on the o-line? Thus making the Jets have more pressure than they normally do and making them a better defensive unit overall.
I think the key will be Polamalu v Sanchez. If he can rattle him and he throws a pick, things can get ugly.
DeaconKnowledge
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bionic77 said:
You don't understand.
I spent the last 8 weeks wishing and praying we saw the Pats again. I was so pissed at the loss in week 10 I focused all my energy on them, to the point that I knew their team inside and out. I thoroughly convinced myself they had no chance when the Steelers walked into Foxborough.
Now that's over.
Not to mention that the Jets are riding some serious momentum. We match up well with them yeah, but so did the Colts and Pats.
exarkun said:
No.
The Ravens front seven is practically God Tier, but aside from Reed their defensive backs are average at best. The Jets are the complete opposite.
We actually are going to have a lot of needs in the next few years because our defense is getting old. No idea how we are ever going to come close to replacing Harrison and Polamalu. We need some more cover corners as well so we can better match up with the spread packages that are all the rage. We need our doctors to tell us what the deal is with Starks injury and we need to get some help on the right side, which really isn't very good. We are pretty set at the skill positions on offense, but we really need to figure out what we are going to do with Hines going forward. I love the guy, but he should be sharing snaps with someone else with more speed. We need to see if we are happy with our kicker. We are set at LB for now, but we need a little more youth at DL.Spectral Glider said:
Like I said, we need help all over the place. But that is the price of sustained success and a price well worth paying.
Yup. Also I think the Ravens were clearly the better team overall on both sides of the ball. Sanchize does appear to have more poise than Flacco though, but lets see how he does in the Championship game with Harrison and Woodley bearing down on his ass.DeaconKnowledge said:
And honestly our injuries on the o-line are going to be huge. But hopefully we get Flozell and JScott healthy in time for Sunday. It isn't like the Jets are going to overpower us, but we need some veteran savvy to pick up their crazy blitzes.
DeaconKnowledge
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Spectral Glider said:
I honestly think this is the last year the Steelers can truly contend before the defense just gets too old. Keisel has a few years in him, but Smith is finished. McFadden's lost it, and I don't have faith in Keenan Lewis or Madison becoming good nickels as Gay is most definitely going to inherit his slot. Farrior is 36. We have 2, maybe 3 long terms options at OT in Starks, Pouncey and Colon, but that line needs to be torn the fuck down. Honestly, I see our o-line getting fixed, only to have the defense break down. We won't have both in sync for a while.
Wow. Time to eat crow, Patriots fans who pretended to be offended by Sal Alosi!
http://msn.foxsports.com/video/show...34-3ede438891ae&from=foxsports/Home/headlines
holy crap what a disgusting franchise the Cheatriots are.
I thought I asked you to step in front of a bus. I would appreciate if you sped that up.
http://msn.foxsports.com/video/show...34-3ede438891ae&from=foxsports/Home/headlines
holy crap what a disgusting franchise the Cheatriots are.
I thought I asked you to step in front of a bus. I would appreciate if you sped that up.
jman2050 said:
Or last year's Saints.
But that run the Pats were on this year wasn't luck. It was a direct result of a no risk offense. They got rid of Moss and then never took chances down the field. IMO, there are three kinds of turnovers. 1. Created by the defense. 2. Created by the offense. 3. Luck. Most turnovers are 1 or 2 and sometimes both. Luck really doesn't come into play much until the ball is free on the turf.
Equus Bellator Apex
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Akim said:
You should be extremely proud of how far your Seahawks went.
You guys upset the defending world champions. You proved EVERYONE wrong.
Besides, you guys get to play the 49er's twice a year. So you guys should be back in the playoffs next season.
You guys proved that the NFC West isn't the worst division in football any more.
The NFC East is.
TheDarkKnight774
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Mrbob said:
Well that's easy, it'll be the Packers
TheLegendary
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Mike Mayock once again proves he's the only "analyst" worth listening to (even though I'm pretty sure he took the Falcons...for shame). He's brought up multiple times this week how the Pats hype didn't match the product on the field. Plus he got the Seahawks right against the Saints...he should be declared GOAT just for that.
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