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2011 NFL Week 14 |OT| It's Time To Slay the Dragon!

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Here’s a breakdown of the total number of in-season player moves made in each of Belichick’s 12 seasons with the Patriots:

2011 - * 104
2010 - 61
2009 - 39
2008 - 61
2007 - 63
2006 - 76
2005 - 55
2004 - 58
2003 - 55
2002 - 43
2001 - 55
2000 - 65
*—Through 11 games
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Meh
 
Where's eznark? I want to make fun of his boy, Roidan Braun.


WB Buckets.

EDIT: Are only Pony-gaf's avys available to view. I WILL NOT GIVE IN!
 
who gives a fuck about bill bellicheck? he's a cheater and has proven to be a bum unless he has a hall of fame QB bailing out his horrible personnel and in-game decisions. after a couple more failed seasons he will be on the hot seat and the pats will be back in the basement of the AFC east where they were for most of the franchises existence
 
FrenchMovieTheme said:
who gives a fuck about bill bellicheck? he's a cheater and has proven to be a bum unless he has a hall of fame QB bailing out his horrible personnel and in-game decisions. after a couple more failed seasons he will be on the hot seat and the pats will be back in the basement of the AFC east where they were for most of the franchises existence
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When they go in the basement I'll ask you for advice on how to deal with that.
 
chuckddd said:
Where's eznark? I want to make fun of his boy, Roidan Braun.


WB Buckets.

EDIT: Are only Pony-gaf's avys available to view. I WILL NOT GIVE IN!
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There's nothing wrong with my avatar. It's GAF Approved.

Also can't believe people are still salty about BB cheating. I'm a Jets fan and I think it's ridiculous.
 
FrenchMovieTheme said:
who gives a fuck about bill bellicheck? he's a cheater and has proven to be a bum unless he has a hall of fame QB bailing out his horrible personnel and in-game decisions. after a couple more failed seasons he will be on the hot seat and the pats will be back in the basement of the AFC east where they were for most of the franchises existence
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So BB is a fraud who's carried by his HOF QB, and Tom Brady is a fraud who's carried by his HC's system. I think I got it... Wait, I don't.
 
Milchjon said:
So BB is a fraud who's carried by his HOF QB, and Tom Brady is a fraud who's carried by his HC's system. I think I got it... Wait, I don't.
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i never said that about tom brady. he is a great qb

Alligatorjandro said:
When they go in the basement I'll ask you for advice on how to deal with that.
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yeah, niners have a long history of being a horrible franchise.... if you're 8 years old. niners are the greatest franchise in NFL history and as bad as the last 8 years have been, we've only finished in last place 1 time so you can wash my balls!
 
I wonder if Braun and Rodgers get their roids from Clay, or if they have their own guy? Braun probably pissed he gets caught like Cushing, but Clay keeps skating
 
FrenchMovieTheme said:
who gives a fuck about bill bellicheck? he's a cheater and has proven to be a bum unless he has a hall of fame QB bailing out his horrible personnel and in-game decisions. after a couple more failed seasons he will be on the hot seat and the pats will be back in the basement of the AFC east where they were for most of the franchises existence
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FrenchMovieTheme said:
who gives a fuck about bill bellicheck? he's a cheater and has proven to be a bum unless he has a hall of fame QB bailing out his horrible personnel and in-game decisions. after a couple more failed seasons he will be on the hot seat and the pats will be back in the basement of the AFC east where they were for most of the franchises existence
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MechDX said:
What happened to the avatars??? I need my lucky one!
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Think GAF was getting super 503 Guru Meditation Errors

Most likely had to do with VGA's, and everyone bum rushing to post in the thread and other news from the show

Also Welcome Back Kotter Buckethead, missed ya!
 
I don't know who this guy is, but I believe'em yo.

Why the Raiders Will Beat the Packers Sunday

Pop the champagne Miami, the undefeated Packers will lose this weekend.

Over the past three seasons, Green Bay has lost just three games at Lambeau Field. One was Brett Favre’s triumphant Viking return in 2009. Another was to the Dolphins in 2010.

The third came at the hands of Carson Palmer.

In Week 2 of 2009, Palmer outplayed Aaron Rodgers to lead the Bengals past the Packers 31-24. Palmer threw for three TDs and ran for one against Dom Capers’ Green Bay defense. That day Cincinnati rushed for 150 yards, converted 9 of 14 third downs, and won time of possession 33:48 – 26:12. Aaron Rodgers had one of the worst games of his career, throwing only 1 TD and taking 6 sacks. Green Bay couldn’t run the ball. Ryan Grant lost a fumble.

The ‘11 Raiders are similar to those ‘09 Bengals, and should have similar success in Green Bay. Oakland has a great offensive line that can control the clock with the running game, a defense that can rush the passer, and a veteran roster that won’t get rattled on the road, as evidenced by Raider wins this year in Houston and San Diego.


But the biggest similarity is Palmer, who has faced Capers’ defensive scheme many times. As a Bengal, he played Dick LeBeau’s Steelers twice a year. LeBeau and Capers run the same system.

Three times Palmer defeated the Steelers in Pittsburgh, throwing 7 TDs to just 2 INTs, with a passer rating of 96. Considering it’s been equally as difficult to win in Pittsburgh as it’s been to win in Green Bay the past few years, Palmer’s four road wins speaks to his leadership and confidence against the LeBeau/Capers scheme.

This Sunday, the Raiders will likely control the line of scrimmage, rush for 150+ yards, and play keep-away from Aaron Rodgers. Palmer will look to find mismatches against an injury-riddled Packers defense, by utilizing his speedy wide receivers and versatile athletes like Marcel Reece.

Oakland’s defense will, of course, have its work cut out facing Rodgers. But where the Raiders have particularly struggled this season is against the run – something the Packers don’t do well. The key in slowing down Green Bay will be creating pressure without blitzing, converging to the ball, and hitting hard once they arrive. The Raiders must force the Packers into fumbles and dropped passes.

A few reasons I like Oakland this week:


It’s a must-win for the Raiders and far from a must-win for the Packers.

The Law of Averages says the Packers passing game is due for a clunker. In baseball, there’s usually someone hitting .400 in June, who inevitably falls well short of that mark by season’s end. Green Bay has been completing low percentage passes at high percentages all season and it can’t possibly continue without a misstep. A defense will get to the explosive offense of the ’11 Packers, just like the Bucs defense beat up the ’99 Rams, the Giants got to the ’07 Patriots, and the Jets handled the ’10 Patriots.

Same goes for Rodgers. As machine-like as he has been this season, he is a human… He will have a clunker eventually.

The Packers have a ton of injuries on defense… Pro Bowl safety Nick Collins is definitely out. Linebacker Desmond Bishop is probably out. Linebacker A.J. Hawk looks iffy, and Cornerback Charles Woodson just had a concussion last week.

The Raiders have the best punter/kicker combo in the NFL, which can help make up for a deficiency in yardage.

Hue Jackson’s bravado could lead to a gamble, onside kick or fake, that gains a possession back for Oakland.

Last week, the Raiders had an embarrassing road loss and the Packers had an emotional road win. We often see NFL teams coming off those kinds of games give the opposite performance the following week. Consider earlier this year: Following a 48-3 embarrassment in San Francisco, the Buccaneers beat the Saints, 26-20. After an emotional 23-20 win in Pittsburgh, the Ravens lost to Seattle, 22-17.

Editor’s Note: Greg Smith provides his X and O analysis to productions that include NFL Turning Point, NFL Network Playbook and NFL.com’s Anatomy of a Play Series.
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http://nflfilms.nfl.com/2011/12/09/...he-packers-sunday/?module=HP11_content_stream
 
filler said:
I don't know who this guy is, but I believe'em yo.

http://nflfilms.nfl.com/2011/12/09/...he-packers-sunday/?module=HP11_content_stream
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"The Law of Averages says the Packers passing game is due for a clunker. In baseball, there’s usually someone hitting .400 in June, who inevitably falls well short of that mark by season’s end. Green Bay has been completing low percentage passes at high percentages all season and it can’t possibly continue without a misstep. A defense will get to the explosive offense of the ’11 Packers, just like the Bucs defense beat up the ’99 Rams, the Giants got to the ’07 Patriots, and the Jets handled the ’10 Patriots."

Ugh. This is not how "the law of averages" works. At all. If a hitter is a true talent .300 hitter, then he will hit closer to .300 for the rest of the year and not .400, and it doesn't mean his average for the year will be .300 (chances are it would be much higher if he's hitting .400 by the end of June). It's the same principle in the NFL. Maybe A-God isn't actually a god but he's not going to suddenly channel Mark Sanchez for a game so he reverts to his career norms.
 
wienke said:
I just read that Andrew Quarless might even be out for the 2012 season after that horrible injury that he suffered last weekend. He has to undergo reconstructive knee surgery. I'd be shocked if he ever came back.....

Here's the video of the injury (WARNING: It's gross!)

Andrew Quarless Injury NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART!
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Ugh, that's a shame. I can't even imagine having to go through that. It drives me nuts when illness or minor injury holds me back from more than a week of working out... to think of what kind of impact that has on a professional athlete...
 
wienke said:
I just read that Andrew Quarless might even be out for the 2012 season
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That fucking sucks. Dude has looked great in 2011 and if Finley doesn't get his shit together we're out a TE.

Ted will probably lowball Finley but still I really liked Quarless' work ethic coming off his rookie year.
 
wienke said:
I just read that Andrew Quarless might even be out for the 2012 season after that horrible injury that he suffered last weekend. He has to undergo reconstructive knee surgery. I'd be shocked if he ever came back.....

Here's the video of the injury (WARNING: It's gross!)

Andrew Quarless Injury NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART!
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:(

Knew he was done for the season the moment I saw it. Hope he's not done completely. Solid player, and this was what, his 2nd year? Way too short a career.
 
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