storybook77
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He confuses me with his Manning avy.
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NFL Divisional 2012 |OT| Schaubenfraud
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He confuses me with his Manning avy.
BlackGhost
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You're a dirty dirty poster, I like you.
storybook77
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I meant blue footballs of course.....ahem.
That'll show the Sony and Microsoft crowd!
I got it when it came out and haven't played it yet.
If you run it on your netbook you'll be able to get 30 FPS
I like Diablo 3 better. TL2 combat kind of sucks compared to Diablo 3. Plus loot dropping isn't as cool.
So you're a normal gaffer
ActStriker
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Ian Rapoport ‏@RapSheet
Dr. James Andrews statement on @RGIII: "It is (our) belief that due to Robert's high motivation, he will be ready for the 2013 season."
Dr. James Andrews statement on @RGIII: "It is (our) belief that due to Robert's high motivation, he will be ready for the 2013 season."
Drox Operative is better than both of them by a country mile.
No worries. I got you a present to show my gratitude:
Greg's sad Rodgers avatar inspired me.
But maybe I'll finally change it to a Falcons logo for this Sunday.
Hmmm.........
Alligatorjandro
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I bought games in the Steam Summer sale and havent played one for more than an hour.
What a fucking bizarre thing for a doctor to say.
Nah, I actually play the games I get. I just installed it a few hours ago and haven't had the time.
darkside31337
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So when he misses 2013 it will be because he wasn't trying hard enough to get back?
Very slick by both Dr. Andrews and Shanahan.
So he's down for whatever AP used/did?
Hmm, maybe I'll be going to the Falcons/Seahawks game this Sunday........
Haven't been able to attend a game all season. Last time I attended a playoff game was during the '98 season when the Falcons defeated the 49ers in the Divisional Round (that was the game where Garrison Hearst broke his ankle).
Haven't been able to attend a game all season. Last time I attended a playoff game was during the '98 season when the Falcons defeated the 49ers in the Divisional Round (that was the game where Garrison Hearst broke his ankle).
youngwerther
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Oh, I didn't forget.
storybook77
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Grover Cleveland
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Time to get on AP's rehab plan.
djplaeskool
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I could use some prescription strength motivation right now.
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DeaconKnowledge
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Conflicting reports on Haley and the Cardinals. Ed Bouchette is saying the interview is today, while Ian Rappoport said the complete opposite.
Also, Rooney himself said he has a high opinion of Haley and that he was doing very well before Ben got injured. Hope this puts an end to the reports otherwise.
Also, Rooney himself said he has a high opinion of Haley and that he was doing very well before Ben got injured. Hope this puts an end to the reports otherwise.
http://espn.go.com/blog/afcsouth/post/_/id/46181/a-look-at-adjusted-strength-of-schedules
"One problem with strength of schedule is that how you did against your opponents affects how good they were.
The Colts 2012 opponents were 113-133. But the Colts helped make that record bad. Eleven of those losses (and five of the wins) came against Indianapolis.
Jacksonville had the fourth toughest schedule in the league when you look at the overall records. Opponents had a .539 winning percentage, tied for the fourth toughest in the league. Take out their 2-14 record against those opponents, however, and the winning percentage was .517, just the 11th best. "
"One problem with strength of schedule is that how you did against your opponents affects how good they were.
The Colts 2012 opponents were 113-133. But the Colts helped make that record bad. Eleven of those losses (and five of the wins) came against Indianapolis.
Jacksonville had the fourth toughest schedule in the league when you look at the overall records. Opponents had a .539 winning percentage, tied for the fourth toughest in the league. Take out their 2-14 record against those opponents, however, and the winning percentage was .517, just the 11th best. "
http://www.dallasnews.com/sports/databases/20130109-nfl-team-by-team-injuries-can-cowboys-use-health-as-an-excuse.ece
Packers starters lost 83 games to injuries. 8 more than the next closest team (Redskins).
The whiny ass Steelers lost 52.
Packers starters lost 83 games to injuries. 8 more than the next closest team (Redskins).
The whiny ass Steelers lost 52.
I've always felt it's about who you lose, and even there, GB got hit hard. STL lost maybe 5 games to injury on the whole defense. Not an exaggeration. Brockers missed 3 games and Finnegan and Langford may have missed one each. Amazing health on defense.
Offensive line got demolished, as usual. Accounts for the rest of that number
DeaconKnowledge
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None of those 83 games were lost by your starting quarterback.
What will be harson's excuse now?
Didn't the Steelers go 1-1 without the Rapist?
DeaconKnowledge
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1-2
Are you counting the game in which he was injured despite the fact that he played most of it? (Or am I remembering it wrong, I tend to quickly erase memories of wholly irrelevant teams)
DeaconKnowledge
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Ben was injured in the Kansas City game. He missed the rest of that, then three games afterwards (vs. the Rats twice, Cleveland)
3.5 games total.
Spectral Glider
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You're forgetting the game where Sandwich broke his own ribs and Tomlin thought it was entertaining trying to watch him throw so he let him do it for the whole game.
I actually conflated those two events in my mind. Thanks.
I haven't went through and examined the plays closely or looked back to see what Indy did at the time. SpinDasher has commented on how the Denver offense closely resembles what Indy had with Peyton. I agree with you that Peyton is the brains of the operation, and McCoy works with him. I could see how Peyton wouldn't undermine McCoy's credibility even if he (Peyton) was showing McCoy what he wants. I do think that they both have worked together though to blend the offense together with what Peyton does, with what McCoy has done prior. Elway has even said as much. Although you could "feel" how different the offense between McCoy and Peyton earlier in the year.
Yeah alot of the guys have said he's basically like a coach in practice. I remember going way back when he would split off with Decker or DT and work with them on certain things. He's basically a player coach as far as I understand.
Fox is definitely a players coach.
TheLegendary
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Thanks, I was looking for stats on this. There doesnt' seem to be a good place to look for regularly updated injury stats, you just have to find a guy that writes an article on it.
You know harson is still going to spin that shit to explain why the Steelers injuries were more significant anyway.
At this point Packers fans are used to it. Just shows how amazingly well this team is built; no other teams can really compare.
When you have a team full of shit players it's tough to find the one who reeks least.
FrenchMovieTheme
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Niners have avoided major injury but Justin, Mario, Kendall and kw have all hurt
TheLegendary
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You hear all those stories about how progressive the SF front office is with hydration, nutrition, and caring for their players there. As impressive as the Packers ability to overcome injuries is, SF's ability to keep their players healthy consistently is equally impressive.
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