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NFL WEEK 9: Watch the Eagles lose!
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Why the hell are these announcers so god damned stupid? Why not go for one? Because you are facing the fucking Browns, that's why. Two field goals is far more likely than a touchdown by this team at this point, even this late in the game.
Also, did I miss the part where Paul Macquire talks about how great the sex is with Jamal and Ray Lewis? Or are they saving that for the end of the game when there's little to talk about.
Also, did I miss the part where Paul Macquire talks about how great the sex is with Jamal and Ray Lewis? Or are they saving that for the end of the game when there's little to talk about.
yodathesoda
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A note to the Sunday Night crew while I'm still bitching about them: All running backs are always moving their legs, it would be stupid to stand still. K thanks.
Matrix said:
But he's had so many great throws in his life! Like that time he threw the ball into the endzone from his knees from the 50 at the NFL combine last year! And that other time, at that scouting workout when he knelt down and threw the ball into the endzone...and...you know...that time he completed a pass. You know the time I'm talking about.
yodathesoda
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Ray Lewis is a fraud, TO was right his stats are padded and he's lost a step.
Spectral Glider
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Ninja Scooter
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"SQUEEL! SQUEEEEEEL!!"
Ray Lewis had a fuckin handful of that TE's right side jersey last night,lmao,it was so obvious and those dumbasses on ESPN were still suckin him off. 
Anyone catch the Ray Lewis interview on ESPN last night?It made me respect him alot more,he showed a logical side that I didn't know he had
Anyone catch the Ray Lewis interview on ESPN last night?It made me respect him alot more,he showed a logical side that I didn't know he had
Ramirez said:Ray Lewis had a fuckin handful of that TE's right side jersey last night,lmao,it was so obvious and those dumbasses on ESPN were still suckin him off.
Yeah but the question becomes did he have that as the ball gets there or before? Replay angles were shit to see... it look like he might have... but the camera angles and replays made it impossible to tell.
Spectral Glider
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Ray got beat on the play and his natural reaction was to grab the jersey. The replay from behind offered the best chance to see if it happened before the ball or not, but for some reason we didn't get a second look at that one. The next replay was the totally useless one where you obviously can't see when his other hand grabs the jersey. That didn't stop the announcers from proclaiming it a clean play though. But the TE was still falling towards the ball with Ray's hand on him, so it doesn't appear he was too impeded. Anyway, the easiest way to make that a moot point is to come up with the catch. It was in his hands.
Brian Fellows
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DarienA said:
They stopped it a few times and the ball was clearly not to Shea yet.
Brian Fellows said:
I must have looked away... my comment then is...
<paranoid Ravens fan mode on>
bought time a ref non-call went the Ravens way.... you know the NFL hates us... right... RIGHT?!?!?!?!? That's why we keep starting our seasons away from home... that's why we keep playing the Steelers at the end of the season... IT'S ALL A CONSPIRACY!!!!
<paranoid Ravens fan mode off>
DarienA said:I must have looked away... my comment then is...
<paranoid Ravens fan mode on>
bought time a ref non-call went the Ravens way.... you know the NFL hates us... right... RIGHT?!?!?!?!? That's why we keep starting our seasons away from home... that's why we keep playing the Steelers at the end of the season... IT'S ALL A CONSPIRACY!!!!
<paranoid Ravens fan mode off>
Where does your team stand in terms of the wildcard, because there is no way in hell you get the division unless the Steelers just collapse from injury.
And I am concerned for you NFL soul, you still doubt the NFL Messiah even though there have been signs of his greatness everywhere. Perhaps you will finally be converted once the Ravens visit Roethlis-burgh.
bionic77 said:
We are in the middle of the pack right now so we need to finish strong... our schedule... is
Jets - we could win this Pennington may still be hurt.
Dallas - we should win this
NE - we have no chance to win this IMO.
Cin - we should win this
Giants - we should win this
Colts - we could
Pitt - we could
Miami - we should
You guys have:
Cleveland
Cin
Redskins
Jacksonville
Jets
Giants
Baltimore
Buffalo
bionic77 said:
Just because we haven't won their the last 2 years at least... doesn't mean that there is NO chance. Neither of the games from the last two years was settled by more than a field goal. 13-10, 34-31.
Wait... we won in Pittsburgh last year... WTH am I talking about... Jamal didn't get Dickerson record though because Pitts' run defense clamped down on him 3rd quarter >
DarienA said:
If you're labeling the New England game as "no chance," I think Bionic has a point. I'd say the Ravens have as much a chance of beating NE, if not better, as they do Pitt. The Pats have lots of injuries, and apparently they're also semi-vulnerable against the run as of late.
The Ravens have a chance against any team in the league, because so much of our offense is generated via turnovers, and you can't predict what will happen with INTS and fumbles. Sure, they have some good WRs and a great QB, but we an outstanding secondary, and if our d plays well all game, hold them to 17 or less, you never know what will happen in regards to the D scoring a TD. If we don't force any turnovers, yes, we will lose. But if our D plays as great and as opportunistic as they can, well....anything can happen.
Fifty said:
Yes I'm being very pessimistic about our chances against the Pats... because we haven't IMO played well enough on both sides of the ball against teams with winning records... and until we do....
Like I said... ask me how I feel about that game in 2 1/2 weeks.
http://msn.foxsports.com/story/3146678
Giants' Strahan done; Jets lose Pennington
Both teams learned of devastating injuries that could seriously cripple their playoff hopes.
The Giants lost All-Pro defensive end Michael Strahan for the season, and the Jets will be without star quarterback Chad Pennington for two to four weeks.
Strahan is done for the year with a torn pectoral muscle and will be joined on the inactive list for the remainder of the season by the team's other starting defensive end, Keith Washington, who tore an ACL.
Strahan told FOXSports.com that his worst fears were confirmed when an MRI showed a tear of his pectoral muscle. Strahan was injured in the third quarter of Sunday's loss to Chicago.
Strahan's absence will mark the first time he has missed a game since 1995 an incredible streak for anybody, much less a defensive lineman. Washington has 17 tackles this season but has been extremely dependable flanking the other side of the line from Strahan.
For the Jets, Pennington will be sidelined with a strained right rotator cuff.
Pennington was hurt in the first quarter of a 22-17 loss to Buffalo on Sunday when he scrambled up the middle for a 12-yard gain. Rather than sliding, he elected to dive ahead and was hit from the right side by linebacker London Fletcher, who forced a fumble.
Pennington continued playing, but his arm started to stiffen and he left the game in the fourth quarter after talking with coach Herm Edwards. An MRI exam Monday revealed the strain. Pennington started rehabbing immediately to regain the strength in his arm.
"I look at Chad, I feel bad for Chad," Edwards said. "But the good thing is he'll be able to come back. That's the great thing about it."
Former Cowboys starter Quincy Carter will start Sunday against Baltimore.
Elsewhere, Jaguars quarterback Byron Leftwich is also likely to miss two games with a sprained left knee.
Leftwich was re-evaluated Monday, and doctors determined there was no need for surgery. But he will remain in a brace and on crutches this week.
Coach Jack Del Rio said he expected Leftwich to return Nov. 28 at Minnesota. Backup David Garrard will make his second career start Sunday against Detroit.
Del Rio said there was a slight chance Leftwich would return Nov. 21 against Tennessee, but he is not counting on it.
Giants' Strahan done; Jets lose Pennington
Both teams learned of devastating injuries that could seriously cripple their playoff hopes.
The Giants lost All-Pro defensive end Michael Strahan for the season, and the Jets will be without star quarterback Chad Pennington for two to four weeks.
Strahan is done for the year with a torn pectoral muscle and will be joined on the inactive list for the remainder of the season by the team's other starting defensive end, Keith Washington, who tore an ACL.
Strahan told FOXSports.com that his worst fears were confirmed when an MRI showed a tear of his pectoral muscle. Strahan was injured in the third quarter of Sunday's loss to Chicago.
Strahan's absence will mark the first time he has missed a game since 1995 an incredible streak for anybody, much less a defensive lineman. Washington has 17 tackles this season but has been extremely dependable flanking the other side of the line from Strahan.
For the Jets, Pennington will be sidelined with a strained right rotator cuff.
Pennington was hurt in the first quarter of a 22-17 loss to Buffalo on Sunday when he scrambled up the middle for a 12-yard gain. Rather than sliding, he elected to dive ahead and was hit from the right side by linebacker London Fletcher, who forced a fumble.
Pennington continued playing, but his arm started to stiffen and he left the game in the fourth quarter after talking with coach Herm Edwards. An MRI exam Monday revealed the strain. Pennington started rehabbing immediately to regain the strength in his arm.
"I look at Chad, I feel bad for Chad," Edwards said. "But the good thing is he'll be able to come back. That's the great thing about it."
Former Cowboys starter Quincy Carter will start Sunday against Baltimore.
Elsewhere, Jaguars quarterback Byron Leftwich is also likely to miss two games with a sprained left knee.
Leftwich was re-evaluated Monday, and doctors determined there was no need for surgery. But he will remain in a brace and on crutches this week.
Coach Jack Del Rio said he expected Leftwich to return Nov. 28 at Minnesota. Backup David Garrard will make his second career start Sunday against Detroit.
Del Rio said there was a slight chance Leftwich would return Nov. 21 against Tennessee, but he is not counting on it.
Wellington
BAAAALLLINNN'
DarienA said:
Should? :lol! One mis-step yesterday and now the G-Men are bottom of the barrel?
Strahan and Washington out for the season sucks, but on the bright side there will be less sacks, meaning Gibril Wilson will be able to int even more passes.
Wellington
BAAAALLLINNN'
TheDuce22 said:
Based on Warner's two int, two fumble game last night, hopefully Eli starts against the Cards.
Wellington said:Should? :lol! One mis-step yesterday and now the G-Men are bottom of the barrel?
Strahan and Washington out for the season sucks, but on the bright side there will be less sacks, meaning Gibril Wilson will be able to int even more passes.
Oh save your broken f'n ego... we handled you guys during the pre-season that's the only judge I currently have be it an accurate picture or not.
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