woodchuck said:It's possible that Osi played well when Flozell was out with the torn ACL or when Drew Bledsoe was the QB.
I think it was that one
woodchuck said:It's possible that Osi played well when Flozell was out with the torn ACL or when Drew Bledsoe was the QB.
Lefty said:
Romo has played three and a half games against the Giants and the Cowboys lost the first one (or half of one).Eli Manning has now lost four straight meetings with Romo, as the Giants sunk to 6-3 with the loss.
Touche, but at some point you would think someone who gives a flying fark about the Chargers would send Norv a memo that LT might be a good person to get involved in the offense as much as humanly possible.iapetus said:Then why do you think he'll suddenly develop the ability to follow a devious and complex game plan such as the one you're suggesting? He hasn't managed it yet, and I don't see it suddenly manifesting itself this week. You'd have to be some sort of football wunderkind to come up with the stunning idea that if you've got one of the best running backs to play the game in a long time you should maybe give him the ball once or twice. It's a bold scheme - some might say foolhardy - and I don't think he's got it in him to take that huge step into the unknown. Winning games by getting the ball to your best player? That's communist thinking, son.
tapedeck said:Touche, but at some point you would think someone who gives a flying fark about the Chargers would send Norv a memo that LT might be a good person to get involved in the offense as much as humanly possible.
Flizzzipper said:Freeney the latest injury victim, Simeon Rice signed :lol
I'll take the Jags and the points over the Chargers.
:lollevious said:already preparing for a late season Redskins collapse? It's not over yet!
Doubledex said:NE @ BUF 8:15 PM![]()
Not gonna happen.tapedeck said:NE @ BUF 8:15 PM Mark it the fuck down.
levious said:already preparing for a late season Redskins collapse? It's not over yet!
LiveWire said:combined with a QB who only just completed his first statistical NFL season
levious said:hey, just like Romo!
sorry
GO NFC EAST!
1 NE 73.2% 1 68.6% 9-0 48.5% 1 -18.5% 3 6.3% 5
2 IND 42.1% 2 34.6% 7-2 30.6% 2 -17.4% 4 -6.0% 31
3 DAL 41.6% 3 39.0% 8-1 28.3% 3 -12.8% 6 0.5% 14
4 PIT 32.8% 4 39.1% 7-2 12.6% 9 -23.8% 2 -3.6% 25
5 GB 23.7% 7 28.3% 8-1 17.0% 4 -6.4% 9 0.2% 15
6 TB 18.1% 6 13.1% 5-4 15.5% 6 -4.5% 12 -2.0% 18
7 SD 14.7% 13 8.5% 5-4 0.3% 16 -5.1% 11 9.3% 1
8 JAC 13.8% 9 11.0% 6-3 10.6% 10 0.5% 15 3.7% 9
9 SEA 12.1% 10 21.9% 5-4 -1.1% 18 -5.5% 10 7.7% 2
10 TEN 11.2% 5 11.6% 6-3 -11.0% 25 -25.6% 1 -3.5% 24
11 NYG 6.7% 11 9.8% 6-3 7.6% 12 -3.8% 13 -4.7% 29
12 CLE 5.3% 15 -0.5% 5-4 13.3% 8 15.3% 27 7.3% 3
13 PHI 4.9% 12 2.9% 4-5 15.9% 5 8.1% 22 -2.9% 22
14 WAS 3.3% 14 -4.7% 5-4 -4.9% 22 -7.4% 8 0.9% 13
15 MIN 2.6% 8 0.9% 3-6 2.5% 15 1.6% 16 1.7% 11
16 CIN -0.3% 17 3.5% 3-6 15.5% 7 14.9% 26 -0.9% 16
17 BUF -2.4% 16 -6.1% 5-4 -9.1% 23 0.0% 14 6.7% 4
18 ARI -3.3% 21 4.5% 4-5 -2.8% 19 1.8% 17 1.4% 12
19 DEN -6.0% 24 -8.3% 4-5 6.3% 13 11.1% 23 -1.2% 17
20 BAL -9.8% 20 -5.4% 4-5 -22.6% 29 -15.4% 5 -2.6% 21
21 NO -12.4% 19 -13.0% 4-5 8.7% 11 16.6% 29 -4.6% 28
22 DET -13.8% 18 -4.1% 6-3 -4.0% 20 3.5% 20 -6.2% 32
23 HOU -14.4% 23 -11.7% 4-5 -0.8% 17 15.3% 28 1.8% 10
24 KC -16.4% 22 -11.8% 4-5 -22.6% 30 -8.2% 7 -2.0% 19
25 ATL -17.6% 26 -7.4% 3-6 -10.1% 24 5.1% 21 -2.4% 20
26 MIA -19.8% 28 -28.5% 0-9 2.5% 14 18.6% 31 -3.7% 26
27 CAR -20.4% 25 -15.1% 4-5 -12.9% 26 2.1% 18 -5.4% 30
28 CHI -20.7% 27 -17.2% 4-5 -24.0% 31 2.1% 19 5.4% 7
29 NYJ -25.6% 29 -27.9% 1-8 -4.8% 21 26.9% 32 6.2% 6
30 STL -34.0% 31 -34.9% 1-8 -16.7% 27 13.4% 25 -4.0% 27
31 OAK -35.3% 30 -28.1% 2-7 -19.1% 28 13.1% 24 -3.1% 23
32 SF -51.6% 32 -46.0% 2-7 -38.0% 32 17.8% 30 4.2% 8
ESPN said:The Seahawks have clear sailing to the NFC West title. Of their remaining seven games, none -- yes, none -- are against teams with winning records. Beating Arizona on Dec. 9 will be key in case the tiebreaker comes into play.
iapetus said:The only power rankings that count:
....wow @ Miami and Atlanta... I CALL BUNK!!!iapetus said:The only power rankings that count:
http://www.footballoutsiders.com/2007/11/13/ramblings/dvoa-ratings/5752/
sorryaboutdresden said:Wow, San Fran has an atrocious DVOA
Tamanon said:Historically, the third worst through 10 games in the DVOA ere.
Ironically, the 2005 49ers was the worst.
I'm giddy with excitement as to who's going to get the start!Slo said:Daunte's triumphant return!
Tamanon said:Ironically, the 2005 49ers was the worst.
The forward pass is for pussies.Tamanon said:This Oakland/Minny game could actually set quarterback play back 10 years.
I don't know, he had some nagging injury all season but still played. They are saying he could be out all season, which is about what I expected since they actually claimed Rice off waivers.levious said:was he injured to start the game? I saw Gates block him one on one a couple of times and couldn't figure out why that was going on.
Uh...fixedKarakand said:I'm giddy with excitement as to who's going to get the start!
LOL-P Past returns to his old stomping ground?
McClown continues to show he sucks?
A-Walt Future tries to save his career?
J-Russ Real True Future gets the snot kicked out of him because his holdout retarded his development?
Parappa told me I gotta believe.Rorschach said:Uh...fixed
Gigglepoo said:More importantly, I realize who the QB is.
ESPNpowerankings said:Eli Manning is just not as good a quarterback as Tony Romo
Milabrega said:Did you mean Philip Rivers is good? Serious question I can't tell if theres sarcasm or not.
soulja224466 said:god i hope the rams dont lose to san fran
Milabrega said:Did they watch the game or just look at the stats? Romo had all day to pass with healthy receivers, compared to Eli under pressure constantly (including the int off his arm getting hit midthrow) and an injured, not playing 100% plax.
Did you see the Pats/Colts game and see how Freeney and Mathis were able to put so much pressure on Brady?woodchuck said:So yeah, can we stop this nonsense that the Giants D-Line is capable of pressuring Brady? If they could hardly pressure Romo, no way Brady gets even touched.
Wellington said:Did you see the Pats/Colts game and see how Freeney and Mathis were able to put so much pressure on Brady?
Osi/Strahan > Freeney/Mathis
That is where the talk comes from.
I'd probably start Kitna.Kastrioti said:Quick fantasy question:
Should I start Jon Kitna this weekend(vs. Giants) or should I go with Matt Schaub(vs. NO)?
Obviously the NO secondary is one of the worst in the league but I'm still not to sold on Schaub yet and he is coming off that concussion...
Kastrioti said:Quick fantasy question:
Should I start Jon Kitna this weekend(vs. Giants) or should I go with Matt Schaub(vs. NO)?
Obviously the NO secondary is one of the worst in the league but I'm still not to sold on Schaub yet and he is coming off that concussion...
I was telling you why everyone else, including non-Giants fans, think it will be a better matchup.woodchuck said:That's either severely underrating the Colts ends or really overrating Osi/Strahan. If Osi/Strahan are better, then Cowboys Tackles > Patriots Tackles and that's clearly not true.
I think people were just in awe after the Giants/Eagles game where Osi got 6/9 (8 if Wade gets his way) sacks. What has he done since?
And then, when you have a guy like Tony Romo, you get a different kind of animal. And it's maddening to a defense like the Giants when they send Mathias Kiwanuka and Justin Tuck into the backfield on a first-and-10 early in the fourth quarter only to come away without a sack. Romo made a sick move to juke Kiwi then got the ball away before Tuck hit him. It was an incompletion, but that's only because TE Anthony Fasano dropped the ball. That should have been a short gain, but even though it wasn't, a play like that wears on a defense because that's the one time the pass rush did everything right and still didn't make a play. The Giants aren't used to that and get frustrated when it happens.
Wellington said:I was telling you why everyone else, including non-Giants fans, think it will be a better matchup.
And even though everyone says tackles play on an island, that's not a true statement on a good OLine. I said before the game was even played that the Giants DLine was going to have trouble with a line like that.
The fact of the matter is that the Dallas OLine is meant to wear down opponents with their size. A speed rusher like Osi has no chance. Strahan got closer a lot more than he did, but that's because Adams > Colombo.
That and Tony Romo is better at avoiding a sack than Brady. Read this:
http://blog.nj.com/ledgergiants/2007/11/one_last_look_back_to_dal.html#more
That's actually exactly what I saw multiple times on Sunday.
woodchuck said:1. Tony Romo (Cowboys)
2. LaDainian Tomlinson (Chargers)
3. Peyton Manning (Colts)
4. Tom Brady (Patriots)
5. Brian Urlacher (Bears)
6. Brett Favre (Packers)
7. Brady Quinn (Browns)
8. Reggie Bush (Saints)
9. Adrian Peterson (Vikings)
10. Troy Polamalu (Steelers)
Milabrega said:Did they watch the game or just look at the stats? Romo had all day to pass with healthy receivers, compared to Eli under pressure constantly (including the int off his arm getting hit midthrow) and an injured, not playing 100% plax.