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Reply #150 posted 09/09/07 9:44pm

lilgish

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The first sunday is over people, thoughts???
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Reply #151 posted 09/09/07 10:50pm

july

july said:

july said:


woot! Week 1! :woot!







Today: Sunny, with a high near 82. Northeast wind between 9 and 11 mph.


This marks the eighth matchup between the two 1976 expansion teams with the Seahawks holding a 6-1 advantage in the series. Seattle closed out last season with a 23-7 win on New Year’s Eve in Tampa. This marks the fourth time in franchise history that Seattle opens against the same team in which they concluded the previous season. Seattle closed and opened the 1981 and 1982 seasons facing Cleveland, the 1986 and 1987 seasons facing Denver and the 1992 and 1993 seasons facing San Diego.

Seattle won the first four games played, including the October 17, 1976 matchup at Tampa Bay resulting in a 13-10 victory. The two teams played in the Kingdome the following year on October 16, also resulting in a Seahawks win, 30-23. After that game, the two teams did not face off for 17 seasons. The Seahawks won 22-21 at the Kingdome in 1994 and also the last two games played in Tampa Bay; a 10-6 win on September 19, 2004 and last season’s finale.

The Buccaneers only victory came November 28, 1999, at the Kingdome ending a five-game Seahawks winning streak that season. The Seahawks began that year 8-2 before running into the Buccaneers, and finished 9-7, capturing the NFC West crown during Mike Holmgren's first season as Seahawks head coach.


































































































































woot!
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Reply #152 posted 09/10/07 12:21am

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12-2! woot!
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Reply #153 posted 09/10/07 12:47am

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reneGade20 said:

Week 1

Thurs., Sept. 6

New Orleans at Indianapolis

Sunday, Sept. 9

Atlanta at Minnesota
Carolina at St. Louis
Denver at Buffalo
Kansas City at Houston
Miami at Washington
New England at N.Y. Jets
Philadelphia at Green Bay
Pittsburgh at Cleveland
Tennessee at Jacksonville
Chicago at San Diego
Detroit at Oakland
Tampa Bay at Seattle
N.Y. Giants at Dallas

Monday, Sept. 10

Baltimore at Cincinnati
Arizona at San Francisco



9-5 so far....its either gonna be a good week or a MEH week.....shrug hopefully next week will be better.....but I think its time to really give up on the Raiders...and WTF is up in K.C.? WOW!!!


10-6...not bad but who saw the Texans bustin' KCs ass? confuse
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He was like a cock who thought the sun had risen to hear him crow.
(George Eliot)

the video for the above...evillol
http://www.youtube.com/wa...re=related
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Reply #154 posted 09/10/07 6:02am

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Week 1

Thurs., Sept. 6

Indianapolis

Sunday, Sept. 9

Minnesota
Carolina
Denver this was close shouldn't have been but it was
Kansas City WHAT HAPPENED?!
Washington
New England Man they SPANKED falloff
Philadelphia I hear coughing can you say choked rolleyes damn damn damn donovan sad
Pittsburgh
Tennessee
San Diego YEAH BABY!!! it wasn't pretty but well take it

Oakland yeah I know but let's just see ok! shrug at least they scored
Seattle
Dallas let's see what them boys got, even though I can't stand their asses! DAMN went to sleep and when I woke up there was smoke around my TV from that ass whipping the Boys gave Elilol
Monday, Sept. 10

Baltimore
San Francisco pray




YEAH BABY

1st Sunday done
I did ok thus far giggle
butterfly
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Reply #155 posted 09/10/07 8:35am

RodeoSchro

Winners in bold:

Week 1

Thurs., Sept. 6

LOSS New Orleans at Indianapolis

Sunday, Sept. 9

WIN Atlanta at Minnesota
WIN Carolina at St. Louis
LOSS Denver at Buffalo
WIN Kansas City at Houston
LOSS Miami at Washington
WIN New England at N.Y. Jets
WIN Philadelphia at Green Bay
WIN Pittsburgh at Cleveland
LOSS Tennessee at Jacksonville
WIN Chicago at San Diego
WIN Detroit at Oakland
WIN Tampa Bay at Seattle
WIN N.Y. Giants at Dallas

Monday, Sept. 10

Baltimore at Cincinnati
Arizona at San Francisco

10 -4 so far, but I may go 0 -2 tonight... confused
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Reply #156 posted 09/10/07 8:42am

RodeoSchro

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Kansas City WHAT HAPPENED?!


We kicked butt, that's what happened! The Chiefs had no passing game at all, mainly due to an inferior O-line. Also, their vaunted secondary was pathetic.

The one interception was due to a mistake on Andre Johnson's part. When Schaub started to scramble, there was no one within 30 yards of Johnson (he was on the 15-yard-line, along the far sideline). As Schaub rolled to his left, Johnson sprinted to the endzone and right into the Chiefs' Page. Had Johnson stood his ground at the 15, it would have been a completion and maybe Johnson could have run it in.

On another scramble in the second half, Schaub didn't see a wide open Jacobi Jones on the right sideline. And by wide open, I mean there was nothing between Jones and the endzone but 70 yards of daylight.

Larry Johnson looked OK; he'll be fine. But the rest of the offense was tepid.
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Reply #157 posted 09/10/07 9:25am

CarrieLee

Blech I didn't do very well this week!!!
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Reply #158 posted 09/10/07 1:31pm

namepeace

9-5 going into tonite!
Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016

Props will be withheld until the showing and proving has commenced. -- Aaron McGruder
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Reply #159 posted 09/10/07 1:42pm

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I know Kansas City was overrated, but damn, they really were pathetic.
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Reply #160 posted 09/10/07 1:52pm

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lilgish said:

I know Kansas City was overrated, but damn, they really were pathetic.


Paging Byron Leftwich . . . It's probably time for Peterson to go.
Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016

Props will be withheld until the showing and proving has commenced. -- Aaron McGruder
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Reply #161 posted 09/10/07 2:52pm

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RodeoSchro said:

butterfli25 said:

Kansas City WHAT HAPPENED?!


We kicked butt, that's what happened!


lol

finally the Texans wake up? I sure hope so 'cause I like them better than them 'boys
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Reply #162 posted 09/10/07 3:14pm

uPtoWnNY

I hope Bills' tight end Kevin Everett pulls through and is able to walk again. It's a reminder of how dangerous this game is.
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Reply #163 posted 09/10/07 5:18pm

july

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The Eagles fucked shit up at the last second. I knew my Panthers would come through though. All you Panthers naysayers..... nana



I'm about to pull a July and go crazy posting Panthers pics. lol

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woot!
woot! clapping
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Reply #164 posted 09/10/07 10:17pm

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Week 2 thread http://prince.org/msg/100/243981
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Reply #165 posted 09/11/07 6:10am

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woot!

it wasn't pretty but it works for me!!! woot! woot! woot!
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