CarrieLee said: cheeseburger said: Arizona
Tennessee Cincinnati Detroit Green Bay New Orleans Minnesota San Francisco Washington Cleveland Oakland New England Philadelphia Baltimore If you hate them so much WHY are you picking them??!!!!! Well there really are 2 list. Teams you think will win and Teams you want to win. I hate the cowboys but overall I pick them to win most of the time. | |
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AnckSuNamun said: lilgish said: She Hate Me is back in first place!
She Hate Me is back with a vengeance. You are gonna try to win this thing this year 68% is really good for the first 8 weeks. No pressure. Starmon finished at 64% last year Revolution at 67% in 05. | |
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Sunday, Nov. 4
Arizona at Tampa Bay Carolina at Tennessee Go Panthers! Cincinnati at Buffalo Denver at Detroit. The Lions have been kickin' ass this season. Green Bay at Kansas City Jacksonville at New Orleans San Diego at Minnesota San Francisco at Atlanta Washington at N.Y. Jets Seattle at Cleveland Houston at Oakland New England at Indianapolis Dallas at Philadelphia Monday, Nov. 5 Baltimore at Pittsburgh looking for you in the woods tonight Switch FC SW-2874-2863-4789 (Rum&Coke) | |
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lilgish said: AnckSuNamun said: She Hate Me is back with a vengeance. You are gonna try to win this thing this year 68% is really good for the first 8 weeks. No pressure. Starmon finished at 64% last year Revolution at 67% in 05. looking for you in the woods tonight Switch FC SW-2874-2863-4789 (Rum&Coke) | |
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looking for you in the woods tonight Switch FC SW-2874-2863-4789 (Rum&Coke) | |
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july said: AnckSuNamun said: Get some more Streakers in the games!
I don't know bout havin more streakers. looking for you in the woods tonight Switch FC SW-2874-2863-4789 (Rum&Coke) | |
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Sunday, Nov. 4
Arizona at Tampa Bay Carolina at Tennessee Cincinnati at Buffalo Denver at Detroit Green Bay at Kansas City Jacksonville at New Orleans San Diego at Minnesota San Francisco at Atlanta Washington at N.Y. Jets Seattle at Cleveland Houston at Oakland New England at Indianapolis Dallas at Philadelphia Monday, Nov. 5 Baltimore at Pittsburgh | |
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"Carolina Panthers rookie Dwayne Jarrett was at his locker Wednesday answering questions about his frustrating season when teammate Steve Smith walked by and interrupted him.
"Instead of talking to the media, why don't you go watch some film," Smith said. Jarrett broke into a half smile and started talking again. "Seriously," Smith said, complete with his signature glare." http://www.usatoday.com/s...6335_x.htm Damn.....Steve is pissed off. I really hope my Panthers can pull it together this year. looking for you in the woods tonight Switch FC SW-2874-2863-4789 (Rum&Coke) | |
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namepeace said: CarrieLee said: That's bullshit. Just because a team plays better than another. :disappoint: I'm not just talking about the Pats...I'm talking any good team or player. It's just wrong. You may not like it, but it's a foreseeable risk. Don't shoot the messenger. I'm not the first one to bring this up, the national media and experts have touched on the issue. http://www.courant.com/sp...5860.story I completely understand what the Pats want to prove. All I'm saying is their methods could backfire. Suppose they're up big late, and in an attempt to try to score another 52 points, Brady blows out a knee on a scramble or Matt Light falls on him as he's trying to protect him in the pocket? The Pats aren't just rubbing it in, they're tempting fate. They better be careful. uptownNY is right. If the Pats had tried this in the 70's with less quarterback-friendly rules, Brady might have been roughed up. Or the 80's for that matter. If you don't think a Ronnie Lott, Lawrence Taylor or Dexter Manley wouldn't have taken a shot under the same circumstances, think again. [Edited 11/1/07 16:26pm] I'm not shooting the messenger. I just think it's dumb. "Oh this guy's good so let's take him out". DUMB!!!! | |
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CarrieLee said: I'm not shooting the messenger. I just think it's dumb. "Oh this guy's good so let's take him out". DUMB!!!!
Well, there's an unwritten rule in pro sports about not showing up the other team. Playing your starters when the game has already been decided is considered bush-league. There's no law against it, but there'll be a price to pay sooner or later. Believe me, if the Pats were getting embarrassed, Vrabel, Seymour or Harrison would deliver an extra hit too. | |
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CarrieLee said: I'm not shooting the messenger. I just think it's dumb. "Oh this guy's good so let's take him out". DUMB!!!! If a fight is out of hand, the ref stops it. In some amateur baseball/softball leagues, a "mercy rule" is declared. Football and basketball have no such rules, but it is customary (not required) for a team sitting on a big lead to run out the clock, or put their bench players in, or simply hold the ball. This is not only a show of sportsmanship, but an attempt to avoid serious injuries to your team's premier players. History shows that this happens in the NFL, primarily because it's not usually a good idea to show up pros, because you might pay. Believe me, there's some measure of payback rendered in every NFL game for some minor cheapshot or insult. Running up the score is one of the top reasons cheapshots are delivered. We had 2 in basketball last year, in Duke/North Carolina and a Knicks game. The Colts I don't think would cheapshot a player if they're on the wrong end of a rout. They have a very classy squad. But the rest of the Pats' division is filled with rivals fielding bad teams. If the Pats try to run up the score on the Jets, Fish or Bills, or some other team out of the playoff hunt, look out. Brady better be off the field or he's got a bullseye on his back. And that's as much the Pats' fault as anyone else's. [Edited 11/2/07 11:03am] Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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AnckSuNamun said: "Carolina Panthers rookie Dwayne Jarrett was at his locker Wednesday answering questions about his frustrating season when teammate Steve Smith walked by and interrupted him.
"Instead of talking to the media, why don't you go watch some film," Smith said. Jarrett broke into a half smile and started talking again. "Seriously," Smith said, complete with his signature glare." http://www.usatoday.com/s...6335_x.htm Damn.....Steve is pissed off. I really hope my Panthers can pull it together this year. Frustration for motivation Mr Smith. Steve has to realize he's dealing with a rook. Why isn't he in the faces of Testaverde, Colbert and Drew Carter, well with the exception of the old man Vinny. We've seen him explode on Carr , but this team is just having no luck due to injuries. I had Delhomme as a backup QB on my Fantasy team and had to ditch him. Smith has always been a intense player, his mouth never quits. I'm surprise his teammates haven't told him to bakthafukup and calm down. | |
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lilgish, i'll post my picks later today or early mañana.
i'm still mulling over my picks. July, "I ain't mad@cha'" | |
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StarMon said: Steve has to realize he's dealing with a rook.
Why isn't he in the faces of Testaverde, Colbert and Drew Carter, well with the exception of the old man Vinny. We've seen him explode on Carr , but this team is just having no luck due to injuries. I had Delhomme as a backup QB on my Fantasy team and had to ditch him. Smith has always been a intense player, his mouth never quits. I'm surprise his teammates haven't told him to bakthafukup and calm down. This kid is getting paid high draft-pick money. You have to know that rookies can be rookies, but Steve-O knows more about this kid's work ethic than most of us do. I don't think this was an act of random frustration. It was likely something that had been building up for a while. His teammates' (public) silence on the issue ought to tell us what we need to know. In any event, USC rookies have developed a reputation for being diva-ish and expecting things to come to them. From Mike Williams to Leinart and Len Dale White to Jarrett. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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namepeace said: In any event, USC rookies have developed a reputation for being diva-ish and expecting things to come to them. From Mike Williams to Leinart and Len Dale White to Jarrett.
Oh yeah...these young cats find out REAL quick that the NFL is no joke. It's a man's league. If you don't bring it every Sunday, you'll get your bell rung. | |
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namepeace said: CarrieLee said: I'm not shooting the messenger. I just think it's dumb. "Oh this guy's good so let's take him out". DUMB!!!! If a fight is out of hand, the ref stops it. In some amateur baseball/softball leagues, a "mercy rule" is declared. Football and basketball have no such rules, but it is customary (not required) for a team sitting on a big lead to run out the clock, or put their bench players in, or simply hold the ball. This is not only a show of sportsmanship, but an attempt to avoid serious injuries to your team's premier players. History shows that this happens in the NFL, primarily because it's not usually a good idea to show up pros, because you might pay. Believe me, there's some measure of payback rendered in every NFL game for some minor cheapshot or insult. Running up the score is one of the top reasons cheapshots are delivered. We had 2 in basketball last year, in Duke/North Carolina and a Knicks game. The Colts I don't think would cheapshot a player if they're on the wrong end of a rout. They have a very classy squad. But the rest of the Pats' division is filled with rivals fielding bad teams. If the Pats try to run up the score on the Jets, Fish or Bills, or some other team out of the playoff hunt, look out. Brady better be off the field or he's got a bullseye on his back. And that's as much the Pats' fault as anyone else's. [Edited 11/2/07 11:03am] Gay!!! They put Castle in from time to time...but he sucks!!! | |
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uPtoWnNY said: namepeace said: In any event, USC rookies have developed a reputation for being diva-ish and expecting things to come to them. From Mike Williams to Leinart and Len Dale White to Jarrett.
Oh yeah...these young cats find out REAL quick that the NFL is no joke. It's a man's league. If you don't bring it every Sunday, you'll get your bell rung. This is why a lot of stars from "major" schools flame out, and a lot of gamers from mid-majors or D-IAA/D-II schools have long, illustrious careers. Take TO. The Niners drafted a more heralded WR in the 1st round that was supposed to be the Second Coming of Rice. He had a pedestrian career, and TO, from a small Tennessee school, is one of the biggest stars in the game. Look at Richard Dent, Jeremiah Trotter, Wayne Chrebet, et cetera. They all came from smaller schools because they knew they were going to have to compete against the best of the best. Some of the "big names" don't get that right away. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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CarrieLee said: Gay!!! They put Castle in from time to time...but he sucks!!! They're actually pretty high on Cassel. Sometimes it takes QBs years to learn the trade. Tony Romo (another small school product) didn't see the field for nearly 4 years. Now he's one of the biggest and richest stars in the Not For Long. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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8 people need pick???? | |
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Sunday, Nov. 4
Arizona at Tampa Bay Carolina at Tennessee Cincinnati at Buffalo Denver at Detroit Green Bay at Kansas City Jacksonville at New Orleans San Diego at Minnesota San Francisco at Atlanta Washington at N.Y. Jets Seattle at Cleveland Houston at Oakland New England at Indianapolis Dallas at Philadelphia Monday, Nov. 5 Baltimore at Pittsburgh | |
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Let's try this again....
Sunday, Nov. 4 Tampa Bay Carolina Cincinnati Detroit Green Bay New Orleans San Diego San Francisco Washington Seattle Oakland New England Dallas Monday, Nov. 5 Pittsburgh Most of these games are a coin toss at this point... could go either way.... | |
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StarMon said: lilgish, i'll post my picks later today or early mañana.
i'm still mulling over my picks. July, "I ain't mad@cha'" I'd become a Pats fan just in case she might be... Jesus..... I need to send Ocean a Vikings jersey and see if she..... oh neva mind (internal dialogue not functioning at the moment... ) | |
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Sunday, Nov. 4
Arizona at Tampa Bay---Tampa Carolina at Tennessee---Tennesse Cincinnati at Buffalo---Cincy Denver at Detroit---Denver Green Bay at Kansas City---Green Bay Jacksonville at New Orleans---New Orleans San Diego at Minnesota---San Diego San Francisco at Atlanta---Atlanta Washington at N.Y. Jets---Redskins Seattle at Cleveland---Cleveland Houston at Oakland---Houston New England at Indianapolis---New England Dallas at Philadelphia---Dallas Monday, Nov. 5 Baltimore at Pittsburgh---Pittsburgh All good things they say never last... | |
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Sunday, Nov. 4
Arizona @ Tampa Bay Carolina @ Tennessee Cincinnati @ Buffalo Denver @ Detroit Green Bay @ Kansas City Jacksonville @ New Orleans San Diego @ Minnesota San Francisco @ Atlanta Washington @ N.Y. Jets Seattle @ Cleveland Houston @ Oakland New England @ Indianapolis Dallas @ Philadelphia Monday, Nov. 5 Baltimore @ Pittsburgh [Edited 11/3/07 19:16pm] | |
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StarMon said: lilgish, i'll post my picks later today or early mañana.
i'm still mulling over my picks. July, "I ain't mad@cha'" I'm not mad at me either. | |
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pardonme4livin said: StarMon said: lilgish, i'll post my picks later today or early mañana.
i'm still mulling over my picks. July, "I ain't mad@cha'" I'd become a Pats fan just in case she might be... Jesus..... I need to send Ocean a Vikings jersey and see if she..... oh neva mind (internal dialogue not functioning at the moment... ) She's got a tan. | |
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AnckSuNamun said: july said: I don't know bout havin more streakers. Is that Tony Romo? | |
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namepeace said: Sometimes it takes QBs years to learn the trade.
It always does. Phil Simms says at least 4-5 years. There's so much for young QBs to learn, plus the speed of the NFL game is insane. So many split decisions to make. | |
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