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This game will be the 19th all-time meeting between the two clubs. The series is tied 9-9. Seattle has won seven of the last 10 meetings and are in the midst of a five-game winning streak over the Rams since 2005. In this seasons first meeting on October 21, 2007 in Seattle, The Seahawks won the game by a score of 33-6. Seattle's defense forced five turnovers (three interceptions, two fumbles) and recorded 7.0 sacks. Seattle is 0-1 versus the St. Louis Rams in the postseason. A 2004 NFC Wild Card Game loss, 27-20 in Seattle on January 8, 2005.  24 Seattle | 19 Rams | |
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 Niners finally won a game  | |
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babooshleeky said: Niners finally won a game Yeah, I know. The fumble in the end zone in overtime.
37 SF | AZ 31 It puts Seattle up 2 games in the NFC West. Thanks. San Fran.  | |
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Week 12: 2007 NFL Playoffs
Miami is eliminated. New England can clinch the AFC East Division title. a win OR a Buffalo loss OR a tie and a Buffalo tie Buffalo lost. New England has clinched the AFC East Division title. | |
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babooshleeky said: Niners finally won a game I can't believe the raiders actually won. | |
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babooshleeky said: Niners finally won a game 
it wasn't pretty but I'll take it!
the Raiders won too!( of course they did I didn't pick them  )
party in the bay tonight! 
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july said: babooshleeky said: Niners finally won a game Yeah, I know. The fumble in the end zone in overtime.
37 SF | AZ 31 It puts Seattle up 2 games in the NFC West. Thanks. San Fran. that's cool... | |
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butterfli25 said: babooshleeky said: Niners finally won a game
it wasn't pretty but I'll take it!
the Raiders won too!( of course they did I didn't pick them )
party in the bay tonight!  | |
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reneGade20 said: Thursday, Nov. 22 Green Bay at Detroit (no pick) N.Y. Jets at Dallas Indianapolis at Atlanta Sunday, Nov. 25 Buffalo at Jacksonville Denver at Chicago Houston at Cleveland Minnesota at N.Y. Giants New Orleans at Carolina Oakland at Kansas City Seattle at St. Louis Tennessee at Cincinnati Washington at Tampa Bay San Francisco at Arizona Baltimore at San Diego Philadelphia at New England Monday, Nov. 26 Miami at Pittsburgh He was like a cock who thought the sun had risen to hear him crow.
(George Eliot) the video for the above... 
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New England 
Ahhhhh!!!!! What a game!!!! | |
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namepeace said: Green Bay at Detroit L
N.Y. Jets at Dallas :L Indianapolis at Atlanta W Buffalo at Jacksonville W Denver at Chicago W Houston at Cleveland (one of the better games on tap, evenly matched squads fighting for wild-card positions) W Minnesota at N.Y. Giants L New Orleans at Carolina (I bet it's close, though) W Oakland at Kansas City W Seattle at St. Louis (another close one) W Tennessee at Cincinnati (intriguing w/contrast of styles of Palmer v. VY) L Washington at Tampa Bay L San Francisco at Arizona W Baltimore at San Diego W Philadelphia at New England W Monday, Nov. 26 Miami at Pittsburgh *MNF edit* [Edited 11/26/07 6:57am] [/quote] Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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StarMon said: Sean Taylor and his family.what happened? | |
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Redskins safety Sean Taylor shot in Florida, in critical condition
31 minutes ago PALMETTO BAY, Fla. - Washington Redskins star safety Sean Taylor was in critical condition Monday after surgery for a gunshot wound to his leg during what police are investigating as a possible armed robbery at his home. The 24-year-old player was in the intensive care unit at Jackson Memorial Hospital after several hours of surgery, said family friend Richard Sharpstein, his former lawyer. Taylor lost a "significant" amount of blood because the bullet damaged his femoral artery, Sharpstein said. Doctors are worried the blood loss might affect blood flow to the brain, said Sharpstein, who was at the hospital with Taylor's family and friends. Taylor has had several on-and off-the-field problems - two years ago he was accused of brandishing a gun. Officers were sent to Taylor's home at about 1:45 a.m. after his girlfriend called 911 and said he was shot in his lower body, Lt. Nancy Perez said. Taylor had missed the last two games because of a knee injury and was at home recuperating. Taylor was airlifted to the hospital. Investigators were still interviewing the girlfriend and other relatives who were in the home to try to determine what happened, Perez said. No arrests have been made. "It could have been a possible burglary; it could have been a possible robbery," Perez said. "It has not been confirmed as yet." Sharpstein said Taylor's girlfriend told him the couple was awakened by loud noises, and Taylor grabbed a machete he keeps in the bedroom for protection. Someone then broke through the bedroom door and fired two shots, one missing and one hitting Taylor, the lawyer said. "It was clearly a burglary, an armed burglary," Sharpstein said, adding nothing appeared to have been stolen. The shooting happened at a home Taylor bought two years ago in the Miami suburb of Palmetto Bay. The player is in his fourth season with the Redskins after playing at the University of Miami, where he was an all-American in 2003. Despite his injury, he is tied for the NFC lead with five interceptions. In Ashburn, Va., Redskins owner Dan Snyder said he was headed to Miami on his private plane, joined by running back Clinton Portis, vice-president of football operations Vinny Cerrato and trainer Bubba Tyer. "Our hearts and prayers go out to Sean and his family. ... We appreciate very, very much the outcry of support," Snyder said. Redskins safety Pierson Prioleau fought to keep his composure. "This is not just a member of the Washington Redskins," said Prioleau, one of a few players made available to reporters. "But we're talking about a dad, a brother, a friend of ours, and that's where we're at with this right now." Coach Joe Gibbs was joined by the team chaplain at the Redskins' usual Monday meeting. A small group of players held a separate prayer gathering. The Redskins (5-6) lost 19-13 at Tampa on Sunday. Taylor did not travel with the team to the game because of his injury. Taylor sprained a ligament in his right knee in the second half of the Nov. 11 loss to Philadelphia. He was expected to miss at least two games. Known as one of the NFL's hardest hitters, Taylor played in his first Pro Bowl last season, where he drew attention by levelling the other team's punter in what is usually a well-mannered exhibition game. Even though he has missed two games, his five interceptions remained tied for most in the NFC. Taylor has been in trouble numerous times since he was drafted as the No. 5 overall pick in 2004. He has been fined at least seven times during his professional career for late hits and other infractions, including a US$17,000 penalty for spitting in the face of Tampa Bay running back Michael Pittman during a playoff game in January 2006. He also was fined $25,000 for skipping a mandatory rookie symposium shortly after he was drafted. Redskins coaches and players have defended Taylor, saying he was smart and misunderstood. Taylor has been slow to let anyone in his inner circle. He has rarely spoken to reporters, saying he does not trust them. Teammates said he became more mature over the last year after he became a father for the first time. In 2005, Taylor was accused of brandishing a gun at a man and repeatedly hitting him during a fight that broke out after Taylor and some friends went looking for the people who had allegedly stolen his all-terrain vehicles. Taylor reached a deal with prosecutors last year after they agreed to drop felony charges against him. He pleaded no contest to two misdemeanours in the assault case and was sentenced to 18 months probation. The pleas prompted another fine from the NFL but kept his football career intact. He also was ordered to talk about the importance of education at 10 Miami schools and had to contribute $1,000 for scholarships to each of those schools. The man Taylor allegedly hit, Ryan Hill, sued, seeking at least $15,000 in damages. Hill sustained bruises to his body, incurred medical expenses and lost wages because of the fight, the lawsuit said. | |
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CarrieLee said: Redskins safety Sean Taylor shot in Florida, in critical condition
31 minutes ago PALMETTO BAY, Fla. - Washington Redskins star safety Sean Taylor was in critical condition Monday after surgery for a gunshot wound to his leg during what police are investigating as a possible armed robbery at his home. The 24-year-old player was in the intensive care unit at Jackson Memorial Hospital after several hours of surgery, said family friend Richard Sharpstein, his former lawyer. Taylor lost a "significant" amount of blood because the bullet damaged his femoral artery, Sharpstein said. Doctors are worried the blood loss might affect blood flow to the brain, said Sharpstein, who was at the hospital with Taylor's family and friends. Taylor has had several on-and off-the-field problems - two years ago he was accused of brandishing a gun. Officers were sent to Taylor's home at about 1:45 a.m. after his girlfriend called 911 and said he was shot in his lower body, Lt. Nancy Perez said. Taylor had missed the last two games because of a knee injury and was at home recuperating. Taylor was airlifted to the hospital. Investigators were still interviewing the girlfriend and other relatives who were in the home to try to determine what happened, Perez said. No arrests have been made. "It could have been a possible burglary; it could have been a possible robbery," Perez said. "It has not been confirmed as yet." Sharpstein said Taylor's girlfriend told him the couple was awakened by loud noises, and Taylor grabbed a machete he keeps in the bedroom for protection. Someone then broke through the bedroom door and fired two shots, one missing and one hitting Taylor, the lawyer said. "It was clearly a burglary, an armed burglary," Sharpstein said, adding nothing appeared to have been stolen. The shooting happened at a home Taylor bought two years ago in the Miami suburb of Palmetto Bay. The player is in his fourth season with the Redskins after playing at the University of Miami, where he was an all-American in 2003. Despite his injury, he is tied for the NFC lead with five interceptions. In Ashburn, Va., Redskins owner Dan Snyder said he was headed to Miami on his private plane, joined by running back Clinton Portis, vice-president of football operations Vinny Cerrato and trainer Bubba Tyer. "Our hearts and prayers go out to Sean and his family. ... We appreciate very, very much the outcry of support," Snyder said. Redskins safety Pierson Prioleau fought to keep his composure. "This is not just a member of the Washington Redskins," said Prioleau, one of a few players made available to reporters. "But we're talking about a dad, a brother, a friend of ours, and that's where we're at with this right now." Coach Joe Gibbs was joined by the team chaplain at the Redskins' usual Monday meeting. A small group of players held a separate prayer gathering. The Redskins (5-6) lost 19-13 at Tampa on Sunday. Taylor did not travel with the team to the game because of his injury. Taylor sprained a ligament in his right knee in the second half of the Nov. 11 loss to Philadelphia. He was expected to miss at least two games. Known as one of the NFL's hardest hitters, Taylor played in his first Pro Bowl last season, where he drew attention by levelling the other team's punter in what is usually a well-mannered exhibition game. Even though he has missed two games, his five interceptions remained tied for most in the NFC. Taylor has been in trouble numerous times since he was drafted as the No. 5 overall pick in 2004. He has been fined at least seven times during his professional career for late hits and other infractions, including a US$17,000 penalty for spitting in the face of Tampa Bay running back Michael Pittman during a playoff game in January 2006. He also was fined $25,000 for skipping a mandatory rookie symposium shortly after he was drafted. Redskins coaches and players have defended Taylor, saying he was smart and misunderstood. Taylor has been slow to let anyone in his inner circle. He has rarely spoken to reporters, saying he does not trust them. Teammates said he became more mature over the last year after he became a father for the first time. In 2005, Taylor was accused of brandishing a gun at a man and repeatedly hitting him during a fight that broke out after Taylor and some friends went looking for the people who had allegedly stolen his all-terrain vehicles. Taylor reached a deal with prosecutors last year after they agreed to drop felony charges against him. He pleaded no contest to two misdemeanours in the assault case and was sentenced to 18 months probation. The pleas prompted another fine from the NFL but kept his football career intact. He also was ordered to talk about the importance of education at 10 Miami schools and had to contribute $1,000 for scholarships to each of those schools. The man Taylor allegedly hit, Ryan Hill, sued, seeking at least $15,000 in damages. Hill sustained bruises to his body, incurred medical expenses and lost wages because of the fight, the lawsuit said. how sad 4 Sean and hope he gets better | |
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GottaLetitgo said: Can I take a 3 game exemption and play the rest of the week. I completely forgot until Thursday and then the Org was done FOREVER,
FWIW, I would have gotten all three right. I was going to bet on all three and talked myself out of it. Could have made some serious money. Just let me know if I can still play Sunday/Monday games. Man, our Gamecocks really stunk up it against Clemson, huh.  I was hoping injuries weren't a factor, but apparently they were. I feel bad for Spurrier. looking for you in the woods tonight Switch FC SW-2874-2863-4789 (Rum&Coke) | |
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2Jay said: CarrieLee said: Redskins safety Sean Taylor shot in Florida, in critical condition
31 minutes ago PALMETTO BAY, Fla. - Washington Redskins star safety Sean Taylor was in critical condition Monday after surgery for a gunshot wound to his leg during what police are investigating as a possible armed robbery at his home. The 24-year-old player was in the intensive care unit at Jackson Memorial Hospital after several hours of surgery, said family friend Richard Sharpstein, his former lawyer. Taylor lost a "significant" amount of blood because the bullet damaged his femoral artery, Sharpstein said. Doctors are worried the blood loss might affect blood flow to the brain, said Sharpstein, who was at the hospital with Taylor's family and friends. Taylor has had several on-and off-the-field problems - two years ago he was accused of brandishing a gun. Officers were sent to Taylor's home at about 1:45 a.m. after his girlfriend called 911 and said he was shot in his lower body, Lt. Nancy Perez said. Taylor had missed the last two games because of a knee injury and was at home recuperating. Taylor was airlifted to the hospital. Investigators were still interviewing the girlfriend and other relatives who were in the home to try to determine what happened, Perez said. No arrests have been made. "It could have been a possible burglary; it could have been a possible robbery," Perez said. "It has not been confirmed as yet." Sharpstein said Taylor's girlfriend told him the couple was awakened by loud noises, and Taylor grabbed a machete he keeps in the bedroom for protection. Someone then broke through the bedroom door and fired two shots, one missing and one hitting Taylor, the lawyer said. "It was clearly a burglary, an armed burglary," Sharpstein said, adding nothing appeared to have been stolen. The shooting happened at a home Taylor bought two years ago in the Miami suburb of Palmetto Bay. The player is in his fourth season with the Redskins after playing at the University of Miami, where he was an all-American in 2003. Despite his injury, he is tied for the NFC lead with five interceptions. In Ashburn, Va., Redskins owner Dan Snyder said he was headed to Miami on his private plane, joined by running back Clinton Portis, vice-president of football operations Vinny Cerrato and trainer Bubba Tyer. "Our hearts and prayers go out to Sean and his family. ... We appreciate very, very much the outcry of support," Snyder said. Redskins safety Pierson Prioleau fought to keep his composure. "This is not just a member of the Washington Redskins," said Prioleau, one of a few players made available to reporters. "But we're talking about a dad, a brother, a friend of ours, and that's where we're at with this right now." Coach Joe Gibbs was joined by the team chaplain at the Redskins' usual Monday meeting. A small group of players held a separate prayer gathering. The Redskins (5-6) lost 19-13 at Tampa on Sunday. Taylor did not travel with the team to the game because of his injury. Taylor sprained a ligament in his right knee in the second half of the Nov. 11 loss to Philadelphia. He was expected to miss at least two games. Known as one of the NFL's hardest hitters, Taylor played in his first Pro Bowl last season, where he drew attention by levelling the other team's punter in what is usually a well-mannered exhibition game. Even though he has missed two games, his five interceptions remained tied for most in the NFC. Taylor has been in trouble numerous times since he was drafted as the No. 5 overall pick in 2004. He has been fined at least seven times during his professional career for late hits and other infractions, including a US$17,000 penalty for spitting in the face of Tampa Bay running back Michael Pittman during a playoff game in January 2006. He also was fined $25,000 for skipping a mandatory rookie symposium shortly after he was drafted. Redskins coaches and players have defended Taylor, saying he was smart and misunderstood. Taylor has been slow to let anyone in his inner circle. He has rarely spoken to reporters, saying he does not trust them. Teammates said he became more mature over the last year after he became a father for the first time. In 2005, Taylor was accused of brandishing a gun at a man and repeatedly hitting him during a fight that broke out after Taylor and some friends went looking for the people who had allegedly stolen his all-terrain vehicles. Taylor reached a deal with prosecutors last year after they agreed to drop felony charges against him. He pleaded no contest to two misdemeanours in the assault case and was sentenced to 18 months probation. The pleas prompted another fine from the NFL but kept his football career intact. He also was ordered to talk about the importance of education at 10 Miami schools and had to contribute $1,000 for scholarships to each of those schools. The man Taylor allegedly hit, Ryan Hill, sued, seeking at least $15,000 in damages. Hill sustained bruises to his body, incurred medical expenses and lost wages because of the fight, the lawsuit said. how sad 4 Sean and hope he gets better He's in bad shape, the femoral artery.[Edited 11/26/07 15:06pm] National Funk League✮✮ | |
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live4lust said: Sorry, Renegade. Arkansas loves those multiple overtimes games. Looks like the national champion won't be an SEC team. I can't believe Tenn. could still win the east! Florida beat them by 39 points! This season has been crazy.
That LSU game was awesome, but I was hoping the Tigers would pull it off. WV vs Mizzou for the title.....I don't wanna see that shit.   I'm kicking myself for missing that UK/Tenn. game. I think Turner South re-aired it, but I hate watching games when I know the outcome. looking for you in the woods tonight Switch FC SW-2874-2863-4789 (Rum&Coke) | |
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StarMon said: 2Jay said: how sad 4 Sean and hope he gets better He's in bad shape, the femoral artery.
[Edited 11/26/07 15:06pm] I just caught this on the news.  looking for you in the woods tonight Switch FC SW-2874-2863-4789 (Rum&Coke) | |
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 shocking.National Funk League✮✮ | |
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StarMon said: I forgot to pick The Big Easy to win @ South Cakalacky.
That game was a freebie too. looking for you in the woods tonight Switch FC SW-2874-2863-4789 (Rum&Coke) | |
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july said: july said:
This game will be the 19th all-time meeting between the two clubs. The series is tied 9-9. Seattle has won seven of the last 10 meetings and are in the midst of a five-game winning streak over the Rams since 2005. In this seasons first meeting on October 21, 2007 in Seattle, The Seahawks won the game by a score of 33-6. Seattle's defense forced five turnovers (three interceptions, two fumbles) and recorded 7.0 sacks. Seattle is 0-1 versus the St. Louis Rams in the postseason. A 2004 NFC Wild Card Game loss, 27-20 in Seattle on January 8, 2005. 24 Seattle | 19 Rams Seattle At St. Louis. Seahawks Win 3 in a row. St. Louis quarterback Gus Frerotte fumbled on a fourth-and-goal with the Rams on the verge of a potential game-winning touchdown with 27 seconds left. The Seahawks had stopped Steven Jackson just short of a touchdown on third down, setting up the Rams' final play from scrimmage. Seahawks defensive end Patrick Kerney had 3 sacks and 1 interception. Seattle's Josh Wilson 89-yard kickoff return for a touchdown also helped spark the Seahawks. Seattle pressured both starting Rams quarterback Marc Bulger and his replacement, Gus Frerotte. Patrick Kerney has helped anchor Seattle's defense over the past 3 wins. The Seahawks defense only allowed three points in the final three quarters. The Seahawks have won 6 consecutive games against St. Louis and now lead the all-time series, 10-9. 
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See you next week, in Philadelphia.
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2Jay said: StarMon said: Sean Taylor and his family.what happened? . [Edited 11/26/07 16:55pm] National Funk League✮✮ | |
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AnckSuNamun said: StarMon said: I forgot to pick The Big Easy to win @ South Cakalacky.
That game was a freebie too.  yeah, I left it blank, but orgnote lilgish last friday before I edited.National Funk League✮✮ | |
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Raiders, baby!!!!
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I'm 11 - 5 for the picks. [Edited 11/27/07 2:05am] | |
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