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Enigma869 wrote:conversationpc wrote:
not to mention how cold it is supposed to be here in Indy this coming weekend, I don't blame the fans.
Um...you do realize that your team plays in a 72 degree domed stadium, right? Sorry dude...but weak argument. Even in pathetic sports cities, playoff games should NEVER have any difficulty being sold out. Hell, those are the cities you would think that the fans would be more hungry. Green Bay is probably the most cold NFL city, and they almost NEVER have an issue selling any game out, so I'm stunned (and disappointed) to see Green Bay on this list.
conversationpc wrote:
I wasn't talking about the conditions inside the stadium, dipwad. If you'd seen all the doom and gloom weather reports that were forecasting the worst of the weather to be taking place before gametime, during gametime, and for two days afterwards, you'd have known what I was talking about. I went to the grocery store on Sunday and it looked like someone had predicted the apocalypse and folks had been there to clear out the entire joint. I'm surprised they finally sold the game out because the weather was really bad at gametime, with very slippery road conditions. Most folks stayed home and never ventured out onto the main roads here until Wednesday morning when the temperature finally climbed out of the negative digits.
Enigma869 wrote:conversationpc wrote:
I wasn't talking about the conditions inside the stadium, dipwad. If you'd seen all the doom and gloom weather reports that were forecasting the worst of the weather to be taking place before gametime, during gametime, and for two days afterwards, you'd have known what I was talking about. I went to the grocery store on Sunday and it looked like someone had predicted the apocalypse and folks had been there to clear out the entire joint. I'm surprised they finally sold the game out because the weather was really bad at gametime, with very slippery road conditions. Most folks stayed home and never ventured out onto the main roads here until Wednesday morning when the temperature finally climbed out of the negative digits.
I don't live in Miami, "dipwad", so I know all about shitty weather. I live in it 6 months out of every year! My opinion doesn't change. Especially in cities that play in a stadium that's 72 degrees, regardless of the outside temperature. I don't care if it's minus 20 outside!
YoungJRNY wrote:The Pats are the hardest team in football to predict, but yet, not. This Pats team, on paper, would look to get annihilated but yet, find a few clutch plays up their sleeves to pull a game out.Indy is more talented than this Pats team but can they keep it together? Luck is as promosing as it gets but Brady doesnt blink in any situation. Dudes a murderer. Have to take Brady in everyone of these contests where its up in the air.
mikemarrs wrote:Just checked my predictions on page 8 at the beginning of the season and i have the AFC championship game correct which is Broncos/Patriots and i had half of the NFC championship game right with Seattle but got the opponent wrong because i had Washington instead of San Francisco.In the Super Bowl i predicted Denver vs. Seattle
slucero wrote:Looks like this SB is shaping up to be "pocket passing QB's" VS. "running QB's"
Fact Finder wrote:Gimme the Pats and Hawks please.
YoungJRNY wrote:Divisional Pick'EM results:
Liam: 3-5
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