OT: NFL Sunday

by **Liam** » Sun Dec 16, 2007 11:48 am

Rhiannon wrote:
Liam wrote:Cowboys/Eagles play again tomorrow.

Resurrect the av for good luck, buttmunch.

I will in a bit...but I have to link it from myspace and myspace always slows my computer down.

by **Enigma869** » Sun Dec 16, 2007 11:56 am

I think the Cowboys (in spite of how bad they looked against Detroit last week) has way too much for Philadelphia to handle. Outside of Westbrook, the Eagles simply have NOBODY who scares anyone! They are a VERY average team. Even though it's always tough to beat the same team twice, in an NFL season, I think Dallas wins it easily!

John from Boston

by **Rick** » Sun Dec 16, 2007 12:01 pm

Enigma869 wrote:I think the Cowboys (in spite of how bad they looked against Detroit last week) has way too much for Philadelphia to handle. Outside of Westbrook, the Eagles simply have NOBODY who scares anyone! They are a VERY average team. Even though it's always tough to beat the same team twice, in an NFL season, I think Dallas wins it easily!

John from Boston

I ain't sayin shit. I don't want to jinx it.

Now, what are your thoughts on the Jets? This may be the most watched game of the week with the controversy that has transpired.

The Pats should hand them a nasty loss, sadly.

by **Journey69** » Sun Dec 16, 2007 12:07 pm

Enigma869 wrote:I think the Cowboys (in spite of how bad they looked against Detroit last week) has way too much for Philadelphia to handle. Outside of Westbrook, the Eagles simply have NOBODY who scares anyone! They are a VERY average team. Even though it's always tough to beat the same team twice, in an NFL season, I think Dallas wins it easily!

John from Boston

I don't agree.. Dallas has squeaked out too many games.. The Eagles,if they have anything to play for will play Dallas tough.. Remember,the Eagles were one of the few teams that almost beat the Patriots.. Dallas clinched the division,they aren't worried about losing..

by **Rockindeano** » Sun Dec 16, 2007 12:14 pm

NFL is on hiatus for 3 weeks.

Dallas, GB, SEA, NE, INDY and SD can all get healthy. No other team matters....

The real question is will NE drop 60+ on the Jets? I hope so.

by **Saint John** » Sun Dec 16, 2007 12:16 pm

Rockindeano wrote:NFL is on hiatus for 3 weeks.

Dallas, GB, SEA, NE, INDY and SD can all get healthy. No other team matters....

The real question is will NE drop 60+ on the Jets? I hope so.

Snow and potential 60+ mile per hour winds are possible. I'm watching the weather closely. I'm a diligent degenerative gambler.

by **Journey69** » Sun Dec 16, 2007 12:18 pm

Rockindeano wrote:NFL is on hiatus for 3 weeks.

Dallas, GB, SEA, NE, INDY and SD can all get healthy. No other team matters....

The real question is will NE drop 60+ on the Jets? I hope so.

Just 60,hell I wonder if they will break the record...? Each coach is going to want to F the other... If I was the Jets coach,I would just forfeit right now! :lol:

by **Rockindeano** » Sun Dec 16, 2007 12:19 pm

Saint John wrote:
Rockindeano wrote:NFL is on hiatus for 3 weeks.

Dallas, GB, SEA, NE, INDY and SD can all get healthy. No other team matters....

The real question is will NE drop 60+ on the Jets? I hope so.

Snow and potential 60+ mile per hour winds are possible. I'm watching the weather closely. I'm a diligent degenerative gambler.

That bitch Andrea Kramer said no flurries and 20 mph wind. I see your point. Had I known PIT/MIA would be played in a giant bowl of soup, I would have laid down all my money on the Fins. What's the spread, 26?

by **Journey69** » Sun Dec 16, 2007 12:19 pm

Saint John wrote:
Rockindeano wrote:NFL is on hiatus for 3 weeks.

Dallas, GB, SEA, NE, INDY and SD can all get healthy. No other team matters....

The real question is will NE drop 60+ on the Jets? I hope so.

Snow and potential 60+ mile per hour winds are possible. I'm watching the weather closely. I'm a diligent degenerative gambler.

Are you kidding.. Holy sh*t.. That might be a totally different ball game! Zero passing game for the Patriots would put them on even ground.. Who's got the better defense? The Pats?

by **Enigma869** » Sun Dec 16, 2007 12:26 pm

Rick wrote:
Now, what are your thoughts on the Jets? This may be the most watched game of the week with the controversy that has transpired.

The Pats should hand them a nasty loss, sadly.

I don't think the snow will be much of an issue, as most of the snow is forecasted for northern New England. Foxboro (where the Patriots play) is a good 40 miles south of Boston, so they probably won't see much more than about 3 inches of snow. It does sound like it may be VERY windy, and I've always felt that the wind wreaks more havoc on a football game, than any other weather condition. Especially for a team like the Patriots, who don't even pretend to run the ball. I suspect that if the wind predictions are accurate, the scoring will be kept WAY down! For the degnerate gambling crowd...I'd be all over the Jets and the under on this game. I think the Patriots win, but probably aren't coming close to covering. If it were going to be sunny with no wind, I'd be picking the Patriots by 50!

John from Boston

by **Saint John** » Sun Dec 16, 2007 12:27 pm

Rockindeano wrote:
Saint John wrote:
Rockindeano wrote:NFL is on hiatus for 3 weeks.

Dallas, GB, SEA, NE, INDY and SD can all get healthy. No other team matters....

The real question is will NE drop 60+ on the Jets? I hope so.

Snow and potential 60+ mile per hour winds are possible. I'm watching the weather closely. I'm a diligent degenerative gambler.

That bitch Andrea Kramer said no flurries and 20 mph wind. I see your point. Had I known PIT/MIA would be played in a giant bowl of soup, I would have laid down all my money on the Fins. What's the spread, 26?

It has moved from 26 to 21.5 because of the weather. Vegasinsider.com gives you all maror hotel lines. My guy uses Sportsbook.com's number. I hammered the under in the "giant bowl of soup" game.

by **Liam** » Sun Dec 16, 2007 2:50 pm

Shit...I didn't realize that the Ravens were playing the 'Fins this week. If the Ravens played like they did against Indy...Miami has a good chance of getting their first win of the season. Sad really. The Ravens used to kick ass. Not the case this season though.

by **Rhiannon** » Sun Dec 16, 2007 2:53 pm

Return of the av. Damn, I am an ar-teest!

by **Liam** » Sun Dec 16, 2007 2:57 pm

Rhiannon wrote:Return of the av. Damn, I am an ar-teest!

Thanks baby. :-)

by **Rhiannon** » Sun Dec 16, 2007 3:00 pm

Liam wrote:
Rhiannon wrote:Return of the av. Damn, I am an ar-teest!

Thanks baby.

Why do I have "Headgames" by Foriegner stuck in my head? :lol:

by **Liam** » Sun Dec 16, 2007 3:03 pm

Rhiannon wrote:
Liam wrote:
Rhiannon wrote:Return of the av. Damn, I am an ar-teest!

Thanks baby.

Why do I have "Headgames" by Foriegner stuck in my head?

Couldn't imagine why. :shock:

by **Enigma869** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 1:44 am

Looks like the snow is just about over in Foxboro. Here is your current weather report...Make your bets, accordingly :twisted:

http://www.weather.com/weather/local/US ... earch_city

John from Boston

by **Rockindeano** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 1:51 am

Today is the day.

Miami beats Baltimore. Yeah, they gave Billick another contract ext, but who cares? They have folded up faster than the late departing Circus and Miami has been close.

24-20, Miami.

by **Enigma869** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 2:57 am

Rockindeano wrote:Today is the day.

Miami beats Baltimore. Yeah, they gave Billick another contract ext, but who cares? They have folded up faster than the late departing Circus and Miami has been close.

24-20, Miami.

Based on what I saw out of Baltimore last week, I wouldn't be shocked. I just have a hunch that this isn't Miami's week. Baltimore is a bad team, but I'm just not sure they're quite that bad! Cincinatti lost to San Francisco last night and they have Miami the last game of the season. I think if Miami is going to win one this season...That will be the game! The Bengals are a DISASTER of a team and Marvin Lewis should have been fired a year ago! I've NEVER seen a team in ANY sport with more guys getting arrested than I've seen with these clowns!

John from Boston

by **Rockindeano** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 3:57 am

Enigma869 wrote:
Rockindeano wrote:Today is the day.

Miami beats Baltimore. Yeah, they gave Billick another contract ext, but who cares? They have folded up faster than the late departing Circus and Miami has been close.

24-20, Miami.

Based on what I saw out of Baltimore last week, I wouldn't be shocked. I just have a hunch that this isn't Miami's week. Baltimore is a bad team, but I'm just not sure they're quite that bad! Cincinatti lost to San Francisco last night and they have Miami the last game of the season. I think if Miami is going to win one this season...That will be the game! The Bengals are a DISASTER of a team and Marvin Lewis should have been fired a year ago! I've NEVER seen a team in ANY sport with more guys getting arrested than I've seen with these clowns!

John from Boston

John, you are right. I used to dig the shit out of Marvin Lewis, but he has lost control of his team. Half their team is on the short list of Cincinnati cops, but as for the worst criminal teams in sports, sorry, that goes to the Portland JailBlazers. Remember good ol Isiah Rider? Sparking up hippie lettuce in a Sprite can, in a well to do neighbourhood...OOPs. That was just one of the 25 violations that team had back in 2002.

by **NealIsGod** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 4:00 am

Rockindeano wrote:Today is the day.

Miami beats Baltimore. Yeah, they gave Billick another contract ext, but who cares? They have folded up faster than the late departing Circus and Miami has been close.

24-20, Miami.

I hope you're right. They need the highest draft pick they can get, and losing to the Dolphins should humble Billick. Next year he has to give up control of the offense to a REAL offensive coordinator.

Stat of the day - Boller has lost 9 in a row on the road.

by **Enigma869** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 4:55 am

NealIsGod wrote:I hope you're right. They need the highest draft pick they can get, and losing to the Dolphins should humble Billick. Next year he has to give up control of the offense to a REAL offensive coordinator.

How is it that Brian Billick all of a sudden knows nothing about offense? Don't get me wrong...I think the guy is the biggest fraud of a coach, on the planet! But, let's not forget that it was Billick who was the Offensive Coordinator of the Minnesota Vikings team, who scored the most points in NFL history, so at some point in his life, he had to have known something about offense! Of course, Randall Cunningham, Randy Moss, and Chris Carter probably had more to do with all those points than the "genius" Billick! I can tell you this...The Baltimore Ravens have been the worst offensive team that I've ever seen in my life, over the past 5 years! They are simply a DREADFUL offensive team, that is painful to watch!

John from Boston

by **NealIsGod** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 5:02 am

Enigma869 wrote:
NealIsGod wrote:I hope you're right. They need the highest draft pick they can get, and losing to the Dolphins should humble Billick. Next year he has to give up control of the offense to a REAL offensive coordinator.

How is it that Brian Billick all of a sudden knows nothing about offense? Don't get me wrong...I think the guy is the biggest fraud of a coach, on the planet! But, let's not forget that it was Billick who was the Offensive Coordinator of the Minnesota Vikings team, who scored the most points in NFL history, so at some point in his life, he had to have known something about offense! Of course, Randall Cunningham, Randy Moss, and Chris Carter probably had more to do with all those points than the "genius" Billick! I can tell you this...The Baltimore Ravens have been the worst offensive team that I've ever seen in my life, over the past 5 years! They are simply a DREADFUL offensive team, that is painful to watch!

John from Boston

Yes, and I am not under the illusion that a new OC will fix the offense. Many OCs and QBs have paid for a decade of inept offense with their jobs. Billick is the only constant, so he should go. But it looks like he has been given another year, for some reason.

by **Liam** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 5:07 am

Well...the Rams are impressing me today. They're keeping the Packers on the run so far. 14-14 in the 2nd. :shock:

by **NealIsGod** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 5:26 am

Liam wrote:Well...the Rams are impressing me today. They're keeping the Packers on the run so far. 14-14 in the 2nd.

I love Favre, but the Pack are probably the worst 11-2 team ever. I sense a first or second round playoff loss for them.

by **Enigma869** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 6:01 am

Stop the presses...Miami just scored a TD, to cut Baltimore's lead to 13-10! Leave it to the Ravens to keep Miami interested in a meaningless game!

John from Boston

by **Moose** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 6:50 am

The Steel Curtain makes a tremendous comeback....22-22

by **Enigma869** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 7:01 am

Moose wrote:The Steel Curtain makes a tremendous comeback....22-22

Looks like "The Steel Curtain" needs a new nickname, because this is now back to back weeks they've given up a 30 point average! Not too impressive, when your calling card is DEFENSE!

John from Boston

by **Rick** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 7:07 am

NealIsGod wrote:
Liam wrote:Well...the Rams are impressing me today. They're keeping the Packers on the run so far. 14-14 in the 2nd.

I love Favre, but the Pack are probably the worst 11-2 team ever. I sense a first or second round playoff loss for them.

They've got a lot of heart though.

by **Moose** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 7:09 am

Enigma869 wrote:
Moose wrote:The Steel Curtain makes a tremendous comeback....22-22

Looks like "The Steel Curtain" needs a new nickname, because this is now back to back weeks they've given up a 30 point average! Not too impressive, when your calling card is DEFENSE!

John from Boston

I agree...Jax shoved the ball down their throat on that last drive. Weak.

MR

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