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12 Aug 10 - 09:23 PM (#2964054) Subject: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu The Pats are gettin it done on the front line. Execution to a tee. And the new QB looks likes a young Brady. The blocking on set play returns is precise from special teams and... well, I am goin to bed. Belichick looks like he's done another great job in staffing and recruiting. Of course, we'll see when the season really begins. |
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12 Aug 10 - 10:20 PM (#2964074) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Tied at the two minute warning as I type this. |
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12 Aug 10 - 10:40 PM (#2964082) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Pats win.(Yes I know it doesn't count,but still.) |
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13 Aug 10 - 12:11 AM (#2964109) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: John on the Sunset Coast I gave up US football years ago. I blame my defction wholly on television which resulted in the following: 1) Too much money in the game resulted in 2) Too many teams resulting in 3) A dilution of talent and 4) Free agency and 5) Too many divisions resulting in 6) Few natural rivalries. 7) The season is too long by 50% and 8) The game takes too long because of TV timeouts on top of team timeouts and 9) Machines make decisions which ought be made on the field by human beings, even with their fallibilty, and finally 10) Uniforms and cages make individual players unrecognizable...I'm almost convinced the pads cover up robots. As a consequence I watch no NFL and few (only UClA...talk about suffering) college games. And don't even get me started on Basketball which is a joke the way it is played these days. |
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13 Aug 10 - 04:56 AM (#2964180) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Got exciting after I went to bed, eh? Of course. |
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13 Aug 10 - 08:12 AM (#2964249) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Bobert Go, Washington Redskins!!! |
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13 Aug 10 - 08:21 AM (#2964256) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor Niners! |
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13 Aug 10 - 11:23 AM (#2964353) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie I'm still waiting to find out if Five's showing football in the UK this season. |
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13 Aug 10 - 08:06 PM (#2964747) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy just found out Ty Warren is done for the season.That's really gonna hurt the pat's chances,I'm afraid. |
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13 Aug 10 - 09:54 PM (#2964806) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: John on the Sunset Coast Poor Ty Warren (whoever he is). Poor Pat. I wish them both a speedy recovery. |
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13 Aug 10 - 11:14 PM (#2964855) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: GUEST Identity verified: Allen in Oz -Joe Offer- Please dont call it football you play out door throwball |
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13 Aug 10 - 11:30 PM (#2964860) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Rapparee Hey, the Cubs are going all the way! You mark my words! |
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13 Aug 10 - 11:41 PM (#2964863) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Nancy King Sure wish it were a regular season game -- 'Skins looked great! |
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20 Aug 10 - 02:40 AM (#2969150) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Good to see Wes Welker back on the field.Thoughts,gnu? |
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22 Aug 10 - 04:39 PM (#2970637) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu What? Where did my post go? I posted around 5AM on the 20th. Welker is one of my favs. He makes things happen. No flash, no mouth, just a hard worker. I didn't see the game but read that he caught three on the first drive. And that his knee "looked good". Hope it stays that way. Vikings and Niners tonight. |
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22 Aug 10 - 04:40 PM (#2970638) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu That post took. |
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23 Aug 10 - 11:53 AM (#2971170) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Steelers |
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02 Sep 10 - 04:03 PM (#2978732) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie Just heard - Football's coming back to Channel 4 in the UK. First game is Skins v Boys. Pardon me if I get a bit excited. |
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02 Sep 10 - 04:51 PM (#2978776) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Did I read that wrong... or rightÉ Damn my keyboard. |
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03 Sep 10 - 11:40 AM (#2979295) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor We're gettin close. |
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03 Sep 10 - 01:34 PM (#2979370) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie Football's coming home to Channel 4 |
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12 Sep 10 - 11:22 AM (#2985061) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu GO PATS! |
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12 Sep 10 - 01:37 PM (#2985134) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude PACKERS this is their year |
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12 Sep 10 - 01:44 PM (#2985139) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Think they can cut the chhese? |
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12 Sep 10 - 01:48 PM (#2985141) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Texans and Lions leading early? There goes my $2. Never bet big bucks the first week. |
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12 Sep 10 - 02:41 PM (#2985178) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu gnu - Date: 22 Aug 10 - 04:39 PM Welker is one of my favs. He makes things happen. No flash, no mouth, just a hard worker. I didn't see the game but read that he caught three on the first drive. And that his knee "looked good". Hope it stays that way. Appears it has! The guy is amazing. Catch, deke, block... Double O's in the locker room for the Hail Mary? What good is that kinda talent if they AND the coaching staff don't know anything about time management? Can you believe that? Millions of dollars for stupidity? If I was the owner, someone would be getting a talk-to! Unreal! Bengals? Cinncinati Housecats (I changed my first choice) is more like it. Gee whiz. |
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12 Sep 10 - 05:41 PM (#2985326) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie Cinncinati Bungles. |
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12 Sep 10 - 07:34 PM (#2985394) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie Hope the Niners pick up before Wembley. |
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12 Sep 10 - 11:39 PM (#2985496) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Nancy King 'Skins beat the Cowboys! Yay! |
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13 Sep 10 - 12:03 AM (#2985502) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: ranger1 I was happy to see the 'Skins win, but I do feel sorry for Tony Romo. That kid has the worst luck... |
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13 Sep 10 - 03:55 PM (#2986006) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Route for KC tonight for me .. ok ... Charlie is the offensive co-coordinator now for KC and he and his wife Maura are like family to me. Love them to pieces so lets hope KC does well tonight. |
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13 Sep 10 - 03:57 PM (#2986008) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude GNU PM me your address, I will get something from your favorite team and player signed for ya. The big guy was on the foundation board with me. |
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13 Sep 10 - 05:56 PM (#2986091) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I am still waiting for my Brady Ball, Dan. BUT... you might not want to send me same as I lucked in on five of six picks yesterday in the Atlantic Loto Proline and if KC loses by 4 points or more tonight, my $2 pays $23.50. Big bucks eh? Soooo. I WILL root for KC, but if they lose, I will be able to bet $5 next week. >;-) Hmmmm... you can get any player's autog? Let me think on that for... Favre.... on a football... "Great catch! Brett Favre." No "Gary." Just "Great catch! Brett Favre." Now, how do I set up a PayPal account? Of course, I would take a certified cheque from John Madden. |
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14 Sep 10 - 06:32 AM (#2986433) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I shoulda picked KC to win at home, but I went with the odds. |
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14 Sep 10 - 07:16 AM (#2986459) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Loser, I picked KC and won. Yes I have a Tommy ball for you, give me your address or I will hunt you down.. LOL ... by the way you are too late on the Favre. I had a GB superbowl game ball he signed for me. That went to auction a month ago for an autism foundation as my donation .. yah I will get it out this week Dan |
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14 Sep 10 - 08:20 AM (#2986496) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Did the same thing by the way with the Tommy gameball 3 years ago. I got 2500 bucks for a little autistic kid |
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14 Sep 10 - 08:26 AM (#2986498) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu That's great charity stuff Dan! You da man. |
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14 Sep 10 - 07:05 PM (#2986866) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: GUEST dont call your game football you throw the ball more than kick the ball |
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14 Sep 10 - 09:23 PM (#2986927) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: ranger1 Guest, if it annoys you, 1) Don't open the thread, and 2) have the balls to sign in and not under the anonymity of "Guest". |
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16 Sep 10 - 10:06 AM (#2987956) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Yo... Dan... got any inside info on Brett's ankle? |
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16 Sep 10 - 03:01 PM (#2988167) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: PoppaGator As seems to be usual through the US this early-season, no one is talking about the champion Saints. Good! Maybe our guys can "sneak up" on the opposition asgain this year. One down, 15 (+ 3 more) to go! WHO DAT! |
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16 Sep 10 - 03:17 PM (#2988181) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Might be a Brees PoppaGator. |
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18 Sep 10 - 02:39 PM (#2989318) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I see Favre is off the injury list. A ruse? |
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19 Sep 10 - 05:36 PM (#2989907) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Now, that was a thing of Brady/Moss beauty. Perfect pass, perfect one handed catch. If guest can't appreciate that, guest has no idea what Yankee football is all about. The best contact sport in the world, bar none. And, as I have said MANY times... I loves me football, rugby, footy, tennis, squash (the ultimate physical sport), cricket... Yankee football is the best spectator sport. |
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19 Sep 10 - 06:52 PM (#2989950) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Amen,brother! |
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19 Sep 10 - 07:13 PM (#2989957) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie I just feel sorry for our "guest" |
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19 Sep 10 - 08:41 PM (#2990004) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Manning or Manning? |
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19 Sep 10 - 08:43 PM (#2990006) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Manning. |
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20 Sep 10 - 01:35 PM (#2990379) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Chicago? Beat Dallas? Another $2 down the tubes. At this rate, I'll be out of funds in 8 weeks. |
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21 Sep 10 - 05:07 PM (#2991048) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu FAULK! |
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21 Sep 10 - 06:14 PM (#2991090) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Not only a great player but great leader as well.We're gonna miss him. |
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21 Sep 10 - 07:34 PM (#2991129) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude John my rant is on baseball, don't get me started on that, Oh boy .. teams like Pittsburgh and Cleveland don't have a chance to go anywhere because of what you wrote above. but that is baseball ... well the Packers win again but against my home town team that isn't saying much. Buffalo again is in the drink. 10 years without a playoff ... thank goodness I am not a bills fan as the rest of my family |
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21 Sep 10 - 08:25 PM (#2991159) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Hey... the Bills... I loved em. I remember that come back... you know the one. The whole fam damily(s) was at my place. My bro in law was razzing me and I said, intently, the Bills will come back and win this game... NAME your price... $100. I won. It was one of the best games I ever saw. |
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26 Sep 10 - 01:45 PM (#2994027) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu BAL, NO, NYG, MIN, NE, ARZ... $20.75 BAL, NO, NYG, MIN, IND, ARZ... $31.60 Couldn't resist the second $2 bet. &^%^#$%* Chicago! |
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26 Sep 10 - 01:45 PM (#2994028) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Oh, yeah... GO PATS! |
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26 Sep 10 - 08:03 PM (#2994202) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Fourteen straight wins over the Bills and counting! |
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28 Sep 10 - 03:59 PM (#2995458) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Chicago? Again? Seattle.. over SD??? Even the Bills put up 30 on the Pats. Etcetera? I am gonna have to wait and study a lot more before I blow another $2. |
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28 Sep 10 - 04:23 PM (#2995488) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: ranger1 Mmmm...I hope the Pats gel pretty soon. Granted, I no longer get to watch or even listen to the games with my current job. Although, now that I think about it, that's even worse, knowing they're playing and not knowing what's going on. |
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03 Oct 10 - 01:48 PM (#2998818) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I hope Sev taped the game while he's at the Getaway... 14 zip for The Skins... and, yes, I put another $2 down... yes, I did pick ATL to win. But I'd won't mind seeing them lose to Sev's fav team. |
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03 Oct 10 - 04:44 PM (#2998922) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Oops. |
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03 Oct 10 - 05:46 PM (#2998953) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie Skins are 17-6 up at the half. |
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04 Oct 10 - 11:33 AM (#2999390) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie What was Jay Cutler seeing downfield apart from oncoming headlights? |
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07 Oct 10 - 11:37 PM (#3002218) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: GUEST So, Randy Moss is once again a Viking.Are Brandon Tate and Wes Welker ready to step it up? |
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08 Oct 10 - 04:22 PM (#3002774) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Welker can step it up anytime. First stat.... Since joining the Patriots prior to the 2007 season, Welker leads the NFL with a total of 346 receptions (112 in 2007, 111 in 2008 and 123 in 2009) and leads the NFL with 7.5 receptions per game. The man is a workhorse. |
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17 Oct 10 - 04:17 PM (#3009357) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Haaaail Mary.... ooohhhh. |
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17 Oct 10 - 05:15 PM (#3009388) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Deion Branch looked like he never left. |
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17 Oct 10 - 05:36 PM (#3009402) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Indeed. The cheers were heart warming. And, in the fifth quarter, he shone even moreso than in the game. He is a class act. His trade was a team building move and to see him return after five years with such enthusiasm and seamlessness as you have said, J-Boy, is a testament to his humble and gentleman self. |
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18 Oct 10 - 08:22 AM (#3009738) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Branch lost nothing that I can see ... I questioned the release of Moss, now it makes sense to me ... Well how about my Steelers, Big Ben is back ... |
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18 Oct 10 - 08:24 AM (#3009739) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude And no one on TV is talking about last years SB winner ... those guys are gettin it done also .... I think watch out for the Saints later on in the year ... they could very well make a run again |
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18 Oct 10 - 11:18 AM (#3009842) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie I could swear that I posted a comment about the Niners having managed to win a game before coming to Wembley (even if it was only against the Raiders) |
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24 Oct 10 - 05:53 PM (#3014554) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu DeAngelo Hauls!!! Didja enjoy that Sev? |
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24 Oct 10 - 06:06 PM (#3014559) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie The Broncos look like they've already left Denver for Wembley - 38:7 down at the half (and Al Davis is still alive) |
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25 Oct 10 - 10:38 AM (#3014968) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Cleveland? In NO??? Another $2 down the drain. It's fixed! |
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25 Oct 10 - 10:56 AM (#3014982) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor Gnu?? Who took the bet against the Saints? I presume you gave odds? So Dave its Denver and San Fran in Wembley? That is kind of sad. At least you might get to see Saint Tebow play. |
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25 Oct 10 - 12:04 PM (#3015048) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie I'm just hoping that it's "any given Sunday". At least I should have time for a pint or two in "The Moon under the Water" afterwards. If I hadn't already had tickets, I might have gone to Dublin for the Scotland Ireland shinty/hurling, Australia v Ireland at Combined Rules Football plus Edinburgh v Leinster in the Magners League.Sometimes you could be spoiled for choice! |
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25 Oct 10 - 12:56 PM (#3015091) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu JtS... Proline (Atlantic Loto) The actual betting site is Playshere. But you gotta log in to that one. |
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26 Oct 10 - 08:45 AM (#3015699) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor I dream of the day someone in the niners organization realizes we need a quarterback to win a game or two. |
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26 Oct 10 - 12:00 PM (#3015894) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie "I dream of the day someone in the niners organization realizes we need a quarterback to win a game or two." Wasn't there a guy called Eddie something-or-other who used to do that? |
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26 Oct 10 - 12:54 PM (#3015962) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor The Niners used to know that for sure. They had some great ones. Stick a fork in the Cowboys. They are done. No home game Superbowl for them. |
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01 Nov 10 - 03:23 PM (#3020992) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie Had a great time at Wembley - has the change in quarterback turned the Niners' season round - a Superbowl isn't impossible. Biggest cheer was when they flashed up the Cowboys' score, and it's the first time I've heard Jeff Beck live even if it was just for "God Save the Queen". Shame all the English tried to sing along. |
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01 Nov 10 - 04:26 PM (#3021055) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor What do they have against the Cowboys? |
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01 Nov 10 - 05:04 PM (#3021079) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Them thar Cowboys is from yer Texas eh? |
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01 Nov 10 - 05:07 PM (#3021082) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie America's Team? |
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01 Nov 10 - 05:24 PM (#3021093) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Moss was cut? Whaaaaa? |
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01 Nov 10 - 05:32 PM (#3021096) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Dave... at 2 and 6? Not impossible but.... |
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01 Nov 10 - 06:04 PM (#3021124) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor Cheering for a team to win is cool. Cheering for a 1 and 5 team to lose another game is puzzling. |
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01 Nov 10 - 06:12 PM (#3021136) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: GUEST,David E. "Moss was cut?" Patriots can win without him. Vikings can't win with him. David E. |
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01 Nov 10 - 06:33 PM (#3021155) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu But... what if the Pats pick him up? ooooooo |
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01 Nov 10 - 08:36 PM (#3021234) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Moss is just a rolling stone. |
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02 Nov 10 - 01:54 PM (#3021792) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Good one J! |
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02 Nov 10 - 02:03 PM (#3021800) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Nobody is making a move on Moss... I figured the Rams would have made a move by now IF they were gonna. I doubt if the other four will but ya never know. As for Dallas, well I don't think they have enough confidence in their replacement QBs to bother with ANOTHER great receiver. It's possible he will end up ??? I won't say it again. And, I just read Merriman might be released today. Whole lotta shakin goin on. |
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02 Nov 10 - 03:10 PM (#3021855) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor The Cowboys have more than enough talent at receiver. Austin, Whitten (TE), Roy Williams this year, the new kid Dez Bryant. They need Moss and his attitude like they need Rosie O'Donnell as a cheer leader. If a couple of premier offensive linemen come up for grabs that might be a different story. But then why bother? With six losses they have almost no chance of making the playoffs even if they win all of their remaining games. Cowboys would be better off shooting for the bottom, trading for picks and picking up a top 5 draft pick from their finish in the standings. |
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02 Nov 10 - 03:55 PM (#3021898) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I hear ya JtS. So, will Moss go the full 24 and go Belly UP? Or will one of the other teams who want a shot at The Belly cough up the coin to keep it from happening? |
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02 Nov 10 - 03:57 PM (#3021905) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor Washington might be a possibility. Or some other team without a number of good long threats. |
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02 Nov 10 - 04:14 PM (#3021929) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu But... they would be spening a whack of coin on a player that cannot help them NOW and obviously wants to be on a "winning" team toward the end of his carrer... if not, why is he "free"? I say he is going back to the Pats... well.... I can dream. |
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02 Nov 10 - 04:31 PM (#3021953) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor I don't think the Pats are worse off without him. Maybe the Cowboys will trade them Roy Williams. |
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02 Nov 10 - 04:50 PM (#3021964) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Really? Can't see it, but anything is possible. |
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02 Nov 10 - 04:56 PM (#3021967) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor I don't see the Pats looking. But I think the Boys will be cleaning out the older items in the attic. |
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07 Nov 10 - 01:22 PM (#3025979) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor Moss in Nashville It looks like a good fit to me. |
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07 Nov 10 - 02:37 PM (#3026033) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Did you see that deke by Cleveland? WOW! That is gonna be the highlight of the week. I LIKE IT! |
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08 Nov 10 - 10:36 AM (#3026674) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie "I think the Boys will be cleaning out the older items in the attic." Does that include Jerry Jones? Kitna (who's younger than Brett Favre is probably one of the better players on the team. And what's happening in Oakland? Has Al Davies died and nonody's noticed? |
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08 Nov 10 - 11:30 AM (#3026737) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor No. I think Jerry will be there until medical science has to freeze his worn out body leaving the possibility of his torturing distant generations of Dallas fans. But if a team wants Roy Williams.... |
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08 Nov 10 - 08:14 PM (#3027179) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Bobert Jerry Jones fired Wade Phillps today... (yawn) |
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08 Nov 10 - 08:56 PM (#3027213) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor And the players blame themselves. Which is fair. They certainly could have worked harder. But really its all Jerry's fault. |
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09 Nov 10 - 02:48 PM (#3027772) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude My Steeler pulled it out last night, but wow, that was close. And what the heck is Cleveland doing beating the Pats? Wow .... |
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09 Nov 10 - 04:58 PM (#3027890) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy The pats played poorly and they know it. But,any given sunday as the saying goes. That's why we love this game. |
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09 Nov 10 - 06:00 PM (#3027938) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I don't love it when passes are thrown into the dirt when there is no explanation why. Or when a fair catch is called and the caller doesn't even attempt to catch it. When I see such, play after play, I wonder if the betting pools are part of the coaching staff. Now, I know that sounds like sour grapes, but, PLAY AFTER PLAY? And, calling a run up the middle on first down late in the "score" when a blitz is showing and you have just made incursions into the secondary that exposed a weakness? FFFFF*****ck ME! Sorry for the rant... just be glad you were not here during the game. I get pretty loud when I see that shit. Even worse than when I see Kevin Martin choke on a brash call in the tenth end. |
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12 Nov 10 - 07:43 PM (#3030763) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie Jason Garrett as Boys' Head Coach - will this turn out the same as Shanahan at the Raiders? |
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14 Nov 10 - 10:39 AM (#3031819) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu CINCINNATI at INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS 1.40 CAROLINA at TAMPA BAY TAMPA BAY 1.50 ST. LOUIS at SAN FRANCISCO ST. LOUIS 3.75 SEATTLE at ARIZONA SEATTLE 3.40 DALLAS at NEW YORK G NEW YORK G 1.10 NEW ENGLAND at PITTSBURGH NEW ENGLAND 3.75 110.45 x $2.00 = $220.90 What the heck. |
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14 Nov 10 - 10:59 AM (#3031840) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor Jason Garrett as Boys' Head Coach The offense has been the problem while he has been the coordinator. Jerry had to make a move to give fans hope so that big stadium won't look empty for the home games. |
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14 Nov 10 - 11:03 AM (#3031848) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude No way Tommy will beat my Steelers. They gotta defense that is jaw dropping. |
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14 Nov 10 - 12:43 PM (#3031943) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor Jerry Jones is on Fox blaming Johnson and Parcells leaving on his not being able to talk them into staying. Johnson does not seem to agree. LOL LOL LOL |
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14 Nov 10 - 04:40 PM (#3032130) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie The Jets couldn't have left it much later. |
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14 Nov 10 - 04:55 PM (#3032145) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu TB said it... fire yerself Jerry... best football move you could ever make. |
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14 Nov 10 - 05:11 PM (#3032160) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Dan... it ain't about Pitt... it's about the Pats' defense. Pats' offense can get by anybody any given night but their defense is certainly subject on the line and in shallow secondary... even the secondary and deep support tackling is doubtful at times. Not from a technical individual basis but on a coordinated basis. They just don't have the combination of braun and speed to back up containment in shallow or deep when they give up a reception... or run. And, there will be receptions and runs, allowed by weakness in the front four, which will happen at some point in the game. Fact is, ya can't go back to the days of Brusci and... I'll stop there. Now... will the GOT play? He is on injured reserve. And, he is Vinny ten times over. That may actually decide the game. Kick ball, get cheque! |
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15 Nov 10 - 04:36 AM (#3032443) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie Were those the same Cowboys in New York last night? The Garret gamble has paid off so far. And the Niners could still make the Superbowl. |
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15 Nov 10 - 11:13 AM (#3032716) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor The Cowboys looked much better. But the are the same guys. Terry was right. Jerry, hire yourself a real GM. |
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15 Nov 10 - 03:23 PM (#3032901) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Yes, JtS... imagine being on the field and the owner is there because he has the money. Always thought it was just silly. Near as bad as a baseball coach wearing a uniform at a game...not really, though... never knew when Tommy might have ta pinch hit eh? |
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15 Nov 10 - 05:44 PM (#3033001) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: ranger1 Well, it looks like the Pats' defense is starting to come together nicely. How many times did Big Ben go down last night? |
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15 Nov 10 - 05:55 PM (#3033012) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu It WAS heartening to see the Pats defense step up. If they can sustain the front line drive and the secondary stays healthy...? |
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15 Nov 10 - 05:57 PM (#3033013) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie If the MVP is the guy who makes the most difference to his team, then Hines Ward must be the Steelers'. Would have been a completely different game if he'd been there second half. Big Ben didn't do too bad a job getting the ball to his receivers' hands - it's what happened afterwards that was the problem. |
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15 Nov 10 - 06:04 PM (#3033019) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Boy was I wrong, the Pats gave Pittsburgh a lesson for sure. Well good for them ... |
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16 Nov 10 - 12:11 AM (#3033186) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Bill has got them firing on all cylinders now. This team is going places. Bet two dollars on it gnu. |
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16 Nov 10 - 03:04 PM (#3033756) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Stumbled on this. |
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16 Nov 10 - 04:15 PM (#3033815) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Too bad he's in Cleveland... who beat the crap out of them recently. It was a great game to watch, though. |
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16 Nov 10 - 11:30 PM (#3034043) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor How about Michael Vick last night? He came to play!! |
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20 Nov 10 - 12:50 PM (#3036794) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu CBS, 40 minutes, one hour on Tom Landry. |
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21 Nov 10 - 01:11 AM (#3037179) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Colts vs. Patriots. 4.15 CBS. Can't wait! |
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21 Nov 10 - 04:05 PM (#3037556) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Shortly... GO PATS!!!! |
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21 Nov 10 - 04:28 PM (#3037565) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu HOW did Brady SEE that and thread that pass to Welker? How did Welker make that happen? That is amazing football. That is coaching and strategy... that is why Yankee football surpasses all other ball sports. |
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21 Nov 10 - 04:57 PM (#3037580) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Another one.... and another... laser passes and velcro hands from small receivers. And, The Belly backs it up in the red and calls a strike. Yes, I do believe that curve ball was called. Seen him call delay of game too or illegal motion and it worked, more than once. Genious coaching and call plays. I love to watch the mastery of The Belly. His is a fucking wizard. |
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21 Nov 10 - 05:18 PM (#3037597) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Gosh... I am reminded of past years... clockwork. All cylinders. If they stay healthy and the offensive front line can take on the big defenses, I see SB in the future. Yeah, I know it's just another game but I gotta get excited about them... Grogan broke more bones that any player ever and I watched him do it when I cheered for the Pats as a lad. He didn't have the offensive line protection I see today. |
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21 Nov 10 - 05:24 PM (#3037601) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie I remember Steve Grogan holding the Pats together in the Superbowl against the Bears after Tony Eason had his career prematurely terminated. See the Boys have won again, and Favre looks like this is definitely his last season. |
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21 Nov 10 - 05:36 PM (#3037606) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I agree... but it's Favre, so??? Fantastic drive by the Colts at the half. I was cheering them on every exciting play. This game is shaping up to be what I had hoped it would be. Great stuff. |
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21 Nov 10 - 05:43 PM (#3037612) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie If Favre carries on playing like this he won't have an option. See the Raiders have resumed normal service. |
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21 Nov 10 - 07:19 PM (#3037664) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Wow! What a show by Manning! And by Brady! And both teams as a whole. The secondary on both sides were a joy to watch and the receiving corps were step for step and beyond! A shootout... it doesn't get better than that. That was the best game I have watched this year. Yes, I know Vick was phenomenal last week, but I hate the guy. I still cannot understand why he is allowed to play after what he did, no matter how good he is... so what if he paid his debt to society by spending time in prison. He still only derserves not to be in prison. I think he should be working for the SPCA for life. Sorry, but that's my rant on Vick. |
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21 Nov 10 - 11:45 PM (#3037743) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy I hate Vick as well. What he did was despicable. But, as you said,he paid his debt to society. We can only hope he understands what he did and that his knee gets blown out. The puppy-torturing piece of shit. |
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23 Nov 10 - 04:36 AM (#3038505) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie "Brett Favre deserves much of the blame for Brad Childress' exit and the misery in Minnesota" according to NFL.com |
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02 Dec 10 - 01:54 PM (#3045078) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Crap! The game I WANNA see is on Monday night at 9:30 here. Anybody got any ideas what other games might be worth watching? Doesn't seem to me to be tooo many that will be really exciting. |
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02 Dec 10 - 05:37 PM (#3045223) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie I'll just be able to watch the Baltimore Pittsburg game (the team that calls itself Ravens v the team that wears Ravens uniforms - I used to follow the London Ravens in the 1980s) Apart from that, will Dallas manage to confuse Peyton Manning, or just themselves? |
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02 Dec 10 - 06:08 PM (#3045237) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Just don't put any money on the Colts at 3+ points. Been wild that way this year and for the past few years. |
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03 Dec 10 - 01:34 AM (#3045389) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Once again Vick led his team to victory. Damn. Why does someone who committed such atrocities have to be so good? |
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05 Dec 10 - 02:20 PM (#3046975) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Come on, SKINS! I am starting yawn. Plus, I feel for Sev, which makes it even harder to watch. I haven't even bothered to watch any of the CLE-MIA game, but I see CLE is up a FG. |
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05 Dec 10 - 02:35 PM (#3046987) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu CHI-DET score looks like a good game but I don't get that here. |
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05 Dec 10 - 11:54 PM (#3047223) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: GUEST,TIA Steelers beat the Ravens (the fookin Browns in purple). Woohoo. |
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06 Dec 10 - 08:37 AM (#3047380) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor Atrocities? |
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06 Dec 10 - 11:49 AM (#3047499) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Lonesome EJ Jets-Pats looks to be a great game tonight. Brady will put up some points, and force the Jets out of the running game. Will Sanchez answer the call? Should be a lot of fun! |
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06 Dec 10 - 12:16 PM (#3047525) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Sanchez & his receivers do well deep and Whilite is questionable so I expect an early and long air game from the Jets. Brady has been working the mid game well but could be forced long if the Jets are the ones who put up points and lead into the mid third quarter; that might be a problem. Tomlinson will keep the Pats on their toes... Greene ain't no slouch either. The Pats match up pretty well with them on avgerage. Woodhead actually has a yard on them. Gonna be interesting to see how the rushing game is used on both sides. I think the offensive lines may very well tell the tale. Wish I could stay up that late and watch. GO PATS! |
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06 Dec 10 - 02:05 PM (#3047588) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu In case ya miss it... Subject: BS: 'Dandy' Don Meredith Dies From: Lonesome EJ - PM Date: 06 Dec 10 - 11:45 AM |
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06 Dec 10 - 02:10 PM (#3047593) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Oh crap! he was a unique character for sure. I did so love the Monday night football with Dandy Don ... crap. RIP my friend |
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06 Dec 10 - 02:27 PM (#3047606) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Better than Howard, fer sure. I loved his intelligence, knowledge and comman of language. But, I used to turn the sound off sometimes before I heard another, "Thiiiss isss soandsoooo.... " and then say something like, "... and he gets tackled at the fourrrrty fiiive." Youse watch Caliendo on NFL On Fox? Love his Madden impression (at times he goes too farve). |
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06 Dec 10 - 02:36 PM (#3047610) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: GUEST,Peadar (formerly) of Portsmouth Gnu Your observation about the 0-lines being key is my main concern headed into tonight...especially since Stephen Neal (G) of the Pats was put on IR last week. I'll be at the game, cheering on my Pats...but I'll be veeeeeerrrrrryyyy nervous. Peter |
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06 Dec 10 - 02:36 PM (#3047611) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu One of my favs of him doing Madden. |
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06 Dec 10 - 02:47 PM (#3047618) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Peadar... yup. They were really starting to function with fluidity. We'll see. Another "Madden" clip. |
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06 Dec 10 - 03:01 PM (#3047625) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude I don't think the Pats can beat the Jets, those guys are a machine ... I have been wrong before but this is the game to watch for sure |
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06 Dec 10 - 03:17 PM (#3047637) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I think they can... I don't KNOW that they can. The more I think about the game, the more I want to through caution to the wind, order pizza, break out some beers and pretend I am 40 years old again. Of course, the instant replay doesn't work the way it use to work. And I don't have any little red challenge flags. |
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06 Dec 10 - 03:41 PM (#3047656) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude I stay up late to watch my Steelers pull one out of the hat . That was a great game to watch |
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06 Dec 10 - 05:25 PM (#3047716) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Hello GUEST. Here in the states it IS football.I'm sorry if you have a problem with that. |
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06 Dec 10 - 05:32 PM (#3047725) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie "Between 1850 and 1875 five distinct, separate and incompatible football games, each jealously guarding its young traditions, had sprung from thew same fertile root. All these branches are flourishing still, and several more have joined them." Nicholas Mason, 'Football' |
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06 Dec 10 - 05:36 PM (#3047727) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Of course it isn't guest. As explained many times by me in this Café, it's FAR better. Stay in the dark ages in the old folks home and swing your cane at things you don't understand. Me... I love em all... I'll watch Yankee football, football, rugby, tennis, golf, curling, squash (the ultimate game to play)... and so on. But, Yankee football is the ultimate game to watch, as I have explained many times. I shant again. You'll just have to take mty word for it... and sod off. |
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06 Dec 10 - 05:50 PM (#3047736) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie Hi gnu. Given up on the CFL? And what about Hockey, Shinty, Hurling, Lacrosse? I've given up on Soccer - it no longer looks like football. I remember the good old days when you could score by shoulder-charging the goalie into the net (and beyond). And I've never got the hang of Field Hockey. Anyway, back to the game in question. How come the Steelers bench reckoned Big Ben's nose wasn't broken when it was practically pointing over his right shoulder. At least he described it as broken when talking to Andrea Kremer post-game. (Is there a law that says that female side-line reporters cannot be more than half the height of the players they're interviewing?) |
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06 Dec 10 - 06:09 PM (#3047745) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Dave... the CFL? Three downs and a cloud os dust. Discussed it before. More physical prwess and less strategy make it more like rugby. I love rugby. I love Yankee football. I don't love a game in between. Hockey? I had to actually type "hockey"? I am a Canuck! THAT is a given. And, we don't call it "ice hockey". We do call field hocky field hockey, of course. Dave... speaking of old style football... when I learned to play squash, it was on a court in a men's residence at uni. A "let" was not in the cards. It was a yellow dot in the kidneys or a shoulder or climbing over the bastard! When I joined a proper league I had a hard time for a while until I was informed of the actual rules for "gentlemen's squash". I spent 3 to 5 hours on the court at a time. Now, I get tired watching. As far as football and Yankee football, it's like the fact that I like Aussie Rules and rugby far better as well. But, I still keep up with and watch The English Premiership... love it. |
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06 Dec 10 - 09:33 PM (#3047851) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Now.... that's the kinda shit you ain't gonna see in any other sport... Brady sees the line change and full blitz at the last set, audibles, and Woodhead leads Branch to a touchdown. It don't get more "chess" than that. Well, some, like basketball are close, but not like that. |
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06 Dec 10 - 09:42 PM (#3047855) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I'll bet the Jets wish they had kept Woodhead now. Too small and frail to play ball with the big boys, eh? A yard ahead of Tom in the avg stats. |
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06 Dec 10 - 10:29 PM (#3047869) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Made it to half time but... GO WITHOUT ME PATS! |
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06 Dec 10 - 11:15 PM (#3047881) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy The Patriots have now established themselves as THE BEST team in the NFL. Truly. A fourth Lombardi trophy is looking like a real possibility. |
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06 Dec 10 - 11:30 PM (#3047887) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Rapparee You just watch -- them Cubs are goin' all the way! |
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12 Dec 10 - 06:41 AM (#3051633) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I am stoked! I get to watch the WHOLE game this weekend and it's gonna be a good one. Pats at Bears. I get to watch Urlacher, one of my favs... their defense is 16ppg and the Pats offense is 31.6 ppg. Gonna be fun! |
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12 Dec 10 - 11:22 AM (#3051793) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie We've got the Eagles/Boys game - can the Garrett family keep up the momemtum? Judd was one of my favourite players with the Monarchs. |
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12 Dec 10 - 05:43 PM (#3052051) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Not that I am complaining, but I expected a closer game. Watching the Pats at 33 to nil at the half in the snow brings back memories. I can only hope the young(er) team The Belly has assembled and coached pays homage to his past efforts. Sures looks like they have the chance to do so. |
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12 Dec 10 - 06:01 PM (#3052064) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Jerry Jones on 60 minutes tonight! I wonder WHAT they might ask him??? |
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12 Dec 10 - 06:10 PM (#3052066) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie Are the Pats getting their own back for what da Bears did to Tony Eason? |
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12 Dec 10 - 06:13 PM (#3052068) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Bobert They pulled the Bear/Pats game here off the TV because it was such a lopsided affair with the Pats up 33-0 and looking liker it might end up double that margin... B~ |
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12 Dec 10 - 06:48 PM (#3052091) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie The Seahawks D seems to be doing a good job of holding the Niners in the 4th. Shame about the 1st, 2nd and 3rd. |
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12 Dec 10 - 07:17 PM (#3052103) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie See the Bears won the second half 7-3. Still lost 36-7. |
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12 Dec 10 - 08:55 PM (#3052149) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Lonesome EJ Rant: As a Broncos fan I'd like to make these observations.... What kind of sales job did Josh McDaniels do on Pat Bowlen to get him to put the entire future of a solid franchise in his hands and turn it to donkey flop? And then allow him to trade Jay Cutler for Kyle Orton? And then allow him to trade Peyton Hillis for Brady Quinn (even if Quinn was hitting on Mrs McDaniels at a Bronco Cocktail Party)? Not that firing Shanahan was a big misstep. Shanny is a control freak who couldn't call a coherent series of plays if his life depended on it. For Christ's sake Pat, get Gruden, or the Tuna, or Cowher, or even Elway, and get the @%$&! healing started. And while you're at it, go ahead and start Friggin' Tebow, and at least give him some game experience, cause you can stick a fork in this season and, imho, in Kyle Orton as well! OK, now I feel better. Super Bowl prediction....Patriots versus either the Falcons or the Saints. Falcons are a better team all around than New Orleans, but Drew Brees is the best player in the league, including Mr Brady. The Pats will soundly beat the Falcons if that's the pairing, but will lose to the Saints in the best Super Bowl of all time if, God willing, that's the final matchup. |
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12 Dec 10 - 09:55 PM (#3052166) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu No comments except GO PATS! I enjoyed the game up to a point... that "lopsided" part is never real fun is it? And, there was some great football today in other games. Espcially from teams that were not expected to perform. Great day of football! |
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13 Dec 10 - 12:24 AM (#3052205) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Unless you're a Bears fan. (Happy Patriots fan says smiling) |
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13 Dec 10 - 06:25 PM (#3052802) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie The day has finally come - no Brett Favre in the sarting line-up! Did somebody say the man used to room with Walter Camp? |
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13 Dec 10 - 10:58 PM (#3052978) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Yes, I think we've seen the last of Brett Favre on the field. All things must pass, sadly. I hope the transition to regular life won't be too hard for him. Say what you want about him, but the man was an amazing quarterback. We won't see his like again. |
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14 Dec 10 - 12:16 AM (#3053015) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor Favre was good but... there have been a lot of quarterbacks equally good... In their own way Staubach, Montana, Manning, Vick, Marino, and Elway to name a few. Cameron Newton might turn out to be better than all of them. |
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14 Dec 10 - 12:33 AM (#3053017) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Don't forget Brady, Jack. I'm a Patriots fan but you can't deny the man has performed incredibly well over the last decade. |
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14 Dec 10 - 10:37 AM (#3053294) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor Brady has a better record than any of those, including Favre. So does Terry Bradshaw. |
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14 Dec 10 - 02:39 PM (#3053500) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Bradshaw is priceless. Fer a dumb ol country boy, he sure is smart. And honest and big hearted and... |
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16 Dec 10 - 07:18 AM (#3054649) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor Fingers crossed tonight! |
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16 Dec 10 - 11:45 AM (#3054807) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Sigh... Pats play at 9:20 AST Sunday. |
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16 Dec 10 - 01:34 PM (#3054908) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor Niners fan Raptor? Bradshaw was an excellent QB. But I think a lot of men would have thrived with Stalworth and Swan to pass to and Harris in the backfield. |
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16 Dec 10 - 02:47 PM (#3054961) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Of course, JtS, but Terry was there. And he has FOUR Superbowl rings. And how many other QBs could throw a javelin 245 feet? And how many other QBs called their OWN plays? And how many other QBs were inducted on their FIRST year of eligibilty to the Hall of Fame? I could go on. Dumb ol country boy or smart athelte? He's got my vote as the best QB so far. Oh, Montana was great but I gotta give it to the country boy rube who showed em all how it was done. I could make the same comparision with Joe and Jerry. It don't mean squat. I just like Bradshaw. Say... who is your fav player of all time... the most exciting to watch? I remember Fred Biletnikoff sitting on his helmet on the sidelines chain smoking... and smoking the secondary. He was a wee lad but he shredded the secondary. He got sent to Montréal because he was too short and slow but he didn't stay there long. The coaching of receivers in Canada was far better than in the NFL at that time and was a big help to him. Gosh... memories come back... remember Russ jackson and Stuart? WHAT A COMBO! "If you can touch it, you can catch it" said Number 11. Oops... sorry for the thread drift. |
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16 Dec 10 - 05:22 PM (#3055092) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Guest... yes. That's in the title of the thread. Good for you. You might be ready to ride the long school bus someday. Not soon, of course, but someday. |
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16 Dec 10 - 05:25 PM (#3055099) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie I can remember when soccer was a form of football. |
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16 Dec 10 - 05:31 PM (#3055105) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Dave... heheheheee. I'm sure that thoroughly pisses guest off. Good on ya. Hahahahaaaaa |
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16 Dec 10 - 11:41 PM (#3055302) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor We can't beat the refs thats for sure taking away touchdowns and unnessarly roughing our players then kicking them out of the game. And to those who think soccer is a real sport "Get a helmet!" paint drying is more exciting! You watch 90 minutes of guys kicking the ball back and fourth when there might be 2 secomds of scoreing in the whole game.Waste of time. No stratagy. BORRING!!! |
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17 Dec 10 - 01:01 AM (#3055329) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Hey Raptor, we're not on here to insult somebody else's sport.We just want to talk about football. |
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18 Dec 10 - 10:22 AM (#3056402) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor J-boy re-read the thread it's full of soccer fans insulting NFL. This happens anytime football is brought up on the cat. It also happens anytime sport is talked about in general. "My team is the best, Your team sucks..."etc... If we can't have a little jawing or trash talk we might as well be playing chess with those who compleatly miss the point of sports! Without rivalry we are boring! So Bite me! |
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18 Dec 10 - 11:26 AM (#3056430) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Thanks for reminding me... English Premiership football should be on TV now. Great stuff! |
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18 Dec 10 - 01:27 PM (#3056531) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Green Bay has impressive numbers, especially in the air game. If their defense steps up they have a good shot at taking the Pats tomorrow. Matter of fact, if I only had yards rushing and receiving per game and individual yards by rushing and receiving to go by, I'd pick GB. Their defense must be doing something right to see the individual yards per catch stats. Could be less confidence in the run game or a lack of patience in the coaching staff, maybe? Again, it'll come down to long game versus mid game and the master of balancing that is The Belly. I think this game will be all about momentum and peaking which The Belly has seemed to make happen... and seems to have made happen given the last two games. Would you like some cheese with your apple pie? (Yes, it is a vague reference.) ext Sunday, I predict either a barn burner or a yawn with The Bills. The Pats seem to sometimes have a hard time with The Bills even when you think it will be a blowout. GO PATS! |
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19 Dec 10 - 08:39 AM (#3057132) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor Green Bay are quarterbackless Gissels hubby will wipe himself with them. I'm hoping Seattle and The lambs both go down in flames. |
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19 Dec 10 - 01:21 PM (#3057289) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Oh my! I see that now... Rodgers is doubtful with a concussion. Anybody seen Flynn play? Looks like he only played one (or part of, I assume) game this year. |
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19 Dec 10 - 09:35 PM (#3057571) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor Flynn is looking good so far 10-7 5:33 left in 1st 1/2. Go Packers! |
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20 Dec 10 - 05:17 AM (#3057675) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I'm glad I couldn't stay up to watch it. Wore myself out hollering at the reffing in the Colts-Jags game. |
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20 Dec 10 - 07:19 AM (#3057718) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor What a Sunday |
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20 Dec 10 - 10:58 AM (#3057841) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie So Flynn is the first back-up quarterback to start for the Pack since Brett Favre in 1892. Definitely the end of an era. Though didn't you just love that Dan Connolly runback. |
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20 Dec 10 - 01:32 PM (#3057921) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: dick greenhaus Note that the Giants have learned the Gift of Giving for the Christmas season. |
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20 Dec 10 - 03:51 PM (#3058002) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Dan Connolly runback... oh THAT musta been good. |
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20 Dec 10 - 07:26 PM (#3058144) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie "I saw 2 kicks yesterday" but I bet all the players were on foot. |
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20 Dec 10 - 11:06 PM (#3058250) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy GUEST. So I take it you watch the NFL then? Please tell us who your favorite team is. Come out of the closet and join us in our reindeer games. |
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22 Dec 10 - 01:50 AM (#3059098) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor Which NFL team will get Cam Newton? Is he the next McNabb or Vick? Will he be as good as a pro as in college? |
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22 Dec 10 - 05:40 AM (#3059172) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Might not be anybody for a while if they tar his father as they are trying to do. I think the NCAA should be investigating the accusers because they must have known about their "accusations" BEFORE he went to Auburn. |
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22 Dec 10 - 07:15 AM (#3059208) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor My niners might just lose thier way into the playoffs |
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22 Dec 10 - 07:17 AM (#3059211) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor Wouldn't it be cool to all of us get togeather for a mudcat meet to watch a game then jam? |
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22 Dec 10 - 02:28 PM (#3059481) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Any in-depth analysis, insights or predictions for tomorrow night? |
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23 Dec 10 - 09:31 AM (#3059997) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor The team with the most points at the end of the game will win! |
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23 Dec 10 - 10:43 AM (#3060031) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor I think Carolina will be lucky to score 14 points. Steelers are a good team. they will blow them out. |
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23 Dec 10 - 12:40 PM (#3060106) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Raptor... Madden impression? |
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24 Dec 10 - 07:11 AM (#3060579) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Dallas at Arizona TOMORROW? So Kissmeass won't be a total washout!!! Of course, it may not be the best of games but it's better than NO football. Kinda makes me think, tho... pretty crappy to make someone work on Kissmeass. |
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24 Dec 10 - 10:34 AM (#3060679) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor Nice catch |
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24 Dec 10 - 10:39 AM (#3060682) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor The players get to do what the rest of us only dream about running up to someone hitting them hard then tackleling them to the ground. I want to do that at the mall while shopping. That ain't work. |
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24 Dec 10 - 10:59 AM (#3060693) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor Taking tickets and selling beer and nachos is work. |
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24 Dec 10 - 11:23 AM (#3060707) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Raptor... hahahahaa. Yeah, JtS, bummer for the guys selling peanuts for peanuts. Or cleaning the puke in the washrooms..... |
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26 Dec 10 - 02:36 PM (#3061594) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor I'd rather get paid being at the game selling peanuts then spend christmas with my sister! |
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26 Dec 10 - 04:04 PM (#3061629) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu 7 games without a turnover. Did Brady pass Kosar in consecutive completions? I had to go for a walk before dark and he was at 307. Amazing luck. |
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26 Dec 10 - 04:10 PM (#3061633) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu BTW... nine, NINE, turnovers all season, ALL SEASON, for the Pats. |
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26 Dec 10 - 04:51 PM (#3061642) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy They're postponing tonight's game because of snow? What's the NFL coming to? Some of the best games I've ever seen were played in blizzard-like conditions! |
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26 Dec 10 - 05:00 PM (#3061644) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor Not just snow, Blizzard. Are you gonna shovel it? |
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26 Dec 10 - 06:32 PM (#3061687) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Which game is postponed? The best snow game was when Vinny kicked that field goal. I still feel my throat from the yelling. |
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26 Dec 10 - 08:11 PM (#3061723) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Vikings-Eagles,gnu. |
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27 Dec 10 - 12:01 AM (#3061797) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy I take it back.I just went outside. You can't play football in this shit. Not even NFL football. |
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27 Dec 10 - 02:05 PM (#3062058) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Monday Night Football AND Tuesday Night Football! Gonna be a good one tonight I think. |
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27 Dec 10 - 02:20 PM (#3062064) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor vikings are cursed thier last 3 games had to be moved |
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28 Dec 10 - 02:03 PM (#3062689) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu A yawn tonight? |
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28 Dec 10 - 02:24 PM (#3062708) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu SOB! I can't find the game on TV tonight in the guides. But, NFL.com says NBC so I'll check at game time and decide if I can stay up past my bedtime. Wish I coulda seen last night's game... the final score looked like it was a goodun. |
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28 Dec 10 - 02:27 PM (#3062711) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu There is English Premiership football on at the same time so I wont go... hmmm... that would be a taped game and it doesn't say who's playing... crap! |
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28 Dec 10 - 04:58 PM (#3062824) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: GUEST,Peadar (formerly) of Portsmouth Definitely on NBC tonight, gnu. Gotta figure the Iggles are going to romp. BTW, I've hesitated adding commentary since the Jets matchup...don't wanna jinx my Pats...but since next week doesn't really matter... GO PATS! |
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28 Dec 10 - 07:17 PM (#3062932) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Thanks Peadar. I figured it was just a "delay" in the programming. >;-) |
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29 Dec 10 - 02:16 PM (#3063349) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Didn't expect that! |
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29 Dec 10 - 02:55 PM (#3063373) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: PoppaGator The New Orleans Saints and I are very happy to see that none of y'all are thinking about the Saints at all. Keeping ignoring the defending champions at your peril! |
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29 Dec 10 - 05:03 PM (#3063443) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Hahahahahaa... Brett got fined $50k for "being uncooperative". BUT, part of the statement made me laugh... "Every member of every club's staff should be able to work in an environment free of harassment or hostility,... " commissioner Goodell said. Yes, my cutting the quote short is childish. Duly noted. But I still got a chuckle. I guess Brett never had to attend any short staff meetings on sexual herassmeant. |
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30 Dec 10 - 12:39 PM (#3063894) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor Seems to have been a bit of a culture at the Jets. Remember that reporter. |
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30 Dec 10 - 01:16 PM (#3063927) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Lonesome EJ Hey Poppagator. I called the Saints as winners of the NFC way up the thread, and mainly because Drew Brees is the best qb in the league. Now, I think Chicago will give them a run for their money, but I still say Saints-Patriots in the Bowl, with the Patriots being 3 point favorites. Take that bet! The Saints will repeat. |
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30 Dec 10 - 04:18 PM (#3064034) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu No Thursday night game... sniff. |
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30 Dec 10 - 05:08 PM (#3064072) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: PoppaGator Thanks, Leej ~ very perceptive (unlike so many of the talking-head "experts" on TV, at least until very recently). Last year the Saints had home-field advantage all the way to the final game, and may not have won without that advantage. This year they'll just have to show that they can win a championship the harder way, on the road. Brees has been occasionally imperfect, unlike last year, but he's still capable of just about anything once we get to win-or-go-home time. The N.O. defense has produced fewer turnovers, but has improved upon last year's yards-allowed and points-allowed statistics. And the top two running backs, who have been injured for most of the year, seem to be rounding into form. All in all, no worse than last year's championship team, maybe a little better. We shall see... |
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30 Dec 10 - 05:34 PM (#3064090) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Yeah... near 4500 air and 32 TDs for Drew. Impressive. 5.3 for Ivory but only 7 TDs on the ground between the top two backs. I dunno. If the Pats and the Saints played today, I'd bet Pats... $2... >;-). But, who peaks on the last Sunday?... who knows? There's a lot of football between now and then. Hell... Miami at Pats on Sunday? Like I said, even Buffalo and Miami, even when the are doing shit, seem to be able to rattle the Pats. At least in the past. I know it's silly to say, but injuries may dictate the rest of the season. I mean, Shockey is a game winner and his nuts are sore. I wish I could watch ALL the games. Actually, I CAN but it costs coin and I rely on the regular TV networks to televise the good games. Thankfully I live just up the road from the Pats and get to see a lot of their games. Saints - Pats would be great. |
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31 Dec 10 - 12:36 AM (#3064259) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy I'm very happy that you enjoy your sport "GUEST". We enjoy ours as well. |
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31 Dec 10 - 12:47 AM (#3064261) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: GUEST,TIA I have been a live and die for 'em Steelers fan since the 1960s. But I fear the Patsies can crush anyone this year. SHIT! |
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31 Dec 10 - 04:13 AM (#3064301) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie Australian Rules, or as my Australian son-in-law calls it, Cross Country Ping-Pong! I used to think it, and Gaelic, were closest to the original forms of the game - you could more or less play it to the FA 1863 laws. Now I reckon Gridiron is closest to the form introduced to Western Europe by the Roman army. |
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01 Jan 11 - 05:32 PM (#3065218) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Same thing I said about The Bills. Tomorrow, it's Miami. |
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02 Jan 11 - 01:46 PM (#3065646) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Edelman? Where do the Pats find these guys?!!! Holy crap! |
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02 Jan 11 - 01:57 PM (#3065657) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu 346 passes without an int. |
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02 Jan 11 - 02:34 PM (#3065679) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Lonesome EJ Yes, Brady is a monster. On a day-to-day basis, nobody keeps pace with him. But my guess is that Brees reads the defenses just a little bit better. And he has that never say die attitude,so you can never count him out. And maybe I just genuinely admire Drew Brees. He strikes me as a man of principle and character, and God knows we need more of them in football,and in life. |
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02 Jan 11 - 03:55 PM (#3065730) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I hear ya LEJ. Great to watch. |
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02 Jan 11 - 04:24 PM (#3065758) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude They are a great team and you already know my relationship with them. However, remember that aside from the Jets there is no one in that division with any substance at all so 4 of the games are gimmies right out of the gate. Steelers can beat them, Ravens can beat them and so can the Colts. It is all going to depend on the game plan and if they can pressure Tommy. Throw out the regular season stats when it comes to the playoff's. Remember the "Perfect season and how it ended" They got a true shot for one for the thumb but it will depend a lot on who they play and how well the other guy is prepared to play them. There run defense is not great either |
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02 Jan 11 - 04:27 PM (#3065760) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu The run defense is not great? The Pats? |
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02 Jan 11 - 04:53 PM (#3065791) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Statistically it is not GNU |
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02 Jan 11 - 04:58 PM (#3065794) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude NFL defense rankings defense |
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02 Jan 11 - 05:19 PM (#3065807) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Statistically, Miami is better on the season defensively. Lately, it ain't doing a lot for them. Especially today. I think the stats may have been influenced over the past several weeks but it isn't reflected in the season stats. And, a lot of the teams with better season stats on defense haven't got a hope to go all the way. It's what I call "peaking at the right time". As I said before, The Belly seems to be able to get the peaking thing down PAT. In the end, all I really want is to watch exciting football. That Pats game today was okay for a while, but... you know. Biggest thing for me was seeing the Pats' replacements step up and play amazing games... that Edelman is fucking amazing... and he sits on the sidelines waiting for a chance to play. When you have weapons like that on the sidelines it gives me hopes that number 4 is on the way. Only thing I am sad about is the kicker, but he is good for every field goal so far... but... can he replace a kicker that is even better than Vinny? It may be the deciding factor if the Pats get to the show. |
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02 Jan 11 - 05:21 PM (#3065811) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Opps.... GO PATS! |
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02 Jan 11 - 11:53 PM (#3065970) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy How about those Seahawks? 7-9 and playoff bound. What do you guys think. Are they doomed or will the momentum from this win give them a fighting chance? |
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02 Jan 11 - 11:58 PM (#3065971) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy I forgot to say...Patriots are going to the Superbowl. I'd bet two dollars on it. |
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03 Jan 11 - 06:56 AM (#3066113) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor Jboy i fear that they won't get past the first quarter against the saints |
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03 Jan 11 - 09:03 AM (#3066176) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu ? Sunday, Jan. 16 NFC: Philadelphia or Seattle or New Orleans at Chicago AFC: Kansas City or Baltimore or N.Y. Jets at New England |
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03 Jan 11 - 03:18 PM (#3066447) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor The Patriots have a pretty good gauntlet to traverse Jets, Steelers, Colts, Chiefs, Ravens, they will have to beat two of those teams each coming off victories, and not a 7-9 team in the bunch. They are probably the best in the AFC but if they make it to the Superbowl, they will have earned it. The NFC is a different story. The Saints seemed to have peaked at the right time the teams with better records look vunerable. The only team without a good chance, I think, is Seattle. |
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08 Jan 11 - 05:47 PM (#3070153) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie Saints and Seattle looks pretty even so far. |
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08 Jan 11 - 09:19 PM (#3070245) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Not now. What a comeback against all supposed odds. |
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08 Jan 11 - 09:50 PM (#3070257) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I fear the second half is not for me... it's past Oggieland pour moi. I expect the Colts to prevail but the Brees is shiftin this way and that eh? Got the VCR on in case I get the 2AM blues again tonight. go colts, kinda... |
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09 Jan 11 - 12:21 AM (#3070306) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy What a great day of playoff football! Two highly contested matches and in both cases the underdogs won. This is why the NFL is the greatest sports league in the world. Any given Sunday. Or Saturday in this case. |
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09 Jan 11 - 06:00 AM (#3070418) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I hope today is as good. |
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09 Jan 11 - 01:42 PM (#3070669) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Apparently, even with three personal fouls not called against BAL so far, the may not bowl over KC with their physical size. I LOVE it! I HATE dirty play. But it still doesnèt look the best for KC. doesnètÉ I hate this HP keyboard. |
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09 Jan 11 - 02:23 PM (#3070689) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Great drive. Good game so far. |
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10 Jan 11 - 08:17 AM (#3071231) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor We got harbourgh as coach so we might have a chance next year. |
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10 Jan 11 - 02:07 PM (#3071490) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Pats and Steelers. |
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10 Jan 11 - 04:28 PM (#3071588) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Rapparee Cubs are going all the way this time! |
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15 Jan 11 - 07:59 AM (#3075048) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu PIT over BAL; ATL over GB. |
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15 Jan 11 - 09:35 AM (#3075093) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor I want Bal and Atl to win |
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15 Jan 11 - 01:27 PM (#3075218) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I don't really care except that I was a big fan of the Steelers for a while. Perhaps, better put, I was a fan of the players during "that time". Watching The Steel Curtain, Bradshaw.... that was GREAT football. In 1976, after Bradshaw went down The Curtain shut out 5 of the last nine games (three in a row!) and allowed only two TDs and 5 FGs... unFUCKINGreal. Minds me, Grogan started the year before and I was was already a died in the wool Pats fan due to our natural ties with the Eastern States. I always loved to watch Grogan play. Too bad the NFL doesn't keep the stats on most broken bones. >;-) Nobody will ever beat his record. |
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15 Jan 11 - 04:36 PM (#3075317) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Are you ready? |
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15 Jan 11 - 06:52 PM (#3075378) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie I bet you were glad when Grogan came on in the second half of that Superbowl, though it was already too late. |
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15 Jan 11 - 07:01 PM (#3075385) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie As they always used to say when I was young enough to play anything, "Play the Whistle". The Pitt line should have killed that Big Ben fumble. |
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15 Jan 11 - 08:00 PM (#3075409) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor So the rapist wins again god I hate that guy. |
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15 Jan 11 - 08:05 PM (#3075411) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie Looked like a good game on the Game Centre - the team that plays in Ravens colours beat the team that calls themselves the Ravens. |
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15 Jan 11 - 08:06 PM (#3075412) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Bobert Pittsburg wins but some dumb-ass clock management by the Steeler's coaches in the last 2 minutes... I mean, really dumb... But, hey, go Steelers!!! B~ |
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15 Jan 11 - 08:17 PM (#3075418) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Dave... that was unreal... millions of dollars standing there stunned... were they ALL fucking deaf? or didn't know the rules? Thay are damn lucky they pulled the game outta their ass. Imagine losing a trip to the show because you don't know the rules!!!! As far as Ben... I didn't follow that Raptor. I really don't know anything about it. Got any pertinent links? Sorry, but I am not on the ball. >;-) |
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15 Jan 11 - 10:32 PM (#3075468) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor http://content.usatoday.com/communities/thehuddle/post/2010/12/civil-lawsuit-against-steelers-ben-roethlisberger-before-nevada-supreme-court/1 |
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16 Jan 11 - 12:32 AM (#3075490) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Seahawks at Bears Sunday. Who could have predicted that? |
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16 Jan 11 - 06:32 AM (#3075561) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Thanks JtS. I didn't think any criminal charges had been filed, indicating a lack of evidence in both cases. |
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16 Jan 11 - 06:36 AM (#3075564) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu GB is looking good! |
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16 Jan 11 - 09:21 AM (#3075643) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Just got back from Wisconsin, the area is a buzz for sure. Great to see GB in the NFC Championship game. Likewise my Steelers did it again. |
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16 Jan 11 - 11:46 AM (#3075712) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Hey GNU watch out for the Seahawks, forget the regular season record those guys under Pete C are for real I think. My guess, against all the odd they will take care of the Bears today |
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16 Jan 11 - 01:22 PM (#3075764) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu They got burned early... how the fuck do you just run by Malloy? I'll bet he'd rather be playing in the next game. >;-) Buddy really took a knock in the noggin eh? Poor bugger. I hope he's okay. I saw the ref call for the stretcher by signalling neck injury. I hear the game is on again....... |
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16 Jan 11 - 02:04 PM (#3075792) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Like I said gnu the seahawks don't belong in the playoff's LOL holy cow 21 zip so far ... a route ... ok so I was wrong ... good grief I hoped to watch a better game so far the bears are clobbering them |
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16 Jan 11 - 02:50 PM (#3075811) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Anything can happen in the second half... I went for a walk in the coooold fresh air before the half ended. I am looking forward to the next game. Got my long johns on, my big football slippers and my Pats hoody ready and I will turn down the heat in the house, crack a Bud and shove the pizza in the oven. Better than being in the stands. I hear the game is back on. |
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16 Jan 11 - 02:53 PM (#3075813) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude can't wait for the second game that is the one I really care about |
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16 Jan 11 - 03:12 PM (#3075832) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Crap! Another knock in the noggin. I hope he's okay. Nasty stuff when you take a guy down like he did and that guy is 6'7" 260#. |
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16 Jan 11 - 03:18 PM (#3075838) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I think the Bears now have a good chance to win this game. |
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16 Jan 11 - 04:12 PM (#3075874) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Let's go Pats! |
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16 Jan 11 - 04:41 PM (#3075888) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu GO PATS! |
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16 Jan 11 - 05:30 PM (#3075920) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Jets look like they came to play, if Sanchez had been on the mark and not over thrown so many passes it could be worse right now ... Pats 3 Jets 7 Defense needs to step up |
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16 Jan 11 - 05:47 PM (#3075931) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor The videotaping cheaters go head to head. This game is brought to you in fuji colour! |
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16 Jan 11 - 05:49 PM (#3075933) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude No way the Jets will stay in this game if their QB keeps overthrowing wide open receivers ... brought up 4th and 1 and they had to punt ... that receiver was wide open and he keeps over throwing them. Big Ben won't do that ... will be interesting whoever plays the Steelers |
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16 Jan 11 - 05:50 PM (#3075935) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor Gnu "I didn't think any criminal charges had been filed, indicating a lack of evidence in both cases" Or indicating how tons of money can pay off victims, but they suspended him for 4 games without protest. |
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16 Jan 11 - 05:52 PM (#3075937) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude That's why even though I know so many of the players in this game .. my heart is still Pittsburgh ...also since I was a Pennsylvania boy ... Green Bay and the Steelers (my two favorite teams) head to head in the SB would be my dream game |
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16 Jan 11 - 06:17 PM (#3075955) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu They suspended him for misconduct... not for rape. He is innocent until proven guilty. Your comment that victims were paid off is a tad too much. In any case, this thread is about the games on the go. And the Pats are in shit. That punt ruse was ALMOST a real good idea. But, I still expect them to pull it out of the fire. Just watch what happens in the second half when The Belly brings in Welker AND Edleman at the same time. And then fires to Branch in the long game. <;-) |
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16 Jan 11 - 06:44 PM (#3075966) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Apparently, Billy Bob is not paying attention to my posts here at The Café. This is gettin outta hand. |
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16 Jan 11 - 06:49 PM (#3075967) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude They are coming to life now |
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16 Jan 11 - 07:46 PM (#3076006) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Sour grapes, yes, but, how do you get to 14 and 2 and then essentially bench Welker and Branch for the first half? Anyway, there it is. I shall now cheer for ??? Although, I like to watch the bears defense... #54 is one of my favs of all time. I must think this over. |
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16 Jan 11 - 07:48 PM (#3076007) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Well we gotta give the Jets defense the kudo's they played one hell of a game for sure ... got me worried now against my Steelers |
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16 Jan 11 - 09:19 PM (#3076061) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Bobert I loved seein' the Jets knock off Tom Brady and his Pats... Like Ol'ster, I'm kinda worried about my Steelers but they'll prolly come thru just fine... Super Bowl prediction: Steelers 24, Packers 21... B~ |
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16 Jan 11 - 10:05 PM (#3076094) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Pains me to say it but the better team won tonight. The jets d blanketed our recievers and knocked Brady around like a dog playing with a chewtoy. How was your pizza gnu? Mine had too much sauce. |
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17 Jan 11 - 08:04 AM (#3076296) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor I didn't think the Jets would do it, the Pats have been more consistent with thier wins But "On any given sunday..." |
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17 Jan 11 - 08:10 AM (#3076300) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor Gnu what misconduct do you think they meant? Do you think that the THREE different sexual assault alegations were a coinsidence? When these players beat thier wives, torture dogs, or comitt sexual assult without being kicked out of the game it cheepens the game. This is the best game in the world and the players should not be criminals. |
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17 Jan 11 - 08:13 AM (#3076305) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor no one thought the Jets would win |
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17 Jan 11 - 12:02 PM (#3076461) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Lonesome EJ Wow. All of the teams I thought would be serious Bowl candidates are out of the picture. I have NO confidence in Sanchez as a QB, but Jets defense and run game may get them past the Steelers. I see the winner coming out of the NFC, and I think it will be the Bears. |
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17 Jan 11 - 12:15 PM (#3076473) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Rap... "alegations"... innocent until PROVEN guilty. I thought he had been proven guilty but I was wrong. |
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17 Jan 11 - 05:44 PM (#3076692) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor I think it will be Steelers/Packers They both seem to have better leadership and more playoff experience than their opposition. >>Or indicating how tons of money can pay off victims, but they suspended him for 4 games without protest. When these players beat thier wives, torture dogs, or comitt sexual assult without being kicked out of the game it cheepens the game. This is the best game in the world and the players should not be criminals. <<< No and no. Obviously, if there had been payoffs, one of the accusers would not be suing. These men are not competing for Miss America, they are not "spokesmodels" They throw balls, catch balls, run with balls and beat the living crap out of each other. What they do off the field has no bearing on that. I think that Ben was an irresponsible drinker with poor judgment, but I don't think he is a rapist. The girls come up to him, bat their eyes and flirt cause he has 2 Superbowl rings and a 103 million dollar contract. He takes a liberty. They see dollar signs and cry "rape." Stupid? Yes. Rape? No. Hopefully, missing quarter of this regular season has taught him a lesson. |
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18 Jan 11 - 09:36 AM (#3077099) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Big Ben is a very good decent person, like many other guys sometime he thinks not with his brain but other body parts. He was setup by others who just wanted quick cash, he was stupid and showed poor judgment but he is no abuser of any type to any one. He is young guy with money and it played out just like Jack said. |
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18 Jan 11 - 09:42 AM (#3077103) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude by the way, someone who is raped calls the police immediately. They don't usually call their lawyer and ask for a quick cash settlement under the table to keep it quiet ... good grief.. I wasn't there but that is my take |
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18 Jan 11 - 03:25 PM (#3077378) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor I guess we agree to disagree But a decent young man? Really? I guess none of you have daughters. |
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18 Jan 11 - 06:39 PM (#3077520) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Everyone is talking here. Why were Welker, Branch, Gronkowski... benched? Was Welker disciplined???? Edelman was not sent in to replace Welker??? That's just the tip of the iceburg. The consensus is that the whole thing is fixed. Seriously, that's what Eddy The Bum 2 and even the guys at my Sobey's food court are saying and those guys are experts. Now, I don't frequent Tim's so I haven't got conclusive research but it sounds like The Belly may be gettin "fat". |
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18 Jan 11 - 08:00 PM (#3077570) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Bobert Actually, I have a confession... Th4 Steelers were never "my Steelers"... MY late wife, Judy, grew up in Youngstown, Ohio & turned me into a Browns fan... Now in Ohio yer either a Steelers fan or a Browns fan but me being a Virginia boy kinda liked 'um both... That way when I went to Ohio with her I wouldn't piss off anyone too bad... Pure survival instincts... That took... Go Steelers!!! B~ |
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19 Jan 11 - 12:14 PM (#3077959) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie Hey, there must be fans of other teams in Ohio. What about the Canton Bulldogs, Akron Pros and Oorang Indians? And will the Decatur Staleys go all the way this year? |
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19 Jan 11 - 12:25 PM (#3077965) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu They stand a good chance Dave. Ya gotta love their defense. |
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19 Jan 11 - 03:00 PM (#3078093) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude I have daughters, and two of them were NFL cheerleaders, and not once did they ever have any actions by any players that were inappropriate over the 10 year period. I also know what Ben does for sick kids. Things are not always as they seem on the TV or internet. It is easy to always believe the bad without knowing the circumstances or the accuser. Now back to the game, Steelers will hopefully be in the SB ... and I sure hope Green Bay beats the tar out of the bears ... never liked that team but I did like some of the players in the past (especially Walter Payton) |
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19 Jan 11 - 03:15 PM (#3078109) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude By the way, my oldest was in 3 super bowls. It was great to see her on the national stage and her dad was right there watching. Didn't care a crap about the game was there for my daughter. I sure hope this year is a great game, they have been getting better lately. In the past they were not very good games. Lately they have been very exciting games to watch. Anyone know who is favored in the GB Bears game, first I saw GB by 3 then I saw Bears by 4 |
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19 Jan 11 - 03:17 PM (#3078112) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Urlacher? (I know...) The Fridge? Member that time he picked up the back off the pile and carried him into the end zone? Why wasn't that a touchdown? |
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19 Jan 11 - 03:25 PM (#3078120) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Whatever happened to McMahon ... the QB ... after he retired he really retired .. he was quite the character .. never hear about him or the fridge anymore |
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19 Jan 11 - 03:56 PM (#3078151) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Last I heard he was a spokesman for a a male enhancement product. But, after all those concussions, I wonder if he can remember what to... |
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19 Jan 11 - 04:35 PM (#3078168) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Dan... that reminded me... Watch yer mouth? |
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19 Jan 11 - 04:56 PM (#3078176) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude I forgot about that Gary ... wow |
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19 Jan 11 - 05:03 PM (#3078179) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I LOVE watching Urlacher but here's DA BEAR! I was always amazed at how he got away with late hits on guys already down. It was as if even the refs feared him. |
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19 Jan 11 - 05:07 PM (#3078183) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude He is still playing great, he may not completely disrupt an offense as he did in the past but he still has it. However Green Bay offense is really churning and now they have a running game again. It should be a great game for sure |
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19 Jan 11 - 05:22 PM (#3078190) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Urlacher is still great because he just has that innate sense and the intelligence it takes to play what I call free safety. Gosh... so many other names come to mind besides Dick and Brian... first one is Ronnie Lott... man he was fun to watch. Tight ends going over the middle had tight ends! |
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19 Jan 11 - 09:17 PM (#3078353) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor olddude Which team were your daughters cheering for? |
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19 Jan 11 - 10:53 PM (#3078378) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude They were with the Bills rap. One short stint with the Pats by my oldest but her work load was too heavy to continue when she moved to Boston. I am glad they don't do that anymore. never had anything but kindness from the players, the fans ... another story entirely ... I came close to getting thrown out of several games. |
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19 Jan 11 - 11:23 PM (#3078383) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy No offense to you or your daughters olddude but I wish the NFL didn't have cheerleaders at all. I hate the way they are presented on television as sex objects and nothing more. |
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20 Jan 11 - 08:57 AM (#3078569) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor Back when the bills were going to the bowl wow thats exciting were you a bills fan back then? |
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20 Jan 11 - 09:52 AM (#3078609) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude J-boy I completely agree with you ... Steelers do not have cheer leaders never did. The Green Bay Packers at each home game feature a local high school cheer leading squad to give them some time. I like that idea better and the fans tend to behave when it is kids out there. I hate the whole idea myself. Rap, although I still have season tickets to the bills games, I never go. My wife and her friends are huge fans and never miss a game but at the time the Bills were so good, I was happy to see them do well. I only went to the games to see my kids. |
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20 Jan 11 - 08:21 PM (#3079053) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu The cheerleaders are sexual objects... period! It's a sad thing in a way, no doubt... IN A WAY. But, if it helps them make some money for some harmless (yeah, I know) titilation, I say go for it and take every penny to the bank. I blame guys like Dan. If he wasn't so good looking he wouldn't have daughters so good looking as to be so admired for their beauty and thus be paid to cheer for the eye of the beholder. Shame on you Dan! WTF? They are young women. They look great. I like to look at ANY good lookin woman of any age, including Dan's daughters. That is not perverse. That is not exploitation. That is reality. Telling me I should not look at women from a male perspective is just strange. And I can prove it... on Sunday. |
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20 Jan 11 - 08:53 PM (#3079081) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude After my oldest left the NFL she took up an easy sport, she now is a ranked ironman competitor along with her husband. They made it to the world championship race in Kona. First I had to worry about football fans, now I gotta worry about injuries from that insane competition... ever read what the ironman involves .. Holy Crap. I will say this GNU, both kids love the NFL. Raised a lot of money for all kinds of charities, traveled a lot and have lifelong friends including some hall of fame players and coaches. But as a dad, I hated it!! LOL |
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20 Jan 11 - 10:58 PM (#3079125) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor Well put gnu! As a musician in my twenties I loved it when the opposite sex oggled me and catcalled while i was performing. having your looks noticed and remarked on or whistled at is not a bad thing or exploitive. I don't know one woman who doesn't love being told that she is beautiful. As for men that is one of the top qualities we look for in a mate. You can dissagree and pretend its shallow all you want but i'll call you a liar or a unick. As for the woman they spend a lot of time and money on triing to look thier best. I have seen the buffalo fans get rude to the cheerleaders but I'd bet they do it despite the jerks because it's fun not because someone is forcing them to do degrading things. I even know a girl who made a living making x-rated films and loved it no regrets now years later. She wasn't exploited or forced into it. There is nothing wrong with beauty but the ones who seem to get upset at the thought of it seem to be the ones who lack it and are jealous. |
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20 Jan 11 - 11:20 PM (#3079134) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy I didn't want to start yet another Mudcat debate here. I don't think looking at cheerleaders is perverse and I don't think they're being exploited. I love to admire women also, sometimes they are the only ones who make life worth living. I guess it's just a matter of personal taste. But more importantly...only three games left! Who the hell do I want to win? Give me a team to cheer (heh) for. |
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20 Jan 11 - 11:24 PM (#3079137) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor Cheer for DA BEARS |
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20 Jan 11 - 11:25 PM (#3079138) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude One thing, the security around the girls is first rate and that helped. I never missed a game when my kids were cheering, not in HS, college, or the NFL. Never missed an Ironman except this last one in Hawaii but my wife was there (I got sick). For the cheerleaders it is a wonderful fun time. I was very proud of them making the team . Most of the fans were fine, some were awful, a couple tried the stalker thing ( I handled that real quick) I am just glad it is over but happy they had such a wonderful experience. My oldest gets invites still from Jim Kelly for his golf outing along with so many of the other Bills greats and Patriots greats also. just glad its over from a dad standpoint |
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20 Jan 11 - 11:44 PM (#3079144) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude naw PACKERS either way that will be the game for sure holy cow what a match up. and of course big ben and pittsburgh, he always signs stuff for sick kids for me. can't wait till sunday |
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20 Jan 11 - 11:59 PM (#3079151) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy It is shaping up to be an NFL Sunday for the ages ain't it? Which is good since we may not get a season next year. I weep at the thought. |
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21 Jan 11 - 10:32 AM (#3079381) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude J-boy, Tommy and crew will be back for sure. They are a great team every year. They still got their someday "hall of fame" coach. Still got the best QB in the league. Thing about them, every year they are a contender. They will as always make another run at it next year. Our Buffalo Bills here, ya gotta go back to Jim Kelly and the time my kids were in it to have something to look forward to. At least the New England folks have something to look forward to every year. Been 11 years since the Bills were in the playoff's. I think the difference between teams is the organization itself. I was on an airplane going to Wisconsin for example and the guy next to me was all decked out in Steeler stuff. We got talking, he was a scout for the Steelers. I asked him what college was he going to ... he said no I am going to the High Schools to get some players on our radar .. They start at the HS level! That is why each year they are in the hunt. My bet, the Pats do the exact same thing. |
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21 Jan 11 - 01:04 PM (#3079474) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu No doubt, Dan. Their recruitment under The Belly has been nothing short of amazing... now if he had just played some eh!!! Yes, I will never let it go. |
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21 Jan 11 - 01:32 PM (#3079489) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Gary there was no excuse for that performance. I think they just didn't really take the Jets serious as they had blown them out a few weeks earlier ... The team I watch just didn't show up to play but the Jets sure did. Now Pittsburgh better take them serious, their coach seems to know how to motivate his team. I do however think the Steeler defense will rise to match them. I am hoping anyway. |
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21 Jan 11 - 01:58 PM (#3079505) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Off topic, but, when I think of Jim Kelly, I immediately think of the grestest comeback game and then feel sad that he lost in two shows. I know... Dan Marino and a few others but I really was disappointed when Kelly lost out because he just seemed to be such a great guy. |
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21 Jan 11 - 02:04 PM (#3079510) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude He is a scream, his brothers are a riot. The Kelly boys are a legend with their humor and antics and all in a positive manner. |
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21 Jan 11 - 02:32 PM (#3079534) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu It's the Irish eh! |
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23 Jan 11 - 12:38 AM (#3080445) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy I guess I gotta cheer for the Packers. Being they are a community owned team and all. Socialism does work! At least when it comes to football. Go Pack Go! |
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23 Jan 11 - 02:57 PM (#3080859) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Cold, windy, might even snow... gonna be good! |
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23 Jan 11 - 03:14 PM (#3080870) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Wow! Cool coaching fake with the Fat Man on the last play of the drive. Rogers said they were gonna be patient and take little chunks and that was a big bite! |
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23 Jan 11 - 04:31 PM (#3080919) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I did not expect GB to dominate on both sides of the ball like that! |
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23 Jan 11 - 05:56 PM (#3080994) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Now, THAT is defensive coaching and call playing at it's finest! UNREAL! The Freezer? 338 pounds drops back in front of the slant and takes it home. Exciting ball to say the least! |
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23 Jan 11 - 05:58 PM (#3080996) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu And Da Bears respond in 81 seconds! Great ball! |
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23 Jan 11 - 06:19 PM (#3081008) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I am happy. After Julis hit helmet to helmet I was pissed off... especially when he argued about it and then tried to get the crowd noise up seconds later. Very impressive win by the cheeseheads... my bro woulda been happy. |
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23 Jan 11 - 07:28 PM (#3081049) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: GUEST Steelers!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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23 Jan 11 - 08:22 PM (#3081083) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu They look okay so far. I noticed a big flash when the camera went panned by the 50 yardline... musta been Dan's teeth. |
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23 Jan 11 - 09:26 PM (#3081119) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy What a magnificient goal line stand by the Steelers defense. Steel curtain indeed. |
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23 Jan 11 - 10:00 PM (#3081132) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Packers vs Steelers it is. That's gonna be some smash-mouth football from two of the most storied teams in the NFL. Great matchup. |
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23 Jan 11 - 10:03 PM (#3081134) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor The rapist wins again |
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23 Jan 11 - 10:09 PM (#3081138) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy And neither team has cheerleaders. |
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23 Jan 11 - 10:16 PM (#3081141) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Bobert Just as I predicted... Next: Super Bowl Steelers 24 Packers 17 B~ |
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23 Jan 11 - 10:21 PM (#3081142) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor Lets hope this happens again I'll be cheering for the Pack this time. |
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23 Jan 11 - 10:27 PM (#3081146) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor What a decent young man |
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24 Jan 11 - 10:21 AM (#3081402) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Holy Cow fun GNU, I did give ya a wave, cold cold cold ... wow what fun. I can't lose this SB season, I love both teams ... no doubt Steelers will pull it off however. Raptor, if he got away with those things then shame on him. I only know the police all looked into it and toss it all out as unfounded. However, if he did, shame on him. If people were just trying to set him up to steal his money, shame on them. My only experience is positive very positive so can't comment. all my work meetings GNU, canceled. it is now 20 below zero all around the state. good thing too ... boy my head hurts ... coffee is a beautiful thing right now |
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24 Jan 11 - 10:22 AM (#3081403) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Now if only some NFL kind coach or player will give me superbowl tickets .. hee hee ... |
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24 Jan 11 - 12:11 PM (#3081467) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor Police didn't find it unfounded they decided it would be too hard to get a conviction seeeing as ben had cops on the payroll as bodygaurds and it would be thier word against some poor student that they got drunk. It will be a great game though and its a shame you can't go.How does one get tickets to a bowl game anyway? |
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24 Jan 11 - 01:10 PM (#3081519) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Tickets are impossible, You really need to know someone. I never ask, although I was given tickets each time my kid was there but they consider them part of the team. Each player and coach are given 10 tickets. However all their families want to go and their close friends. I always felt if someone gave me the tics I would be taking the seats away from someone's family so I didn't accept. I was offered every time the Pats played as I was on the charity foundation with Brady and a close friend of the offensive co-ordinator.. never accepted, never thought it was right to do so. Only if someone wasn't going to go and had extra then i would accept. Even then it is hard because they sell for thousands. My first thought would be sell them and give the money to the foundation. |
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24 Jan 11 - 06:14 PM (#3081738) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor Raptor we can read those articles for our selves and they do not back up what you were saying. A twenty year old, in a place where the legal drinking age is ends up in a unisex bathroom in a bar that according to the article you posted was racially somewhat segregated until recently. It seems that the incident has shone a light on lax law enforcement in that small city, deservedly so. There in no evidence that the cops were on Ben's "payroll." It was his birthday and he was on a drunken trip from his house on Lake Ocanee 30 miles to the north. He wasn't running an organized crime syndicate in a Chicago. |
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25 Jan 11 - 11:39 AM (#3082138) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: GUEST,olddude Well all my pals from Wisconsin are emailing me ... this is going to be a great game I think, maybe one of the best all time. Sure hope it is .. I am thrilled .. I love both teams so I can only win this year. I give the Steelers defense the edge however, their O line is not what it was in the past, that will give guys like Clay Matthews a shot to shut big Ben down. The Steeler defense will put pressure on Rodgers, but you know with Driver and Jennings they will have completions. You can't completely shut that team down. The game I think comes down to defense and if Rodgers is hot, it will swing the Packers way if no turnovers occur. If the Steelers running game and defense click, it will be the 7th trophy for Pittsburgh. Going to be a great game. Now in regard to Big Ben, as I said he has been wonderful to myself and to so many others. I never pay attention to rag magazines or web articles. I gotta go with the cops. He is no saint, there are few in the NFL or anywhere else for that matter that are saints. But he is no rapist. Likes to party yes, likes girls and beer, yes .. stupid action on his part playing into that setup .. yes ... criminal .. no way my opinion anyway. Maybe he has learned to watch what he does and says and who he is with .. I hope. I read a lot of BS about Tommy also that I knew for a fact wasn't true .. people like reading the bad |
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04 Feb 11 - 10:43 AM (#3088576) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu The grocery fliers are filled with sales on snacks of all sorts, deli trays... there's a tray with a pile of deviled eggs... mmmmm. I dunno what culinary crap I will indulge in. How's by youse? |
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04 Feb 11 - 11:18 AM (#3088612) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Buffalo Chicken Wings, Pizza, and chips and dip ... the Superbowl tradition. I have a bit of a problem here at home. My other half loves the Packers. Yesterday I was informed that if I route for the Steelers this time around, my chances of getting laid again would be slim to nil. To which I immediately replied "Go Packers" LOL .... Yee Gads, I now have to be a closet Steeler fan, hide my true feelings for the game. I wonder if I can pull it off. |
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04 Feb 11 - 03:57 PM (#3088782) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor Go Pack |
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04 Feb 11 - 04:01 PM (#3088787) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor Jack his bodyguards were off duty cops that's on his payroll1 Read the artical. Look into it yourself. |
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04 Feb 11 - 04:23 PM (#3088799) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie I haven't told my wife yet, but before the Superbowl I've got five Rugby Union games to watch! |
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04 Feb 11 - 07:47 PM (#3088911) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu "Buffalo Chicken Wings, Pizza, and chips and dip..." Well, if you ingest a whack of that you just might not get laid again... maybe laid out! |
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04 Feb 11 - 08:32 PM (#3088931) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie I'll be buying Buffalo Rib-eye Steaks at Mold Farmers' Market tomorrow morning. |
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04 Feb 11 - 11:35 PM (#3088985) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy I'm thinking slow cooked Yankee pot roast with garlic smashed potatoes. Or a lovely spinach quiche. (hah!) |
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05 Feb 11 - 12:16 AM (#3088994) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: LadyJean You know, you'd think after seven trips to the superbowl and six wins, folks in Pittsburg would be a little bit blaze' about it all. But they're all out in Black and Gold today, and there will be more tomorrow. I guarnatee on Sunday half the congregation will be in black and gold. Rise Up Steeler Nation! |
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05 Feb 11 - 12:41 AM (#3089004) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Don't forget to pack those towels. Terrible as they are. |
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05 Feb 11 - 12:44 AM (#3089005) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Signed, bitter Patriots fan. |
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06 Feb 11 - 07:23 AM (#3089677) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor < I see what you were saying now. Not that the cops were backing off because they were on the payroll but that the other cops could not get a conviction because other cops on the payroll were lying for Ben. That is even worse. Didn't the article say that the incident happened in a unisex restroom? If Ben, the girl and the off duty police bodyguards all were in that restroom, it must have been quite a party!! By the way, if it was he said/she said, did it cross your mind that the investigators might have found mature policemen more credible than a drunk under-aged girl. |
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06 Feb 11 - 07:29 AM (#3089680) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor I know how much a lot of Packer fans would like to win one without Favre. I also don't want to see the Steelers become like the NY Yankees in dominating the SuperBowl. But I hope the Steelers will win. |
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06 Feb 11 - 10:09 AM (#3089771) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I will be wearing my Pats hoody all day. We don't get the TV ads. |
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06 Feb 11 - 12:12 PM (#3089868) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Seven hours of pre-game... a little too much? |
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06 Feb 11 - 12:48 PM (#3089890) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor I do love the NFL Films, "Road to the superbowl" every year. Watching it now. Is Alex Baldwin (narrator) everywhere or does it just seem that way? |
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06 Feb 11 - 12:56 PM (#3089895) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu This is a great site for the TV ads. |
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06 Feb 11 - 01:25 PM (#3089912) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu JtS... get the feeling Breeze wants to tell Warner to shut the FU? |
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06 Feb 11 - 01:35 PM (#3089920) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Go Steelers !! Don't tell my other half ... tee hee |
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06 Feb 11 - 03:38 PM (#3089991) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu It's gonna be a great game. As I live in NB, I only get to see certain games throughtout the season. I can tell you anything you want to know about the Pats and quite a bit about some other teams. But, watching the pregame stuff... wow... both teams have so many great players. From what I have seen so far, I think the Packers have the edge today, but today is another "any given Sunday". It may come down to what I like best about this game. I've said it many times. Yankee football is as much a game of chess as it is of physical prowess. And the stories of the head coaches is a soap opera in itself. I'll be cheering for The Steelers but all I really want is to watch and exciting game. On accounta I have my Pats hoody on and my football slippers too. (After beer #X, I take the slippers off on accounta I don't need another "old football injury".) |
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06 Feb 11 - 05:23 PM (#3090040) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Jesus H. Christ! I called 310-3030 and Greco said a 2 square foot, no crust, party pizza with the works would be $29.92 delivered. Add a couple of bucks for a tip and that's 64 cans of Campbell's soup... 128 meals! If I hadn't had those beers, I would have gone to Sobeys and splurged on some soda crackers (on sale for $2 a box... an exellent deal these days) to go with my vegetable soup that is now on the stove. After all, it's Super Bowl 45 for me and going crazy with the crackers is just once a year... and I wouldn't eat them all tonight... although, I do have peanut butter and skim milk... oooo... that would be a decadent snack for the game. I even have Kraft cheese slices. Shoulda got some crackers. Whatta youse snackin on? (I know I asked already.) |
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06 Feb 11 - 05:29 PM (#3090042) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Got my mouth stuffed with a chicken wing (medium) from the Buffalo Anchor bar and a tasty thing it is ... The pizza, not too good, got it from a local shop ... had a slice and said .. naw. But I got a pile of wings to work on here ... |
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06 Feb 11 - 05:58 PM (#3090063) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Pizza and wings? You are gonna have heartburn from all those omega 3 pills yer gonna hafta take. Besides shittin like a salmon. |
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06 Feb 11 - 06:06 PM (#3090068) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Are you ready? |
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06 Feb 11 - 06:33 PM (#3090078) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Dear Lord... we ask that you bless the referees and keep them from making shitty calls in this contest of contests. This we pray to thee on accounta they can really fuck up a football game. You know. You watch the games. Sometimes they even forget the fuckin rules and have to be reminded by the coaches. In any case, they just flipped the coin, so I gotta go, but, seriously Lord... oh, they are gone to commercial. So, while there is a spare moment... WTF were you thinking when you let Chrissy sing the national anthem? She destroyed it. Interpretation on a .... gotta go. |
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06 Feb 11 - 06:38 PM (#3090081) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie Is that a new Superbowl record for the longest final note on the Star-Spangled Banner? |
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06 Feb 11 - 07:06 PM (#3090100) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu What a ballsy call on third and one! Paid off! I would not have called that. |
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06 Feb 11 - 07:09 PM (#3090103) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Good lord! What a rush to screw up Ben! He should have eaten it. |
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06 Feb 11 - 07:27 PM (#3090106) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Steelers better start playing or it will be a long night. GB has come to win this thing and I never saw a Pittsburgh team in 40 years look that flat |
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06 Feb 11 - 07:33 PM (#3090108) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Q (Frank Staplin) Where do they dig up these women who sing the patriotic songs? Sickening! |
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06 Feb 11 - 07:54 PM (#3090121) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Charley Noble Green Bay does look more formable. But I'm not watching this game... Charley Noble |
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06 Feb 11 - 08:16 PM (#3090132) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Q... isn't it sad? BIG star and she really sucked the big one. Pathetic! The Yankee anthem is the best "overall" anthem I have ever heard and to have it murdered like that is almost disrespectful. As for the game... it's still Sunday. But, the Packer rush and secondary are shutting Big Ben down. If the Steelers do not establish a viable running game in the third quarter, they are fucked unless they get lucky in the long game. But... whaddya do? Go for the long and lucky now or go with the running game and hope you have enough time to run and then shoot? I'd go for the shootout now... Pack injuries dictate taking the chance... ???? |
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06 Feb 11 - 08:30 PM (#3090141) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Maybe an onside kickoff? >;-) |
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06 Feb 11 - 08:44 PM (#3090146) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I was wrong... the running game seems to be the way to go. GAME ON! |
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06 Feb 11 - 11:21 PM (#3090183) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude Well congrats Green Bay, they certainly were the better team today. No team can win if you give away 21 points on turnovers .. The best team did win this one and Congrats to all my Green Bay pals |
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06 Feb 11 - 11:34 PM (#3090186) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy Well done Packers! Great to see such a beloved,community backed and owned team win the trophy named for their legendary coach. |
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07 Feb 11 - 01:23 AM (#3090210) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: mousethief Good to see the Stealers lose. |
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07 Feb 11 - 01:44 AM (#3090220) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Lonesome EJ Excellent game! And the robots that performed the half-time show were extremely rhythmic and life-like. |
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07 Feb 11 - 07:11 AM (#3090305) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Great game. Now it's Premiership football and the UEFA cup... BIG game on the 15th. |
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07 Feb 11 - 10:46 AM (#3090434) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: John on the Sunset Coast Well, thank God that's over with. Now we can go back to solving the ills of the world. Or even discussing music. |
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07 Feb 11 - 01:38 PM (#3090543) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Q (Frank Staplin) The game was pretty interesting, but all the hype preceeding it almost turned me off from watching it. One hype-er even suggested it was an unofficlal national holiday. I started to look at the half-time show, but couldn't stomach it, so switched to a news channel. |
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07 Feb 11 - 01:54 PM (#3090556) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: olddude I agree with Q, I couldn't take it nor the halftime show. Sorry no fan of the peas, just don't care for the music. |
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07 Feb 11 - 02:00 PM (#3090561) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu I just googled the peas and listened to a song(?) called My Humps for about 20 seconds... WAY too long. Glad I missed the halftime. |
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07 Feb 11 - 03:10 PM (#3090619) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Q (Frank Staplin) The peas made me wonder- whatever happened to the old halftime shows with marching bands, and songs one could sing or listen to? I can't believe noise helps sell beer or whatever on these telecasts. |
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07 Feb 11 - 03:37 PM (#3090646) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Q... kids drink more beer than old folks and kids don't know music until they are old folks. |
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07 Feb 11 - 04:29 PM (#3090679) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie I watched till half time, then left the timer running and went to bed - if I'd stayed up I'd probably had some more Noah's Mill and missed the second half any way. Got up this mornin, watched a minute or so of the peas, then fast forwarded to the second half, then watched till the end. As they mentioned several times in the studio here, since the Beeb's been covering the game, we've had a string of great Superbowls. Tiki Barber was impressed by how many Brits stayed up. Great to see Lombardi going home, though I wouldn't have minded too much if the Steelers had won. They remind me of a team I used to support: The Black Shadow |
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07 Feb 11 - 04:44 PM (#3090688) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu A Brit Yankee football league? Cool! |
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07 Feb 11 - 05:15 PM (#3090704) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie There's been quite a few leagues in Britain, unfortunately sometimes at the same time. The USAF had its own league for a long time, even played their finals at Wembley. The first game I saw was an exhibtion match during the Edinburgh Festival - (Chicksands) Fighting Chicks v the Suffolk Titans on 1 September 1962 at Goldenacre, then the Chicks were back a year later at Inverleith facing the Sabres from France. I supported the Ravens because they were the first British team I saw that played as if they knew what they were doing Victor Ebubedike (later Mohammed) ended up on the NY Jets squad. |
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07 Feb 11 - 06:49 PM (#3090763) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: mousethief I agree with Q, I couldn't take it nor the halftime show. Sorry no fan of the peas, just don't care for the music. Wait, there was music? |
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13 Feb 11 - 02:03 AM (#3094186) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: J-boy I already miss it. Other sports have their charms but nothing, and I mean nothing, equals the NFL. |
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13 Feb 11 - 11:54 AM (#3094382) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor Marching bands are for college. The Super Bowl is all about the hype and the biggest possible stadium music acts performing. I thought that Peas were OK. Though Fergie was the only one who sounded like her voice was not pitch corrected. I try to keep in mind that current popular music is not aimed at my taste. |
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13 Feb 11 - 12:45 PM (#3094407) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Dave MacKenzie I'm still waiting to see the Grey Cup halftime show - they had Bachmann & Turner. |
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13 Feb 11 - 01:12 PM (#3094423) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Lonesome EJ The highlight of the Peas' set was Slash emerging from the stage to play Sweet Child of Mine with Fergie on vocal. I still thought her vocal fell short of Axl Rose by a long shot. |
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13 Feb 11 - 01:38 PM (#3094458) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: John on the Sunset Coast Note to posters here: The season is over (thankfully), get on with life. |
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13 Feb 11 - 01:53 PM (#3094477) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu Bachmann & Turner? Rats! I woulda watched that. John... move on... let it go. ;-) |
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13 Feb 11 - 02:42 PM (#3094519) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor What is it about the Mudcat that makes it apparently acceptable to come onto a thread with no other intention than to ridicule those posting on it? The fucking US Civil war has been over for some time. Does that mean it should not be talked about? IF YOU DON'T LIKE A THREAD, Here is a suggestion, DON'T OPEN IT!!!!!!!!!! |
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13 Feb 11 - 03:05 PM (#3094535) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu JtS... easy lad, easy. It's just a game eh b'y? >;-) |
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13 Feb 11 - 03:21 PM (#3094541) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: John on the Sunset Coast Hmmm, off your meds today, Jack? |
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13 Feb 11 - 03:35 PM (#3094547) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor Perhaps you would like to explain why you would open a thread A WHOLE WEEK after the big game, if you think that those posting on it are somehow stuck in some sort of non-life getting on with groove? Even worse, why you would make such a stupid comment then follow up to see if it was answered? :-) Did you realize that Super Bowl Troll has a ring to it? Are you angling for that nick name? |
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13 Feb 11 - 03:46 PM (#3094554) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: John on the Sunset Coast You're right, Jack,my comment was about as stupid as someone comparing the super bowl to the Civil War...a lot in common, there. The late, great radio host known as Super Fan ended every show with, "In the game of life, sports is the toy department." Except maybe in yours life. I was having a bit of fun with you guys...you're having a heart attack, Jack. |
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13 Feb 11 - 03:54 PM (#3094557) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: gnu See youse next season eh. If I live that long. GO PATS! |
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13 Feb 11 - 04:11 PM (#3094576) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Jack the Sailor Yeah John, You are the only person who sees the humour in this. We all aspire to your impersonal detachment. For instance we admire the way you got all of your discussion of this year's half time show before it began while the rest of us had to wait until after it was over. |
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13 Feb 11 - 06:55 PM (#3094672) Subject: RE: BS: NFL 2010 (US football) From: Raptor So now lets talk about the combine then the draft Then signings, Preseason untill september... Oh wait that doesn't suit John on the sunset coast we better stop now till he tells us we can talk football again. And I thought all the sunset coasters were mellow from all the weed! |