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I agree with the pundits saying that the loser of the Vikings and Dallas game is not going to make the playoffs.

sorry Cowboys
 
I like how Steelers LB James Harrison took two Cleveland Browns offensive players out for the game, in the same game. Josh Cribbs and that one receiver who has a real tough name to spell.

I also like how Justin Bieber disses Tom Brady in his new "rap"
 
giants looked great besides the 3rd quarter. i guess thats expected against the lions. and we took out another QB, i wonder if thats a record we could set 4 qbs inured in 6 games =D


my fantasy team is kicking butt too. matt ryan and addai ftw. even though addai got injured late in the game.

^beiber is a fag with that hair cut. i cant stand that gay bowl shape, i dont know why ppl think its attractive it looks like he was too poor to get a real hair cut and just has to keep pushing it out of his eyes.
 
Wyld 4 X said:
Did you finish watching? :p
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I give up on Jason Campbell, How can an NFL QB ( with 8 years experience) get zero yards in quarters 2 and 3 ???
I was told by many Redskins fans before the season that he wasnt even worth a 4th rounder.

Now I see why, i would rather see Boller start next week if Grad isnt back.
Saving grace is that the whole division is so bad that 8-8 could win it, and a win in Denver next week means its back on !!
 
Philly all the way? not gonna happen my man. first things first, they have to figure out if they are a Mike Vick led team or a Kevin Kolb led team. both bring a very different skill set to the table. it's so confusing... first I hear rumors that the Eagles might be shopping Kolb and then I hear rumors that Kolb is their guy?! do you have an inside scoop for us?

and I noticed that there are some Oakland Raiders and San Diego Chargers fans in this thread. you all HAVE to see this youtube clip of a young Chargers fan essentially balling his eyes out because the Chargers lost to the Raiders.

WE LOST TO OAKLAND - short video is a must-watch!
 
What does everybody think about the NFL enforcing their "devastating hit" rules more diligently?

I hate the softening up of football. I know there are serious concussion issues, but taking away one of the most exciting plays in the game isn't going to solve the problem. Much more of the problem comes from just playing the game, the regular hits you take every single play, every week in practice. The o-linemen and d-linemen colliding into each other repeatedly. You can't take that away without turning this into flag football (where the NFL will then complain about players getting too many broken fingers). No Fun League it is.

The players sign up for this, and they know the risks involved better today then they ever have. Ray Lewis is going to be pissed off. He may not have killed anybody in real life, but it is a recurring dream of his to kill somebody on the football field.

I know our resident Pittsburgh fans will be pissed off.
 
axl blaze said:
Philly all the way? not gonna happen my man. first things first, they have to figure out if they are a Mike Vick led team or a Kevin Kolb led team. both bring a very different skill set to the table. it's so confusing... first I hear rumors that the Eagles might be shopping Kolb and then I hear rumors that Kolb is their guy?! do you have an inside scoop for us?

and I noticed that there are some Oakland Raiders and San Diego Chargers fans in this thread. you all HAVE to see this youtube clip of a young Chargers fan essentially balling his eyes out because the Chargers lost to the Raiders.

WE LOST TO OAKLAND - short video is a must-watch!
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I have not kept a close day by day watch on the quarterback situation in Philly, but last I heard, Reid had picked Vick as his starter, and I believe Kolb is in just because Vick got hurt, so I'd imagine Vick'll be back in as starter, unless Reid sees something in Kolb that he likes, and changes his mind......again!
 
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What does everybody think about the NFL enforcing their "devastating hit" rules more diligently?

I hate the softening up of football. I know there are serious concussion issues, but taking away one of the most exciting plays in the game isn't going to solve the problem. Much more of the problem comes from just playing the game, the regular hits you take every single play, every week in practice. The o-linemen and d-linemen colliding into each other repeatedly. You can't take that away without turning this into flag football (where the NFL will then complain about players getting too many broken fingers). No Fun League it is.

The players sign up for this, and they know the risks involved better today then they ever have. Ray Lewis is going to be pissed off. He may not have killed anybody in real life, but it is a recurring dream of his to kill somebody on the football field.

I know our resident Pittsburgh fans will be pissed off.
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I'm cool with it. They could stop hitting up high or they could go for the tackle instead of a hit.
CharlesTheHammer said:
I have not kept a close day by day watch on the quarterback situation in Philly, but last I heard, Reid had picked Vick as his starter, and I believe Kolb is in just because Vick got hurt, so I'd imagine Vick'll be back in as starter, unless Reid sees something in Kolb that he likes, and changes his mind......again!
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Kolb is the starter while Vick is hurt. Vick is not expected to be ready until after the bye week, which is after the next opponent, Tennessee.
I always wanted Kolb to be the starter, even while Vick was playing well, simply because of Kolb's age. Also, I'm not sold on the fact that the current Vick is what he truly is, and I worry about him getting injured.
 
I think it's bullshit and that the NFL is resorting to a flag football league more and more. the average uninformed fan watches the NFL to see big hits. I realize that we must protect the players, but I think that we are going a little too far.

what exactly qualifies as a "devastating hit"? the definition is subjective and this is the problem I have most of all.

as a former football player myself, one is usually so hyped up in making the tackle that one doesn't have time to stop and realize as to how hard or where one is going to make the hit.

yes, I am a fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers. they are known to be a blue-collar type of team that has a defense that throws back to the olden days of hitting hard and not asking any questions. Commissioner Goodell is a stooge who does whatever the big-money owners like Bob Kraft tell him to do (the owners are the ones that hired him).

if this keeps up, and my favorite defensive players get suspended, then I vote in moving the Steelers to the Canadian Football League!
 
Jeff Fisher asked to call "TV Timeout" in final minutes of MNF

Wow...... so I guess the NFL referees are advised on how many commercial timeouts there will be for the nationally televised games. Capitalism at its finest.

I love how the players have a "strict code of conduct" and the league can get away with this kind of BS without any major backlash. The average fan doesn't give two fucks about Brett Favre and his extramarital relationships or lack thereof. All I want to do is see him play football without having to see five commercials for some stupid ass show I will never watch.

It seems like every year these type of decisions are being made more and more in the NFL to opt for sacrificing the game to make more money. It sickens me.

source-
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/sh...ked-to-call-timeouts-for-MNF-c?urn=nfl-278323
 
axl blaze said:
I think it's bullshit and that the NFL is resorting to a flag football league more and more. the average uninformed fan watches the NFL to see big hits. I realize that we must protect the players, but I think that we are going a little too far.

what exactly qualifies as a "devastating hit"? the definition is subjective and this is the problem I have most of all.

as a former football player myself, one is usually so hyped up in making the tackle that one doesn't have time to stop and realize as to how hard or where one is going to make the hit.

yes, I am a fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers. they are known to be a blue-collar type of team that has a defense that throws back to the olden days of hitting hard and not asking any questions. Commissioner Goodell is a stooge who does whatever the big-money owners like Bob Kraft tell him to do (the owners are the ones that hired him).

if this keeps up, and my favorite defensive players get suspended, then I vote in moving the Steelers to the Canadian Football League!
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Yeah, I just looked at my autographed Andre "Dirty" Waters photo today, and can remember some of the hits he put on Emmitt Smith back in the early 90's, at the end of Andre Waters' career as strong safety! Emmitt would often whine about it!
 
Anyone saying philly isnt legit better prepare to eat their words. They have a tough defense and many offensive weapons, the least of which are two QBs that have put up some of the best numbers in the NFL, Top yards/run in the NFL, Maclin and jackson are awesome awesome receivers, they can beat anyone.

IM not a philly fan btw, but damn it must be a nice time to be a philly fan with the teams and stadiums they have there.
 
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