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Official 2011 NFL Season Thread

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god damn a safety, another touchdown, 16 points and still 4 minutes in the first quarter

i just heard the strokes

way better than all that limp biz kit that was playing earlier during the atlanta game :?
 
I had alot of respect for Jim Schwartz coming into this game, I like that he is a passionate coach that is helping to turn his team around. But he totally overreacted to Harbaughs handshake at the end of the game, chasing down an opposing coach that is running to the locker room and needing to have security personnel hold you back, getting your whole team involved ect is classless on his part IMO. What a sore loser, and he doesn't even apologize after the game or anything. And Harbaugh apologized for shaking his hand to roughly? Is this football or what? Even if you're a big enough pussy to be really offended by something like that you need to just shake it off and go to the locker room.
 
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I had alot of respect for Jim Schwartz coming into this game, I like that he is a passionate coach that is helping to turn his team around. But he totally overreacted to Harbaughs handshake at the end of the game, chasing down an opposing coach that is running to the locker room and needing to have security personnel hold you back, getting your whole team involved ect is classless on his part IMO. What a sore loser, and he doesn't even apologize after the game or anything. And Harbaugh apologized for shaking his hand to roughly? Is this football or what? Even if you're a big enough pussy to be really offended by something like that you need to just shake it off and go to the locker room.
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id be pissed if harbaugh did that to me but no way id run after him like that
 
another day, another Steelers victory

but the news of the day to me was that Coaches Fight between Jim Harbaugh and Jim Schwartz, of the 49ers and Lions respectively, after their seminal early match-up

apparently Jim Harbaugh doesn't know how to shake hands. some can't lose well, but Jim Harbaugh has a history of not winning well. although it was hilarious how J. Harbaugh trolled Pete Carroll during their respective times in the Pac-12 (there was another post-game mid-field incident between them as well I believe)

I respect the fire of both of these coaches, but I am a fan of more even-keeled coaches, I have to look at the wrong in their actions

first, if this is how Jim Schwartz handles his first taste of adversity, then this could be a red-letter game for how Detroit's season didn't go as well as they would've liked after a 5-0 start

Jim Harbaugh, he's had a problem with being a douche in the past. I get that he has fire and it might have aided his team to their first 5-2 start since what seems like forever. this is the NFL and I think it's within the realm of being a coach on the pro level to respect one's competition and handle yourself like a man
 
Falcons just 1 game behind NFC South lead

:D

i think that lockout is why Falcons started out so slow plus our hardest games are allnow behind us. Should be good from here on out. After lions game next week which i still think we should win it gets a lot easier than the games we have played
 
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id be pissed if harbaugh did that to me but no way id run after him like that
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Yea coaches should just coutsie and kiss each others hands after a tough game a hard hand shake is totally unacceptable in football.

apparently Jim Harbaugh doesn't know how to shake hands. some can't lose well, but Jim Harbaugh has a history of not winning well. although it was hilarious how J. Harbaugh trolled Pete Carroll during their respective times in the Pac-12 (there was another post-game mid-field incident between them as well I believe)

I respect the fire of both of these coaches, but I am a fan of more even-keeled coaches, I have to look at the wrong in their actions

first, if this is how Jim Schwartz handles his first taste of adversity, then this could be a red-letter game for how Detroit's season didn't go as well as they would've liked after a 5-0 start

Jim Harbaugh, he's had a problem with being a douche in the past. I get that he has fire and it might have aided his team to their first 5-2 start since what seems like forever. this is the NFL and I think it's within the realm of being a coach on the pro level to respect one's competition and handle yourself like a man
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Call him a douche if you want, but from what I see he just coaches football to win and doesn't give a fuck about the feelings of his opponents. Coaches that get all butthurt about other teams running up the score need to find a way to stop them on the field instead of whining about it off the field. Schwartz is one of the most exiteable coaches in the league and for him to get mad because of a handshake is pretty hilarious. It just comes down to the fact that his team lost a big game and he was pissed, so he was on a short fuse and took something that wasn't personal personally.

And I dont know if any of you actually watched the game, but the niners got totally raped on that TD call. The league has been calling it all year in a way that states you need to totally complete the catch and come up with the ball for it to be a TD, then go against it for some reason today. If you look at the Calvin Johnson catch last year and the Burrelson catch today there is pretty much no difference, yet there was a different call toay to ther point where they actually reversed the call on the field.

And for the record I dislike the rule as its written and I totally think Johnsons catch last year should have stood, but the league needs to be consistent with the rules and they failed to do that today.

Good game by the niners overcoming early turnovers, penalties and questionable calls to beat an undefeated team on the road. And they are 5-1 not 5-2 btw.
 
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eh, Harbaugh should act like he's done it before

both coaches have lost a lot of respect in my eyes
 
melange said:
lol yea good for the 49ers - WHO LOST TO US lollolllol
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lost? you mean almost beat, surely?

also, what makes you think i give two shits about the 49ers?

don't be bitter. direct your anger towards your coach's poor coaching. maybe you'll do better against an 0-5 team next week. keep a box of tissues handy :)

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I was really surprised at how bad the redskins looked this week. This was their chance to show themselves to be a legit playoff contender and kick their arch rivals when they're down, and they failed miserably. Im continually surprised that the colts manage to do anything on offense, and I bet they pull out a W before too long. Big winners this week were the bucs for sure. After that ruthless thrashing at the hands of the niners last week they had a big win to take hold of their division. Also, Buffalo losing is a huge blow to the bills. With the pats out in front of the division they have a hard road to the playoffs.

And like ive said in the past, the lions have a slippery road to the playoffs. They are most likely going to finish behind GB, so they need to win a lot of games if they want a wild card spot. Looking ahead GB vs DET are going to be some important games.

And I think its officially safe to say that the 49ers have arrived. With a bye next week and a soft back half of the seaon they are looking pretty for a shot at a first round bye in the playoffs if they keep their intensity up.
 
I hate that Jason Campbell is injured. He's always been a favorite player of mine (except for when at Auburn :p) He was just showing this year how good he can be in the NFL and then gets an injury like this. It's really unfortunate.
 
brandon lloyd is about to explode

if only mark clayton and danny amendola were healthy

also, mike sims walker is back in jacksonville, lol
 
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Im continually surprised that the colts manage to do anything on offense, and I bet they pull out a W before too long.
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although the Colts have yet to field a W, that franchise in Indy gets my respect

they haven't won a game, but they have been trying their asses off to look respectable and even to win. most of the 0-6 teams don't have any fight in them at all, however, the Colts have some fire

Carson Palmer to the Raiders? this is an almost-blockbuster trade, right before the deadline. you don't see that very often. I think this is one of those deals where both teams involved truly come out better than before the deal. like Pegasus, I've been somewhat of a fan of Jason Campbell since his NFL debut. I always thought he got short-changed and when he finally shows some promise - boom - injured. that's just life in the NFL for ya

the Bengals must be riding high on this one. they just couldn't win consistently with Carson Palmer, and they got lucky in having a rookie QB that shows veteran-like poise in the pocket that is leading them to a decent 4-2 record. just because of Andy Dalton's promise the Bengals are confident enough to trade away that whiney-ass Palmer for some good draft picks

fwiw - I think Palmer will fit in well at Oakland. he's always wanted to go back to Cali, anyways. do you all think he will have some success as a Raider?
 
Yea the Bengals are looking good after this trade. Green and Dalton are two of the best rookies in the league and they have two additional high draft picks next year without sacrificing anything. That and their defense is really underrated. Who would of thought a team that lost Palmer, Owens and Ocho would be sitting this pretty.
 
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