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The 2012/2013 NFL Thread v. Brady dont need no money

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Ya maybe.

First of all, he scrambled on them for like 60 yards.

Secondly— Wilson's got great early speed, and is a tiny target for a sack. Kaep not so much. He needs a little more room to build up a head of steam for a run,and while he's in the pocket, or nearby, and not yet committed to tucking it for a run, he's as vulnerable as a brees or a manning. Crowd noise on the road is also going to be an issue like it was in seattle a few weeks back.

I agree though, that the whole D Block needs to be there to put pressure on him and keep him honest. If Abraham is out, it limits our options and makes us a little one dimensional.

What really can't happen, though, is conservative play calling before victory is assured. If Atlanta builds a lead, the offense needs figure out how to hold onto it by staying on the field and giving the defense some rest.
 
suburu said:
Please don't pretend you know.


Cristiano Ronaldo Preening fake tan fag boy who loves the limelight and poses with his model sidepiece Irina Shak
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I can't speak for the part of the world where futbol is actully taken seriously like American football is here, but down here in dixie, the barca jersey is the signifier of a bandwagoning fan of a sport they have no business even watching.
 
MikeOekiM said:
didnt the seahawks just anal rape the naners a couple weeks ago?
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In Seattle, where they were undefeated this year

Justin Smith was Out

Akers cost us like 13 points by himself.

Didnt the Falcons get their shit packed by the Bucs even more recently?

Thanks for beating them for us though, I was worried for a second there.
 
Pander Bear said:
Ya maybe.

First of all, he scrambled on them for like 60 yards.

Secondly— Wilson's got great early speed, and is a tiny target for a sack. Kaep not so much. He needs a little more room to build up a head of steam for a run,and while he's in the pocket, or nearby, and not yet committed to tucking it for a run, he's as vulnerable as a brees or a manning. Crowd noise on the road is also going to be an issue like it was in seattle a few weeks back.

I agree though, that the whole D Block needs to be there to put pressure on him and keep him honest. If Abraham is out, it limits our options and makes us a little one dimensional.

What really can't happen, though, is conservative play calling before victory is assured. If Atlanta builds a lead, the offense needs figure out how to hold onto it by staying on the field and giving the defense some rest.
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Kaep is very difficult to sack, he makes people miss just as much as wilson and once he gets going hes almost uncatchable.

You guys need to run the ball on us like you did vs Seattle if you want to win, and I dont think thats gonna happen.

I think our offense is going to do very well, and yours will need to aswell.

The crowd noise vs a young kaep could play a factor, but he showed immense poise last week after the pick 6, and I dont think it will be an issue outside of a false start or two.

BTW I am so happy with how my team performed last week. Rodgers looked like a CFL scrub vs the 9ers D.
 
ArCi said:
I thought the Falcons would be favored against SF?
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MikeOekiM said:
Falcons are never favored.
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Care said:
In Seattle, where they were undefeated this year

Justin Smith was Out

Akers cost us like 13 points by himself.

Didnt the Falcons get their shit packed by the Bucs even more recently?

Thanks for beating them for us though, I was worried for a second there.
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we lost by like 5 points not 30+. and our game didnt even matter while yours did. and who is saying akers wont cost u guys 13 points again? and did u ever look at Falcons home record? guaranteed its much better than seattles home record since Matt Ryan came in 2008.
 
Kenickie said:
i don't know who this person is. should i care?
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He is the Tom Brady of the futbol world. Madrid poster boy. Thinks he is the best on the planet. A talented but poncy arrogant attention seeking fag with the supermodel wife. So that's a no.


Real Madrid FC are associated with Spanish Royalty, the conservatives who ruled Spain under the regime of dictator General Franco. They fire coach after coach, have no loyalty to anyone. They get in financial trouble year after year, they go to the King of Spain and he bails them out, he gives them $300m to buy more greedy footballers who earn yearly ransoms and the cycle starts again thus over the years has made them THE most successful, but soulless club in futbol.

Sell their brand, hats, cups, toilet paper in Asia to the billions over there and they couldn't give two fucks about them as long as the cash rolls in. They are the Glacaticos, the glamour team, like the Lakers or Cowboys where the celebs come to sit in the stands or courtside but really don't even know why they are present.


Barcelona are a symbol of oppressed Catalonians who would influence the modern vision of Spain, founded by Swiss, English and Catalan footballers, a club that for 111 years didn't even have a sponsor on their shirt. A club that has the best youth academy in the world, produces the best footballing talent, plays with an unrivaled brand of football called 'Total Football' brought to Barca by Johan Cruyff, a Dutch football genius in the 1970's. Promotes coaches and players from within the club, up the ranks instead of throwing money at players/coaches. They deserve to reap the rewards of their success.


Pander Bear said:
I can't speak for the part of the world where futbol is actully taken seriously like American football is here, but down here in dixie, the barca jersey is the signifier of a bandwagoning fan of a sport they have no business even watching.
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People wear Cowboys, Patriots, Yankees, LA Galaxy jerseys here and can barely name a player on the teams probably just like the Barca thing over there. The reason this current Barca team are so successful is because 3/4 of the team have grown up together, lived together, went to school, and were taught football together since they were 10 years old in La Masia the football academy built beside the main stadium. It's a proper football institution not a circus.


Messi has been with Barca since he was 11. Signed his contract on a napkin. He had a growth deficiency which the club paid for his medical bills and family to move over with him. They nurtured, developed him into the best player we've ever seen.

Ronaldo is an arrogant football mercenary, like everyone at Madrid, signed from some other club who did all the hard work for 90 million, and now wants to leave because he doesn't get his own way.


The clubs are light years apart when it comes to class, humility and football philosophy.
 
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MikeOekiM said:
we lost by like 5 points not 30+
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It was THE BUCS though

If you had pulled your starters that argument might fly, but that wasnt the case.

Once again, thanks for knocking out the seahawks (or should I be thanking Pete Carroll?)

Makes me sleep better this week.
 
from espn:

Home is sweet for Ryan
Combining regular season and the playoffs, Matt Ryan is 34-6 in home starts in his career. His .850 winning percentage currently ranks second best among quarterbacks whose careers began in the Super Bowl era.

The only quarterback better: Tom Brady of the Patriots (86-15, .851).


be scared bro
 
Care said:
ramssittingathome.jpeg

google failed me
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prepping for two first round draft picks

totally expecting fisher to draft two future hall of famers, like he did with last years draft (brockers/jenkins)

fisher has an excellent track record with drafting:

1995 - #3 overall selection. Took QB Steve McNair.

1996 - #14 overall selection. Took RB Eddie George.


1997 - #18 overall selection. Took DE Kenny Holmes.

1998 - #16 overall selection. Took WR Kevin Dyson.

1999 - #16 overall selection. Took DE Jevon Kearse.

2000 - #30 overall selection. Took LB Keith Bulluck.


2001 - Traded #29 overall selection to Rams for DE Kevin Carter.

2002 - #15 overall selection. Took DT Albert Haynesworth.

2003 - #28 overall selection. Took CB Andre Woolfolk.

2004- 27th overall pick, but Titans traded out of 1st round.

2005 - #5 overall selection. Took CB Pac Man Jones

2006 - #3 overall selection. Took QB Vince Young.

2007 - #19 overall selection. Took S Michael Griffin.

2008 - #24 overall selection. Took RB Chris Johnson.

2009 - # 30 overall selection. Took WR Kenny Britt.

2010 - #16 overall selection. Took DE Derrick Morgan.

2012 - Rams trade down and select Michael Brockers whom was their highest rated player.
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and that's just first round picks

i love how he's not afraid to take risks on poor character types
 
9ers have a lot of picks next year as well (though not as many as the rams)
 
MikeOekiM said:
from espn:

Home is sweet for Ryan
Combining regular season and the playoffs, Matt Ryan is 34-6 in home starts in his career. His .850 winning percentage currently ranks second best among quarterbacks whose careers began in the Super Bowl era.

The only quarterback better: Tom Brady of the Patriots (86-15, .851).


be scared bro
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That % drops off significantly in the playoffs, as im sure you know
 
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