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[meatcutta78]

P.S. I do realize that Tom Brady is the best QB in the NFL today but man, what a siss.

Nice pic of Brady!!!!
He dates a model now,so he feels like he needs to look like one.

Big Ben is my second favorite QB my 1st is the cute guy with his shirt off up above.

[Soupie]

Carolina has GOT to put some pressure on Romo. They're letting him just sit back there and pick them apart! It's not the thumb, it's not Jessica -- they have to do what the Eagles did and make Romo work for every completion.

[gilgar]

Carolina has GOT to put some pressure on Romo. They're letting him just sit back there and pick them apart! It's not the thumb, it's not Jessica -- they have to do what the Eagles did and make Romo work for every completion.

I saw some article where some guys were trying to get all the fans to wear Jessica masks off their website to distract Romo & help them beat the Cowboys

[asator]

I cant stand T.O. I was so glad when Moss made him look like a fool when the Cowboys played the Pats.

[Soupie]

Hey, Gilgar, was that you out there reffing the game tonite?

[Soupie]

So... many... great... games... today.

I love it.

[Soupie]

Revenge... sweet, sweet revenge.

[meatcutta78]

Pats are one game away from a perfect season!

They beat the Fins today but I wasn't feeliing this game at all.
I was just happy to see Moss getting closer to the single season TD record.

[meatcutta78]

I cant stand T.O. I was so glad when Moss made him look like a fool when the Cowboys played the Pats.

I feel you on this one.T.O. is such a great player but his ego ruins it for me,He needs to learn when to keep his mouth shut.
but on the same note Moss was the same until he started playing for the Pats,Seems like he is showing signs of maturity now.........(finally)

[asator]

I cant stand T.O. I was so glad when Moss made him look like a fool when the Cowboys played the Pats.

I feel you on this one.T.O. is such a great player but his ego ruins it for me,He needs to learn when to keep his mouth shut.
but on the same note Moss was the same until he started playing for the Pats,Seems like he is showing signs of maturity now.........(finally)

Its this same reason that makes me hate Chad Johnson. He would be awesome if he would just keep his mouth shut. Ocho Cinco... What a lame nickname. And what kind of idiot makes up his own nickname? Thats the type of thing that people are supposed to do for other people.


This season though he's been more like Ocho STINKO, hahaha.



Speaking of which, take THAT Browns, hahahaha!

[Ghost Lion]

Yeah yeah....congrats on your division title. Now I have to root for the Colts to beat the Titans.

[Soupie]

Yeah yeah....congrats on your division title. Now I have to root for the Colts to beat the Titans.

Yeah, but are the Colts going to really try to beat the Titans?

[Ghost Lion]

Well I think it would be a disservice to the fans that are going to the game, it is in Indianapolis, if they don't at least play their regulars the first half at the very least. Also, it would be a disgrace to the sport with Dungy knowing that the outcome affects other team's playoff chances. So no, I don't think the Colts will just roll over.

That being said the Browns, primarily Derek Anderson, blew their chance at controlling their own destiny. It was a poor performance on his part and even though they had a chance at the end, they certainly didn't deserve to win it.

[Ghost Lion]

Well Dungy said the starters should play a half. He said he has friends on both the Browns and the Titans coaching staffs, and he'll of course have his team ready to win the game but he has to take care of his team so tehy are ready for the playoffs. I never thought I would be such a huge Colts fan!

[Nachoz God of Metal]

Miami , FL (AP) -A seven-year old boy was at the center of Miami-Dade County courtroom drama today when he challenged a court ruling over who should have custody of him. The boy has a history of being beaten by his parents and the judge initially awarded custody to his aunt, in keeping with child custody law and regulation requiring that family unity be maintained to the highest degree possible. The boy surprised the court when he proclaimed that his aunt beat him more than his parents and he adamantly refused to live with her.

When the judge then suggested that he live with his grandparents, the boy cried and said that they also beat him. After considering the remainder of the immediate family and learning that domestic violence was apparently a way of life among them, the judge took the unprecedented step of allowing the boy to propose who should have custody of him. After two recesses to check legal references and confer
with the child welfare officials, the court granted temporary custody to the Miami Dolphins, whom they firmly believe are not capable of beating anyone.

[meatcutta78]

16-0
So they get the perfect season but does it really mean anything without a Superbowl win???
Eli and the Giants really came out and played but one mistake is all it took for the Pats to get right back in it and snag the win.
I was more excited to see Brady and Moss get their records.

Now only time will tell!

[Soupie]

Yeah, I was shocked to hear that there were a handful of other teams with undefeated seasons -- but aren't heralded because the lost the championship game or the Superbowl. Sixteen and zero is an awesome achievement for sure, but I think a Superbowl win is a must.



Eagles win their last 3 games to go 8-8. Certainly could have been a better year... but it could have been a lot worse as well.

[Ghost Lion]

Well never mind, Colts threw in the towel with 7 minutes left in the first half. Go Jacksonville or San Diego.

[SaltLakeToyJunkee]

I vote Dallas all the way. Anyone want to wager some BB's/M.U.S.C.L.E.'S?

[tonganbynature]

Just wanna give love to a Bills legend Marv Levy, he told us Bill lovers he will not be around to GM anymore. I have alot of respect for the guy, the way he is turning things around...which on the outside doesn't look that way, but he brought in Jauron who has been trying to bring back the Bills fans, something Donahue never did. Anyways...

Levy...thanks man, we love ya.

[Soupie]

TBN, even though you guys lost this past Sunday, I was really impressed with your young QB. I think he has a nice future ahead of him. He was really, really smart with the ball and did one helluva job avoiding the sack all day. It's definitely something to be hopeful about in the future for you guys.

[tonganbynature]

TBN, even though you guys lost this past Sunday, I was really impressed with your young QB. I think he has a nice future ahead of him. He was really, really smart with the ball and did one helluva job avoiding the sack all day. It's definitely something to be hopeful about in the future for you guys.

Considering the state of our offensive line, I have been very impressed with Edwards, more so than Losman for sure. I am excited for next year, each year has been a little bit better under Jauron.

[Soupie]

Eagles Had Hardest Schedule

It's funny, every year when the NFL schedule comes out, there are a million articles written about which teams have the hardest schedule based on the previous year's results. Given how much turnover happens every year in the NFL, these articles are all meaningless within about five minutes of being written.

So it's somewhat interesting to notice at this point that the Eagles -- playing in a division with three playoff teams -- had the league's toughest schedule, based on opponents' overall winning percentage.

If you subtract out the wins each team provided to its opponents (e.g. for the Eagles, 144-112 minus 8-8 equals 136 wins) you see that the Eagles still played the toughest schedule. Their opponents won 56.7 percent of their games played against teams other than the Eagles.

Don't feel too bad for the Cleveland Browns missing the playoffs. They played the league's third-easiest adjusted schedule, against opponents who won only 43.3 percent of their other games.

Seattle, which at 41.7 percent had the league's easiest schedule, continues to reap the benefits of playing in the crummy NFC West.

Finally, the Cowboys (51.7 percent) played the easiest schedule of the four NFC East teams.

[asator]

Eagles Had Hardest Schedule

It's funny, every year when the NFL schedule comes out, there are a million articles written about which teams have the hardest schedule based on the previous year's results. Given how much turnover happens every year in the NFL, these articles are all meaningless within about five minutes of being written.

So it's somewhat interesting to notice at this point that the Eagles -- playing in a division with three playoff teams -- had the league's toughest schedule, based on opponents' overall winning percentage.

If you subtract out the wins each team provided to its opponents (e.g. for the Eagles, 144-112 minus 8-8 equals 136 wins) you see that the Eagles still played the toughest schedule. Their opponents won 56.7 percent of their games played against teams other than the Eagles.

Don't feel too bad for the Cleveland Browns missing the playoffs. They played the league's third-easiest adjusted schedule, against opponents who won only 43.3 percent of their other games.

Seattle, which at 41.7 percent had the league's easiest schedule, continues to reap the benefits of playing in the crummy NFC West.

Finally, the Cowboys (51.7 percent) played the easiest schedule of the four NFC East teams.

Thats really interesting. I'd like to see a complete list from easiest to hardest. The Steelers had an fairly easy season (in my opinion) and still didnt do that great.

[Soupie]

Well, the first half of the first playoff weekend is over and my main impression is... damn, what a bunch of shizznitty officiating. I hope neither of these crews that officiated today does another playoff game this year.