Giants fall from the ranks of the undefeated, getting routed by the Browns (!), 35-14, in Cleveland. :shocked:
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Started by Geezer · 17 Aug 2004 · 4,773 replies
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bmwracer wrote:Giants fall from the ranks of the undefeated, getting routed by the Browns (!), 35-14, in Cleveland. :shocked:yup
i would say the higher u are the harder u fall :twisted: :mwahaha: :mwahaha:
What a crazy football weekend! :nut:
What was turning out to be the best division in the NFL, in the NFC East .... had the Redskins lose to the hapless Rams, the Romo/TO Circus lose to the shaky Cards, and most recently, the Giants to the winless Browns. Moreover, the top 3 teams of the past few years .... namely the Colts, Pats, and Bolts ... all are struggling.
The NFL is one WACKY league!! :banghead:
What was turning out to be the best division in the NFL, in the NFC East .... had the Redskins lose to the hapless Rams, the Romo/TO Circus lose to the shaky Cards, and most recently, the Giants to the winless Browns. Moreover, the top 3 teams of the past few years .... namely the Colts, Pats, and Bolts ... all are struggling.
The NFL is one WACKY league!! :banghead:
adub2adub wrote:What a crazy football weekend! :nut:
What was turning out to be the best division in the NFL, in the NFC East .... had the Redskins lose to the hapless Rams, the Romo/TO Circus lose to the shaky Cards, and most recently, the Giants to the winless Browns. Moreover, the top 3 teams of the past few years .... namely the Colts, Pats, and Bolts ... all are struggling.
The NFL is one WACKY league!! :banghead:
And the Titans :nut: are the only remaining undefeated team. :crazy:
No surprise about the Pats, with Brady out for the year... Colts are banged up as are the Chargers...
And anytime the Cowboys lose is a good, er, great day. :victory: :applaud:
adub2adub wrote:What a crazy football weekend! :nut:more like a bada season al together i would say but it get any more ..... than that
What was turning out to be the best division in the NFL, in the NFC East .... had the Redskins lose to the hapless Rams, the Romo/TO Circus lose to the shaky Cards, and most recently, the Giants to the winless Browns. Moreover, the top 3 teams of the past few years .... namely the Colts, Pats, and Bolts ... all are struggling.
The NFL is one WACKY league!! :banghead:
bmwracer wrote:for me its the Giants :twisted: i mean when they lost is a good day of football for me
And anytime the Cowboys lose is a good, er, great day. :victory: :applaud:
^ Gaints?? :beaten:
The Giants are going to take out their anger out on the Niners :shakehead: I hope they fire Mike Nolan soon. :fingerscrossed:
adub2adub wrote:What a crazy football weekend! :nut:
What was turning out to be the best division in the NFL, in the NFC East .... had the Redskins lose to the hapless Rams, the Romo/TO Circus lose to the shaky Cards, and most recently, the Giants to the winless Browns. Moreover, the top 3 teams of the past few years .... namely the Colts, Pats, and Bolts ... all are struggling.
The NFL is one WACKY league!! :banghead:
Not that this is a huge difference, but the Browns were not winless before beating the Giants. They also beat Cincinatti.
right all i have to say is WTH was the raiders thinking when they called thattimeout
that one the dumbest moves i have ever seen this year well so far
right now i saying they should lost :grumble: :grumble: what dummies :banghead: :usuck:
that one the dumbest moves i have ever seen this year well so far
right now i saying they should lost :grumble: :grumble: what dummies :banghead: :usuck:
Not the best day in football, but seeing the Cowboys get smacked down by the Rams, 34-14, and the Saints losing 30-7 to the Panthers is a good thing. :applaud: :woot: :dancing:
MikeNolan wrote:The Giants are going to take out their anger out on the Niners :shakehead: I hope they fire Mike Nolan soon. :fingerscrossed:Looks like you got your wish:[/list:u]49ers Fire Nolan, Promote Singletary to Head Coach[/list:u]SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP)—The 49ersf empty suit finally got the boot.
Mike Nolan, San Franciscofs dapper head coach, was fired Monday night after seven games in his fourth consecutive dismal season, ending his attempt to rebuild the five-time Super Bowl champions.
After four straight losses culminating in Sundayfs 29-17 defeat to the New York Giants, the 49ers didnft even wait until their bye next week before replacing Nolan with assistant head coach Mike Singletary. The former Hall of Fame linebacker in Chicago will take over for the rest of the season, general manager Scot McCloughan said.
So, what are you gonna do with all your spare time? [/list:u]
gaijinmark wrote:So, what are you gonna do with all your spare time? [/list:u]
Go clothes shopping. :beaten:
[quote= Looks like you got your wish Fire Nolan, Promote Singletary to Head Coach[/quote]
Yes Mike Singletary is a great choice :woot:
LOL BMW atleast Mike Nolan was on Mr. Blackwells best dress list
:hehe:
Yes Mike Singletary is a great choice :woot:
LOL BMW atleast Mike Nolan was on Mr. Blackwells best dress list
:hehe:
MikeNolan wrote:Looks like you got your wish Fire Nolan, Promote Singletary to Head Coach
Yes Mike Singletary is a great choice :woot:
I'm not that familiar with his coaching credentials, but he was one heck of a great linebacker... :victory:
BMW
Mike Singletary took a couple of years off after his playing career... did some motivational speaking, did some teaching, then he became the Line Backers coach for the Baltimore Ravens.
After two years with the Ravens he came to the Niners with Mike Nolan.
For the last 3 and a half years he's been the Assistant Head Coach and inside Line Backers coach.
His rep is that he's a hard nosed detail oriented task master. And his players respect the hell out of him.
I'm pretty happy about this move, and I'm rooting for him big time.
(Now if Denise would only fire John.)
Mike Singletary took a couple of years off after his playing career... did some motivational speaking, did some teaching, then he became the Line Backers coach for the Baltimore Ravens.
After two years with the Ravens he came to the Niners with Mike Nolan.
For the last 3 and a half years he's been the Assistant Head Coach and inside Line Backers coach.
His rep is that he's a hard nosed detail oriented task master. And his players respect the hell out of him.
I'm pretty happy about this move, and I'm rooting for him big time.
(Now if Denise would only fire John.)
Geezer wrote:BMW
Mike Singletary took a couple of years off after his playing career... did some motivational speaking, did some teaching, then he became the Line Backers coach for the Baltimore Ravens.
After two years with the Ravens he came to the Niners with Mike Nolan.
For the last 3 and a half years he's been the Assistant Head Coach and inside Line Backers coach.
His rep is that he's a hard nosed detail oriented task master. And his players respect the hell out of him.
I pretty much read the same on Wiki.
Let's hope it turns the Niners around like Linehan's firing did for the Lambs, er, Rams... :victory:
Santonio Holmes is out for the Steelers' game versus the Giants after getting picked up by Pittsburgh police with 3 joints in the ashtray of his SUV. :omg: :ashamed:
Add to this no Willie Parker, no Bryant McFadden, no Marvel Smith (not necessarily bad) and possibly no Aaron Smith and Sunday's game against the Giants is looking even tougher, though not impossible if they can still manage to stop the run, get pressure on Eli, and protect the ball when they have it.... :fingerscrossed:
Add to this no Willie Parker, no Bryant McFadden, no Marvel Smith (not necessarily bad) and possibly no Aaron Smith and Sunday's game against the Giants is looking even tougher, though not impossible if they can still manage to stop the run, get pressure on Eli, and protect the ball when they have it.... :fingerscrossed:
^ Go Giants! :P
Chargers don't play defense for the first 3-1/2 quarters and lose, 37-30. :shakehead:
This is a very frustrating team to watch. :grumble:
This is a very frustrating team to watch. :grumble:
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