American Football (NFL, College, etc.)

Started by Geezer · 17 Aug 2004 · 4,773 replies

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29 Dec 2008, 06:34 #2581
So far so good: :thumbsup:

Bears lose and are eliminated, 31-24.

Saints lose, 33-31.

Colts win, 23-0.

Falcons win, 31-27.

EDIT: More good news: Eagles hammering the Cowboys in the first half, 27-3. :applaud: :applaud: :applaud:
29 Dec 2008, 08:02 #2582
Eagles currently up 44-3 as the Cowboys' season is going down in flames, and turnovers. Owens and Williams will have plenty of time to whine in the off-season. :hehe:

Nice to see the Texans finish the season with a win to finish 8-8. Now they just have to avoid starting out next season in a hole, and they might have a shot at the playoffs.
29 Dec 2008, 09:10 #2583
gaijinmark wrote:In keeping with the Thanksgiving theme, all 3 games were turkeys. :bleh: (I wonder if the Lions can run the table and go 0-16 :woot: )
Yes they can!!! :woot: [/list:u] Edit: Donkeys going down in flames trailing the 'Bolts 24-6 at the half. Hard to decide who had the biggest 2nd half collapse, Denver, Tampa Bay, or the Jets. :headscratch: [/list:u]
29 Dec 2008, 11:35 #2584
bmwracer wrote:So far so good: :thumbsup:


Colts win, 23-0.

Falcons win, 31-27.

EDIT: More good news: Eagles hammering the Cowboys in the first half, 27-3. :applaud: :applaud: :applaud:
yea it is :woot:
:shocked: but the Patriots won 13-0 :woot: over the Bills
bu then again ..... :shakehead:
29 Dec 2008, 12:20 #2585
gaijinmark wrote: Yes they can!!! :woot: [/list:u] Edit: Donkeys going down in flames trailing the 'Bolts 24-6 at the half. Hard to decide who had the biggest 2nd half collapse, Denver, Tampa Bay, or the Jets. :headscratch: [/list:u]

I really think they have to share that award... They can fight over it while watching the other teams in the playoffs. :hehe:

Unbelievable. :shakehead:
30 Dec 2008, 02:11 #2586
I would have to choose the Bucs. They knew they had to win this one, and they lose to the Raiders.....at home..... way to stick it to Gruden, I suppose.
30 Dec 2008, 02:25 #2587
I'm pretty happy with the teams that are in the playoffs...

And overjoyed to see New England and Dallas out. :victory: :dancing: :woot:
30 Dec 2008, 07:40 #2588
bmwracer wrote:And overjoyed to see New England and Dallas out. :victory: :dancing: :woot:


I share those sentiments .... anytime T.O. and Belicheat is out of the playoffs and spotlight, it's a good thing.
30 Dec 2008, 07:43 #2589
gaijinmark wrote: Hard to decide who had the biggest 2nd half collapse, Denver, Tampa Bay, or the Jets. :headscratch:


Jets basically gave the AFC East title away .... as the Manginius gets canned. Hopefully this was only the precursor to Favre going away and retiring for good. :fingerscrossed:
30 Dec 2008, 08:04 #2590
adub2adub wrote:Jets basically gave the AFC East title away .... as the Manginius gets canned. Hopefully this was only the precursor to Favre going away and retiring for good. :fingerscrossed:

Favre crashed and burned in that final game... Didn't realize he threw that many picks (22) for the season... :sweat:
30 Dec 2008, 15:42 #2591
Cowboys, not Lions, were top flops

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=dw-cowboys122808&prov=yhoo&type=lgns
31 Dec 2008, 08:07 #2592
Broncos fire Mike Shanahan after their monumental collapse in the AFC West division. :shocked:
31 Dec 2008, 08:41 #2593
bmwracer wrote:Broncos fire Mike Shanahan after their monumental collapse in the AFC West division. :shocked:
Didn't see that one coming. I wonder if they'll try to steal Kubiak from Houston, he was an assistant in Denver for a long time and has done a pretty job in Texas. [/list:u]
31 Dec 2008, 09:08 #2594
gaijinmark wrote: Didn't see that one coming. I wonder if they'll try to steal Kubiak from Houston, he was an assistant in Denver for a long time and has done a pretty job in Texas. [/list:u]

I've wondered a lot of times is it really the coach's fault... It's the players who have to execute in the end... :sweat:
31 Dec 2008, 16:02 #2595
bmwracer wrote:
I've wondered a lot of times is it really the coach's fault... It's the players who have to execute in the end... :sweat:


It's almost always a combination of both ... adding management to the list as well. If the head coach didn't really effect the team that much, why have one?
31 Dec 2008, 22:39 #2596
If the team wins, the players executed the coach's brilliant plan flawlessly.

If the team loses, the players failed to execute the coach's brilliant game plan.

:beaten:
2 Jan 2009, 09:47 #2597
bmwracer wrote:GO NITTANY LIONS!!!!
Well, they put up about as much resistance as a Kleenex box (make that a USED Kleenex box) in the first half, so I went and washed my car. :beaten: [/list:u]
2 Jan 2009, 13:03 #2598
gaijinmark wrote: Well, they put up about as much resistance as a Kleenex box (make that a USED Kleenex box) in the first half, so I went and washed my car. :beaten: [/list:u]

Yup, I figured it was a loser game, but I had hopes. :shakehead:

The Big Ten is a Rose Bowl doormat for Pac-10 teams.

Speaking of Pac-10 teams, all of them have won their bowl games so far. :victory:

... The boring-est of which was the Sun Bowl, 3-0, Oregon State over Pittsburgh yesterday... :bleh:
4 Jan 2009, 06:37 #2599
First wild card game, Atlanta vs. Arizona, is currently on... I like both teams so I don't know who to root for. :sweat:

Arizona leads, 14-3, in the second quarter.
4 Jan 2009, 09:19 #2600
And Cardinals win their first playoff game since McKinley was president :victory:

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