American Football (NFL, College, etc.)

4 Jan 2009, 11:47 #2601

gaijinmark wrote:And Cardinals win their first playoff game since McKinley was president :victory:

Heh. :hehe:

4 Jan 2009, 12:32 #2602

Colts and Chargers in OT, 17-17. :sweat:

The lack of a running game for the Colts is probably going to cost them the game.

4 Jan 2009, 12:39 #2603

Colts lose in OT, 23-17. :shakehead: :shakehead: :shakehead:

Chargers seem to always have their number.

4 Jan 2009, 13:42 #2604

gaijinmark wrote:And Cardinals win their first HOME playoff game since McKinley was president :victory:

They beat the Vikings in the Metrodome and the Cowboys at Texas Stadium in 1998.

4 Jan 2009, 13:52 #2605

pearl jam wrote:They beat the Vikings in the Metrodome and the Cowboys at Texas Stadium in 1998.

Wasn't McKinley President at the time? :beaten:

4 Jan 2009, 14:01 #2606

bmwracer wrote:
Wasn't McKinley President at the time? :beaten:

Hmm.... You could be right, however, I have this vague memory of a guy involved in some kind of scandal with an intern at that time....

4 Jan 2009, 14:53 #2607

pearl jam wrote:Hmm.... You could be right, however, I have this vague memory of a guy involved in some kind of scandal with an intern at that time....

That'd be FDR.... Or maybe Eisenhower. :P

5 Jan 2009, 07:02 #2608

Baltimore defeats Miami, 27-9, thanks to five Miami turnovers.

5 Jan 2009, 08:54 #2609

Eagles defeat the Vikings, 26-14.

Both home teams lost today.

Both home teams won yesterday.

Weird. :headscratch:

5 Jan 2009, 08:58 #2610

bmwracer wrote:Eagles defeat the Vikings, 26-14.

Both home teams lost today.

Both home teams won yesterday.

Weird. :headscratch:

Hmmm.... that is super and totally weird. What do you think it means?

5 Jan 2009, 09:06 #2611

bmwracer wrote:Eagles defeat the Vikings, 26-14.

Both home teams lost today.

Both home teams won yesterday.

Weird. :headscratch:

Not really surprising, both Miami and Minnesota were never playoff caliber teams.

5 Jan 2009, 09:12 #2612

Jav_sol wrote:Not really surprising, both Miami and Minnesota were never playoff caliber teams.

But Arizona won. :beaten:

I'm still sick about the Colts losing... San Diego is like Krytonite to them. :puppydog:

5 Jan 2009, 09:14 #2613

bmwracer wrote:
But Arizona won. :beaten:

I'm still sick about the Colts losing... San Diego is like Krytonite to them. :puppydog:

What is Krytonite ? :headscratch:

5 Jan 2009, 09:54 #2614

Kryptonite is what weakens/kills Superman.

5 Jan 2009, 10:41 #2615

Jav_sol wrote:

Not really surprising, both Miami and Minnesota were never playoff caliber teams.

At least those 2 teams won 10+ games each. Both SD and Arizona lucked out as 8-8 teams (pathetic!) and got into the playoffs cause of their sorry divisions. :shakehead:

5 Jan 2009, 10:44 #2616

bmwracer wrote:I'm still sick about the Colts losing...

Not sure, but I thought you were a Chargers fan? Or did you jump off the bandwagon earlier this season ... :doh:

5 Jan 2009, 10:47 #2617

pearl jam wrote:Kryptonite is what weakens/kills Superman.

Yea, but that's different. "Kry-tonite" is what Peyton Manning and the Colts are doing today. :nut:

5 Jan 2009, 11:27 #2618

adub2adub wrote:Not sure, but I thought you were a Chargers fan? Or did you jump off the bandwagon earlier this season ... :doh:

I'll always pick the Colts over the Bolts.

I suppose I have to root for them over the Steelers now. :grumble:

6 Jan 2009, 07:02 #2619

bmwracer wrote:
I'll always pick the Colts over the Bolts.

I suppose I have to root for them over the Steelers now. :grumble:

You could always root for the Steelers. ;) :hehe:

6 Jan 2009, 08:25 #2620

pearl jam wrote:You could always root for the Steelers. ;) :hehe:

That wouldn't be right. :P :hehe:

General Discussion Page 131 of 239