American Football (NFL, College, etc.)

bmwracer wrote:Colts defeat the Texans, 30-17. :woot:

:woot: :mrgreen: yay!!!!!! :dancing: :dancing:

Jav_sol wrote:
He's thinking that he wants to come back, at least that's what he indicated during his post game "press conference."

Aww .. too bad hard luck dude LOL :beatyou: :beatyou: :beatyou:

Jav_sol wrote:

Next stop Tennessee.

http://sports.espn.go.com/boston/news/story?id=5760968

well good for him!! :bonk: He's lucky he good at what he does ...right :mrgreen:

suzzy wrote:He's lucky he good at what he does ...right :mrgreen:

He's very good... But also good at being a pain in the neck as well. :shakehead:

Cleveland thoroughly dominates New England, 34-14. :mrgreen:

Pats' fall victim to the trap game and lose to the Browns. There's too much to list everything that went wrong. :shakehead: I expect them to show up next week, since that's where their minds were. McCoy had a second consecutive good game. Hillis had a good game as well.

Detroit was Detroit and lose to Jets in OT. :beaten:
Speaking of bad teams, Bills lose again. :mrgreen:

Third loss in a row by 3 points for Buffalo/Orchard Park/Toronto Bills, maybe they need to put in the Jills. :naughty: Pats had better get going soon, Steelers and Colts coming up, they're 6-2 but they're not as impressive as the record looks, also need to get Welker involved in the offense, it's like they're playing 10 on 11 having him go out 5 yards and wait for a dump off, teams now know how to defense their dump-off game. :beaten:

Jav_sol wrote:Pats' fall victim to the trap game and lose to the Browns. There's too much to list everything that went wrong. :shakehead:

The only thing that went wrong for the Pats was they didn't show up to play.

The Browns' Peyton Hillis racked up almost 200 yards on the ground against the Pats.

hitomi #1 wrote:Pats had better get going soon, Steelers and Colts coming up, they're 6-2 but they're not as impressive as the record looks

Colts are hurting big time: Clark is out, Collie suffered a concussion today, along aith a bunch of other injured players... Halfway through, this doesn't look good for them.

Yeah, losing Clark is a big loss for them, already have no running game and as usual just a so-so defense. :sweat: AFC is wide open, some teams have good records but don't seem to be that good. Hate to say it because I'm not a fan of theirs, but the Jets :usuck: could easily go 12-4, 13-3, only have the Pats and Steelers left as far as tough teams go, really won't have to play well to get the top seed. :bleh:

Packers demolish the Cowboys, 45-7. :victory: :applaud:

G-Men thrash the Seahawks in Seattle, 41-7, :hehe:

Watching a Pete Carroll team get routed is always a good day in football. :victory:

ah man My teams took a hard loss this week ... well one more than other ... :shamefulcry:

Jav_sol wrote:Pats' fall victim to the trap game and lose to the Browns. There's too much to list everything that went wrong. :shakehead:

Oh boy ... and lost 10 points at that... which was they were winning with over everyone they beat ( well most of the time)LOL :hehe: :puppydog:

bmwracer wrote:
Colts are hurting big time: Clark is out, Collie suffered a concussion today, along aith a bunch of other injured players... Halfway through, this doesn't look good for them.

yea but lets hope those other players can earn what they are being paid LOL

bmwracer wrote:Packers demolish the Cowboys, 45-7. :victory: :applaud:

U know what the cowboys need stop playing for this season because it looks like they not in it this year :shakehead:

Breaking news: Looks like the Cowboys' Jerry Jones has fired Wade Phillips.

He should've fired himself first.

bmwracer wrote:Breaking news: Looks like the Cowboys' Jerry Jones has fired Wade Phillips.

He should've fired himself first.

:rofl: :rofl:

Freakin' Cowboys. Always one step ahead of the Niners.

bmwracer wrote:Watching a Pete Carroll team get routed is always a good day in football. :victory:

Never liked him when he was here. He seems more like a HS football coach rather than someone who belong in the NFL.