pcmodem wrote:Part of the reason why he has so many interceptions the last few seasons is that he feels akin to the old John Elway (pre-Terrell Davis) and old Dan Marino, that he has to make everything happen. So he forces too many balls into coverages that he should not.
Yep, he forced a lot of stuff into coverage the last couple of years... Living off his legend one too many times...
Favre's also got a big problem... lack of supporting cast compared to his Superbowl days.
Part of the reason why he has so many interceptions the last few seasons is that he feels akin to the old John Elway (pre-Terrell Davis) and old Dan Marino, that he has to make everything happen. So he forces too many balls into coverages that he should not.
Yea... freaking AHMAN GREEN :beaten: Still a great talent and that consecutive game streak! I'm still baffled at how he threw a TD with a concusion in that NYG game. No way Favre will be retiring any time soon.
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Who's a pleasant surprise this year is Kurt Warner. Now that he's actually healthy, he's one of the main reasons why the Giants are 4W-1L. That gives the Giants the luxury of bringing along Eli Manning at a more reasonable pace.
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I think even more surprising is Tiki Barber. Leader in rushing yards and total yards this year. He's on pace to break Marshal Faulk's total yard record! Let's hope Barber doesn't run out of steam now.
I think even more surprising is Tiki Barber. Leader in rushing yards and total yards this year. He's on pace to break Marshal Faulk's total yard record! Let's hope Barber doesn't run out of steam now.
Let's just hope he doesn't regain his fumbilitis he had before...hopefully he successfully passed that on to Ahman Green. :hehe:
I think even more surprising is Tiki Barber. Leader in rushing yards and total yards this year. He's on pace to break Marshal Faulk's total yard record! Let's hope Barber doesn't run out of steam now.
Well, Brett Favre has been making noises about retirement since 2002, like Barry Bonds. Given the state of the Packers and the state of his health, I can see Favre hanging it up around 2005 or 2006.
Remember, Favre is 35 now and has played Quarterback like a Fullback. He's taken a beating during his years.
Tiki is doing awesome. His bro's having a solid year too. Ma' Barber's gotta be damn proud! :jumpie:
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I think even more surprising is Tiki Barber. Leader in rushing yards and total yards this year. He's on pace to break Marshal Faulk's total yard record! Let's hope Barber doesn't run out of steam now.
Here's a good blurb on Tiki Barber from the San Francisco Chronicle:
"Barber a hit: Running back Tiki Barber of the Giants has gone over 100 yards rushing in four of five games and is on pace for 2,614 yards from scrimmage this season, which would be an NFL record. But the key statistic through the first five games is this one: No fumbles. Barber has fumbled 35 times in the last four seasons."
Portis has had a lot of problems holding onto the ball. Tiki has been amazing this year, and so has Curtis Martin who many people thought was way past his prime and would have a terrible year.
i think whoever has ol' tiki in their fantasy team should sell high on him. there is NO WAY he will keep up this torrent pace. (Over 2600 yds this yr? no frickin way)
So... do I take the one game winning streak to heart and get up early enough to watch the game live?
Or do I set the timer on the VCR.
Dang! That question never used to come up.
Sell the Freakin' team, York!
Interesting story in the S.F. Chron about Ellison's possible interest in buying a team... and to a lesser extent, his possible interest in buying the Niners.
There wasn't much of substance to the story, and Ellison's people wouldn't comment... but it sure was a loud, and blunt, public condemnation of York's ownership.
So... do I take the one game winning streak to heart and get up early enough to watch the game live?
Or do I set the timer on the VCR.
Dang! That question never used to come up.
Sell the Freakin' team, York!
Interesting story in the S.F. Chron about Ellison's possible interest in buying a team... and to a lesser extent, his possible interest in buying the Niners.
There wasn't much of substance to the story, and Ellison's people wouldn't comment... but it sure was a loud, and blunt, public condemnation of York's ownership.
Ugh. Don't get me started on that egomaniac Ellison. Must be a relative of Mark Cuban.
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