American Football (NFL, College, etc.)

Pats get an easy win at Philadelphia to stay atop the AFC East.

Tebow does it again, as the Broncos beat Chargers in OT.

Jets managed to keep the season alive by beating the Bills.

Colts lose again, 29-17, to the Panthers... :(

Chiefs defense plays a stellar game, but their offense is offensive, so they lose to the Steelers, 13-9. :bleh:

Jav_sol wrote:
Tebow does it again, as the Broncos beat Chargers in OT.

The defense keeps them in the game and offense figures out a way to win it. Kind of like the teams Denver had in the late '70s although those teams had a much better defense (Randy Gradishar, Lyle Alzado, Billy Thompson, Ruben Carter, et al).

Funny thing is, back then the Broncos quarterback was Craig Morton and the complaint was he couldn't scramble he was a classic drop back passer. Now they complain that Tebow can't throw. :crazy:

shin2 wrote:

Joe Kapp--that's a name I haven't heard in awhile. I didn't know he went to Hart H.S.

Tough guy, real good leader.

And even though he's 73 now, he can still take care of himself (Joe's on the left in the video): http://fifthdown.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/11/28/joe-kapp-the-c-f-l-and-a-48-year-old-grudge/?src=me&ref=sports

gaijinmark wrote:The defense keeps them in the game and offense figures out a way to win it.

The complete opposite of what the Chiefs did last night, offense tried hard to lose the game. :beaten: Palko probably won't start again.

Saints take apart the Giants, 49-24... G-Men have now lost three straight.

Seahawks beat the Eagles, 31-14.

Time to stick a fork in the Dream Team?

bmwracer wrote:Time to stick a fork in the Dream Team?

I'd think so.

UCLA (not surprisingly) gets routed by Oregon, 49-31 in the Pac-12 Championship.

Colts lose to the Patriots, 31-24... Closing in on 0-16. :sweat:

Cowboys lose to the Cardinals in OT, 19-16. :victory: :applaud: :woot:

Doesn't get any better than this. :dancing:

Lions learn they're not in the same class with the Saints, losing 31-17.

Packers have to work hard to remain undefeated, beating the Giants, 38-35.

Niners shut out the Rams, 26-0.

bmwracer wrote:Lions learn they're not in the same class with the Saints, losing 31-17.

Packers have to work hard to remain undefeated, beating the Giants, 38-35.

Niners shut out the Rams, 26-0.

Glad to see the 49ers clinch a playoff spot, but they still have some work to do if they want to get a first-round bye. Hopefully Willis isn't hurt too badly and can play.

deseipher wrote:Glad to see the 49ers clinch a playoff spot, but they still have some work to do if they want to get a first-round bye. Hopefully Willis isn't hurt too badly and can play.

Four games to go, only one at home...

Their remaining schedule:

At Arizona
Pittsburgh (:sweat:)
At Seattle
At St. Louis

bmwracer wrote:Colts lose to the Patriots, 31-24... Closing in on 0-16. :sweat:

Not a good first & fourth quaters by the Pats. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:Lions learn they're not in the same class with the Saints, losing 31-17.

Penalties really hurt Detroit.

bmwracer wrote:Cowboys lose to the Cardinals in OT, 19-16. :victory: :applaud: :woot:

Knowing there was a good chance Giants would lose to GB, Dallas should have won this game.

bmwracer wrote:Colts lose to the Patriots, 31-24... Closing in on 0-16. :sweat:

by watching the scoring they fought in this one ...right?? :headscratch: :( didn't get to see the game

suzzy wrote:by watching the scoring they fought in this one ...right?? :headscratch:

Colts scored 21 points in the fourth.

Jav_sol wrote:
Colts scored 21 points in the fourth.

wow really in the fourth huh ...ok ok ... but I mean they are done for ... they are now 0-14 right ...my poor colts
:shamefulcry:

suzzy wrote:wow really in the fourth huh ...ok ok ... but I mean they are done for ... they are now 0-14 right ...my poor colts
:shamefulcry:

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