American Football (NFL, College, etc.)

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

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3 Jan 2012, 07:37 #4321
Slow starts are becoming a habit for the Pats. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:Giants on the verge of eliminating the Cowboys from any postseason play, leading 31-14, with 3:34 to go. :victory: :applaud: :dancing:

:bleh: I was hoping the Giants would choke like the Jets. But I should know better than relying on Romo to win a big game. :beaten:
3 Jan 2012, 12:18 #4322
Jav_sol wrote: :bleh: I was hoping the Giants would choke like the Jets.

I'll root for any team playing the Cowboys... Even the Raiders. :beaten:
8 Jan 2012, 14:10 #4323
Texans beat the Bengals, 31-10.

Saints beat the Lions, 45-28. :(
9 Jan 2012, 12:14 #4324
Giants shut down the Falcons, 24-2.

Broncos upset the Steelers, 29-23. :shocked:

Another week's worth of Tebow worship. :bleh:
9 Jan 2012, 15:20 #4325
bmwracer wrote:Broncos upset the Steelers, 29-23. :shocked:

Another week's worth of Tebow worship. :bleh:

I thought the Steelers would own Tebow. Well, I still think they would have if Ben didn't have a bum ankle. And how are you the division champion at 8-8 and get home field advantage?

Can he do it again against the Pats?

I just ran across this:

Tebow fans note that the 316 yards might signify Bible verse John 3:16.
9 Jan 2012, 20:02 #4326
Madoka wrote:
I thought the Steelers would own Tebow. Well, I still think they would have if Ben didn't have a bum ankle. And how are you the division champion at 8-8 and get home field advantage?


You answered your own question. The division winner always has home field over a wild card team regardless of record. If the Steelers had won their division, they'd have been at home, but they lost the tie-breaker with Baltimore when they got beat twice by the Ravens.

I don't think a healthy Ben would have made a difference. Any team that gives up 29 points in a playoff game is probably going to lose. For a guy that can't pass (according to the experts) Tebow made some pretty good throws, especially in that 2nd quarter.

One other thing about Tebow. I don't have an opinion one way or the other, but it's nice to see a professsional athlete that believes in something and stands up for his beliefs. Most pro athletes nowadays think deciding what kind of rims to get for their Escalade is making a political statement. :shakehead:
9 Jan 2012, 22:29 #4327
Madoka wrote:I thought the Steelers would own Tebow. Well, I still think they would have if Ben didn't have a bum ankle. And how are you the division champion at 8-8 and get home field advantage?

I agree with G-mark: Any defense that gives up 29 points usually loses...

And wasn't the Steeler defense the top rated defense in the NFL this year?

All the more embarrassing.

I just ran across this:

Tebow fans note that the 316 yards might signify Bible verse John 3:16.

Oh brother. :doh: :shakehead:

That's what makes me sick about his fans, more than him: This divine intervention crap. :bleh:
10 Jan 2012, 23:11 #4328
Totally forgot that there was a BCS Championship game last night... The fact that it was only on cable didn't help, either.

'Bama beat LSU, 21-0.
12 Jan 2012, 08:10 #4329
bmwracer wrote:Totally forgot that there was a BCS Championship game last night... The fact that it was only on cable didn't help, either.

'Bama beat LSU, 21-0.


The Alabama defense was all over LSU, but it wasn't a good game at all. :sweat:
12 Jan 2012, 08:51 #4330
Jav_sol wrote:The Alabama defense was all over LSU, but it wasn't a good game at all. :sweat:

Lots of field goals and one TD... Not sorry I missed it.
15 Jan 2012, 11:31 #4331
The best day to be a 49ers fan in about 17 years. What a game and a win over the saints. :dancing:
15 Jan 2012, 14:21 #4332
mrsmith10 wrote:The best day to be a 49ers fan in about 17 years. What a game and a win over the saints. :dancing:

The last couple of minutes in the game had to have been one of the most exciting in recent history... More so, since the Niners won, 36-32.

Patriots blow out the Broncos and Tim Tebow, 45-10... And the game wasn't even that close.
16 Jan 2012, 02:09 #4333
bmwracer wrote:
The last couple of minutes in the game had to have been one of the most exciting in recent history...


Agreed. Those last few minutes of the game had me on the jumping and yelling. So exciting to see and I'm glad the 49ers came out with the win.
16 Jan 2012, 04:18 #4334
deseipher wrote:Agreed. Those last few minutes of the game had me on the jumping and yelling. So exciting to see and I'm glad the 49ers came out with the win.

Yup.

My brother and I jumped out of our seats numerous times in those final minutes. :woot:
16 Jan 2012, 05:57 #4335
bmwracer wrote:
Yup.

My brother and I jumped out of our seats numerous times in those final minutes. :woot:


:woot: <-----look you're doing it again!
16 Jan 2012, 12:34 #4336
Ravens beat the Texans 20-13.

Giants upset the Packers, 37-20... Packers weak defense got exposed big time and four turnovers killed them.

After a great day of football yesterday, today was crap. :(
17 Jan 2012, 08:23 #4337
Another post season meeting with the Ravens. As long as the Pats can get the quick start. :fingerscrossed:

bmwracer wrote:Giants upset the Packers, 37-20... Packers weak defense got exposed big time and four turnovers killed them.

The refs in that game were terrible. :sweat:
17 Jan 2012, 12:20 #4338
Jav_sol wrote:The refs in that game were terrible. :sweat:

Yeah, a number of crappy calls... Though I doubt it would've made a whole lot of difference, since the Pack got outplayed on both sides of the ball.
17 Jan 2012, 14:31 #4339
Between the Giants and the Packers, I'm more worried about the Giants even though it's a home game.
17 Jan 2012, 14:44 #4340
dochira wrote:Between the Giants and the Packers, I'm more worried about the Giants even though it's a home game.

Giants do seem to be peaking at the right time, but after Saturday's game, Niners have some momentum of their own. :victory:

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