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Donkeys are going to have to play better than they did yesterday if they expect to beat New England. Pats had no trouble slicing and dicing a pretty good Colts team while the Broncos had their problems with the Chargers.

gaijinmark wrote:Donkeys are going to have to play better than they did yesterday if they expect to beat New England. Pats had no trouble slicing and dicing a pretty good Colts team while the Broncos had their problems with the Chargers.

I can't see either of them competing against the NFC's best... Figures that after a full season, the NFC will be represented by the best of the NFC West.

Niners are going to the house of horrors. :shamefulcry: At least they made it this far :applaud:

Peyton Manning definitely has a future in television after he retires. Here he is explaining why he calls out "Omaha", kind of a dry version of Don Meredith: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgEytquYusM

gaijinmark wrote:Donkeys are going to have to play better than they did yesterday if they expect to beat New England.

And they did. Especially on the defensive side of the football.

gaijinmark wrote:

And they did. Especially on the defensive side of the football.

They put a beat down on the Traitors.

At least the Broncos made it to the big game. :victory:

The three turnovers by Kaepernick killed the Niners.

That celebration by that a-hole Richard Sherman was low-class... I'm looking forward to him getting his comeuppance. :smack:

bmwracer wrote:At least the Broncos made it to the big game. :victory:

The three turnovers by Kaepernick killed the Niners.



That celebration by that a-hole Richard Sherman was low-class... I'm looking forward to him getting his comeuppance. :smack:

I hope Peyton Manning rips him apart :fingerscrossed:

bmwracer wrote:At least the Broncos made it to the big game. :victory:

The three turnovers by Kaepernick killed the Niners.

That celebration by that a-hole Richard Sherman was low-class... I'm looking forward to him getting his comeuppance. :smack:

Each to their own, Sherman definitely went over the top but he's not the jerk he's made out to be. He's highly intelligent and normally pretty respectful when in the media. He was pretty fired up and Crabtree apparently wanted to fight him at some charity event earlier on in the year.

Oh, and GO HAWKS!

Anime Dad wrote:Each to their own, Sherman definitely went over the top but he's not the jerk he's made out to be. He's highly intelligent and normally pretty respectful when in the media.

Sorry, but I can't buy into that, since it's not the first time he's been a jackass on TV after a game.

go Broncos :applaud: :applaud: :victory: :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
Sorry, but I can't buy into that, since it's not the first time he's been a jackass on TV after a game.

Oh, come on! Youfve got a guy like Sherman who is always fired up on the field anyway, who has literally just made the play in the biggest game of his life that puts his team into the Super Bowl, against a guy who hefs obviously got history with, from the Seahawksf biggest rivals, who are coached by his college coach who screwed him over? You can bet he and Crabtree were jawing at every opportunity during the game, too. The thing about Sherman is, he walks the talk. Opposing QBfs just donft throw on him. That was the second pass Kaerpernick threw his way during the whole game – he got called for PI on the first :P

Oh, and gfday, KT :)

The whole sideline interview thing is a really stupid idea. Someday the wrong player is going to be asked the wrong question at the wrong time and they're going to need a nuclear powered industrial strength steam shovel to remove the microphone from whichever orifice it ends up being lodged into.

gaijinmark wrote:The whole sideline interview thing is a really stupid idea. Someday the wrong player is going to be asked the wrong question at the wrong time and they're going to need a nuclear powered industrial strength steam shovel to remove the microphone from whichever orifice it ends up being lodged into.

Crap, I had a reply all typed up, then spilled a drink into my keyboard :(

I was wrong about Sherman and Crabtree: as it says on NFL.com:

Sherman cuts his end zone celebration with teammates short to track down Crabtree, hold out his right hand and say, "Helluva game, helluva game."

Crabtree doesn't say anything in the portion of the footage we obtained from NFL Films. His response is a swift hand shove to Sherman's facemask. It all backs the reports -- the legend really -- that the bad blood between the players started well before kickoff on Sunday.

Anime Dad wrote:Oh, come on! Youfve got a guy like Sherman who is always fired up on the field anyway, who has literally just made the play in the biggest game of his life that puts his team into the Super Bowl, against a guy who hefs obviously got history with, from the Seahawksf biggest rivals, who are coached by his college coach who screwed him over? You can bet he and Crabtree were jawing at every opportunity during the game, too. The thing about Sherman is, he walks the talk. Opposing QBfs just donft throw on him. That was the second pass Kaerpernick threw his way during the whole game – he got called for PI on the first :P

We agree to disagree.

Go Broncos.

bmwracer wrote:
We agree to disagree.
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No worries :) GO HAWKS!

Anime Dad wrote:

Oh, and gfday, KT :)

Good Day :woot:

I'm looking forward to Super Bowl Sunday, though i won't be able to watch it :shamefulcry:

Looking to see if Sherman is going to call another receiver "sorry" :sweat:

Still very bitter about the last play of the Niners vs. Seahawks game :grumble:

SEAHAWKS WIN!

Dominant performance - I dunno what happened to the Broncos. They couldn't even get out of first gear. I was hoping it was going to be a bit closer, actually.

Anime Dad wrote:Dominant performance - I dunno what happened to the Broncos. They couldn't even get out of first gear. I was hoping it was going to be a bit closer, actually.

First gear?

They couldn't even get it in gear. :shakehead:

The blown snap at the beginning was an omen... I stopped watching after the first quarter. :bleh: :bleh: :bleh:

bmwracer wrote:
First gear?

They couldn't even get it in gear. :shakehead:

The blown snap at the beginning was an omen... I stopped watching after the first quarter. :bleh: :bleh: :bleh:

I was really feeling sorry for the Broncos fans by that point. All that offensive dominance all year and they get blown out like that. It was over by half time, and if anyone thought otherwise Harvin's TD put an end to that.

And THAT is why the Hawks signed Harvin. Pure awesomeness :D