:lol: :lol: Had great pleasure watching the Giants lose to the Seahawks in OT, 24-21, particularly since Giants' tight end Jeremy Schockey was hamming it up on the sidelines, thinking that they has won the game in regulation.
"It ain't over 'til it's over," fool. :hehe: :hehe: :hehe:
gaijin mark wrote:Ever since they left Baltimore(that should give you some idea how old I am!) I've hated the Colts!! :bleh:
Hmm, the Colts left Baltimore in 1984, so that makes you.....?? :headscratch:
Colts win, 26-7, pretty much dominating the Steelers. If it wasn't for that pick by Troy Polamahu and subsequent TD, the Steelers woulda got shut out. :hehe:
It'll be a good game though. They've got what, a total of at least a couple dozen NFL picks between just these two teams? Though I'd love to see an easy win for SC, I'd rather it be a close game. Make it worth my afternoon to cut outta work... uhh, I mean finish ALL my sh*t early THEN leave. :naughty: :victory:
I thought that was when the Cardinals went to Phoenix, no, that was when the Raiders went back to Oakland, wait,,, that was when Houston moved to Tennessee, at some point I know the Denver Broncos will be in New York because the Giants moved to Seattle after the Seahawks went to Osaka :bonk:
In 1946 the San Francisco 49ers began playing as part of the All America Conference at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco.
Then, just 4 years later, in 1950, the team jumped willy-nilly from the All America Conference to the NFL, playing their games at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco.
Then, in 1971, the team moved yet again, from their home at Kezar to the newly built stadium at Candlestick Point, in San Francisco.
All this hopping and skipping around can make it really rough on the fans. How do you keep it all straight?