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Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #675 on: Thursday 27 November 2008, 08:49:21 PM »
293 yards rushing allowed.  :kasper:

That's ridiculously bad. What are the chances of Detroit losing it's franchise? The place seems in disarray and there were loads of empty seats - not a good sign.
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Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #676 on: Thursday 27 November 2008, 09:06:22 PM »
You probably shouldn't average the rating over multiple seasons at all, but I take your point.  Wins are an important factor, but it may flatter the quarterback.  Trent Dilfer won a Super Bowl, as did Brad Johnson, Ben Roethlisberger and Eli Manning (who is certainly better this season than he was for most of last season when he won it all).  If you want to talk about "all time" greatness it is difficult to argue with this list:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Quarterbacks_with_multiple_Super_Bowl_starts



No Manning or Marino?

Yeah, pretty easy to argue with that tbh.

Think it goes to show that pass-heavy offenses just don't win the Superbowl. Even in the year Peyton won it, he actually had a miserable post-season (3 tds, 7 ints). Pass-heavy offenses excel in the regular season, but in the postseason, you play better teams and thus your team needs to be all-rounded to be successful. Last year's Patriots' team is a good example having a one-dimensional offense.

I read a stat from TMQ last year that said that the team with the 'best' passing offense in the league hasn't won the Superbowl in an eon. So actually, Peyton's only been padding his stats his whole career :razz: selfish f***er. He should pass less if he wants to win.

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Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #677 on: Thursday 27 November 2008, 11:18:14 PM »
Are you guys getting these halftime shows? Broadcasting s*** like this to us is torture, but I think sending it overseas must be some sort of declaration of war.

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Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #678 on: Thursday 27 November 2008, 11:19:46 PM »
Are you guys getting these halftime shows? Broadcasting s*** like this to us is torture, but I think sending it overseas must be some sort of declaration of war.

:nods:

 :undecided:
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Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #679 on: Friday 28 November 2008, 12:14:35 AM »
Why have they insisted on putting the only decent game of the day on at 1:30am? please, please, put the dross on later in the day. PLEASE.



Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #680 on: Friday 28 November 2008, 04:30:52 AM »
It really is a farce that a team like the Eagles will almost certainly fail to qualify for the playoffs while the Cardinals will walk it.  The f***ing second seed wild card in the NFC is going to be, at a minimum, 10-6 or possibly even 11-5. 

Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #681 on: Friday 28 November 2008, 08:14:20 AM »
It really is a farce that a team like the Eagles will almost certainly fail to qualify for the playoffs while the Cardinals will walk it.  The f***ing second seed wild card in the NFC is going to be, at a minimum, 10-6 or possibly even 11-5. 

f*** that. Send McNabb to the glue factory.



Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #682 on: Friday 28 November 2008, 08:42:13 AM »
I miss Michael Vick  :-[

Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #683 on: Friday 28 November 2008, 09:02:27 AM »
I don't.

Matt Ryan is teh saviour.



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Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #684 on: Friday 28 November 2008, 07:42:37 PM »
I miss Michael Vick  :-[

Aye, so do I on Madden.

Vince Young is a poor, poor mans Michael Vick.
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Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #685 on: Friday 28 November 2008, 09:20:33 PM »
In the short time I've followed NFL, my favorite players have been Vick, Sean Taylor, Ed Reed, and Ray Lewis. Very depressing what happened to the first two on that list. Vick actually reminded me of Oba because he would do incredible things one play, and something really stupid the next. I'm not a big fan of the finesse passing play that some teams use, boring to me.

Constantly pulled down by the mediocrity of others.

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Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #686 on: Friday 28 November 2008, 09:36:49 PM »
I miss Michael Vick  :-[

Aye, so do I on Madden.

Vince Young is a poor, poor mans Michael Vick.

Ah yes....the time tested Madden strategy of picking the Falcons, lining up with 5 receivers you have no intention of throwing to (except maybe Crumpler when he is wide, wide open) and then just taking off with Vick up the sideline.  Gold.

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Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #687 on: Friday 28 November 2008, 09:51:51 PM »
I miss Michael Vick  :-[

Aye, so do I on Madden.

Vince Young is a poor, poor mans Michael Vick.

Ah yes....the time tested Madden strategy of picking the Falcons, lining up with 5 receivers you have no intention of throwing to (except maybe Crumpler when he is wide, wide open) and then just taking off with Vick up the sideline.  Gold.

Yep!  :snod:
Of course. I've been grooming Pedro for ages just to get a crack at that starfish.

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Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #688 on: Friday 28 November 2008, 09:52:38 PM »
In the short time I've followed NFL, my favorite players have been Vick, Sean Taylor, Ed Reed, and Ray Lewis. Very depressing what happened to the first two on that list. Vick actually reminded me of Oba because he would do incredible things one play, and something really stupid the next. I'm not a big fan of the finesse passing play that some teams use, boring to me.

I love Ed Reed.

Nails tbh.
Of course. I've been grooming Pedro for ages just to get a crack at that starfish.

Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #689 on: Saturday 29 November 2008, 12:41:50 PM »
Hated Vick, glad he's gone tbh and hope he never returns.

Polamalu is probably my favourite non-Bronco, guy is amazing.

Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #690 on: Saturday 29 November 2008, 05:19:26 PM »
Breaking news that Plexico Burress has apparently shot himself in the leg with a shotgun by mistake.

:lol:

Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #691 on: Saturday 29 November 2008, 05:34:25 PM »
Breaking news that Plexico Burress has apparently shot himself in the leg with a shotgun by mistake.

:lol:

Typical.  The one weekend I actually want the Giants to win and Plaxico decides to blow his leg off.

Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #692 on: Saturday 29 November 2008, 05:46:23 PM »
He was out with a hamstring injury anyway at least.

Got to figure this is him done for the year though, if it's any proper sort of proper gunshot wound at all.

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Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #693 on: Sunday 30 November 2008, 01:57:37 AM »
:lol: f***ing idiot.

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Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #694 on: Sunday 30 November 2008, 02:23:10 AM »
Yous serious about Plaxico?

If so then  :doh: :lol:

He has always struck me as being like a 14 year old in a 30 odd year old mans body anyway going by his general demeanor in interviews and such so really it shouldnt surprise me.

This reminds me of the time Jack Del Rio put a huge log and an axe in the locker room and got his players to chop the wood to psyche them up only for one of them to chop a lump of their foot off!  :lol:
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Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #695 on: Sunday 30 November 2008, 02:29:29 AM »
Yous serious about Plaxico?

If so then  :doh: :lol:

He has always struck me as being like a 14 year old in a 30 odd year old mans body anyway going by his general demeanor in interviews and such so really it shouldnt surprise me.

This reminds me of the time Jack Del Rio put a huge log and an axe in the locker room and got his players to chop the wood to psyche them up only for one of them to chop a lump of their foot off!  :lol:

:lol: was the kicker iirc.

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Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #696 on: Sunday 30 November 2008, 02:31:06 AM »
Yous serious about Plaxico?

If so then  :doh: :lol:

He has always struck me as being like a 14 year old in a 30 odd year old mans body anyway going by his general demeanor in interviews and such so really it shouldnt surprise me.

This reminds me of the time Jack Del Rio put a huge log and an axe in the locker room and got his players to chop the wood to psyche them up only for one of them to chop a lump of their foot off!  :lol:

:lol: was the kicker iirc.

Aye it was which makes it doubly funny!  :lol:
Of course. I've been grooming Pedro for ages just to get a crack at that starfish.

Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #697 on: Sunday 30 November 2008, 06:00:33 PM »
Not looking forward to today.

The Bretts are gonna absolutely flatten Denver, unless Cutler has one of his inspired days. Such a one man team, no defense, no running game and s*** special teams. I always picture Shanahan giving the teamtalk just like The Fonz in 'Waterboy'.

"C'mon guys, we're a team. Jay can't do this by himself, you've got to help him out."

*Pulls Cutler aside as the rest of the team run onto the field*

"OK Jay, if we're gonna win this thing you're gonna have to do it by yourself because nobody else on this team is any good. So, can you do it for me?"

Cutler: "Not only will I do it for you coach, but.... buh... yes, yes I'll do it for you"

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Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #698 on: Sunday 30 November 2008, 06:07:58 PM »
Giants/Skins is going to be a great game.

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Re: NFL Season 2008 Thread
« Reply #699 on: Sunday 30 November 2008, 06:10:47 PM »
7-0 Giants already.