I thought today might be a tougher one for them.
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I thought today might be a tougher one for them.
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Originally Posted by Patler
They played a very good game on defense, giving up just 3 points outside of the 7 late garbage time.
Not sure why they didn't have the effort against Green Bay.
Because of Green Bay's prolific, unstoppable offense??? :-| :huh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rastak
GB smelled blood in the water. :) Actually, GB is playing like a team that is looking to 3-4 games in January. They do that too much and they may have January off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rastak
Jimmy Graham just blew out his knee (guess ACL). Non-contact - looked as harmless as Nelson's.
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Originally Posted by mraynrand
Yea, they did come out determined and played really well on defense against the Vikings.
Damn Cards just won.
I thought the Vikings might have been too tight against the Packers -- too hot to show they were the top dogs -- and they ran into a desperate Packers team.
After today, I think both the Packers and Vikings are playoff teams in an NFC that is struggling as a whole.
I turned on the radio as the Falcons drove to Minny's 1, down 7-3. They then proceeded to get a penalty on a TD run that moved them back 15 yards and Ryan threw an INT a couple of plays later. That was pretty much the ballgame and, from what I can tell, characteristic of the Falcons as of late.Quote:
Originally Posted by Patler
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Originally Posted by denverYooper
Yea, it was a cheap ass block from behind they called, really dangerous. That was pretty much it from them as the Vikings turned them over about 3 times.
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Originally Posted by denverYooper
Seahawks aren't the dominant team they were but they are feisty. That was quite a game just now against the Steelers, who threw for 490 yards but 4 INT. They'd be a more dangerous 6 seed than Atlanta.
As a Gb fan that now lives in Atlanta I knew I was in an unenviable position of having to root for the Falcons today. They have been in free fall the last several weeks, and Devonta Freeman was out. The pack provided a simple blueprint to beating Minny....limit AP and don't turn the ball over. Atl did neither.Quote:
Originally Posted by Patler
Yea, agree. Was hoping they'd go down today along with Arizona.Quote:
Originally Posted by denverYooper
Mn playing better football right now than the Packers. Then again, so are most other teams.
Coach Petey says its his patella.Quote:
Originally Posted by mraynrand
except when they play the Packers. But never say die, buddy!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rutnstrut
I know it's wrong, but I was rooting for the Vikings yesterday. I want the NFC North to be as strong as possible. If the Packers can't beat Vikes at home, they aren't good enough to do anything in the playoffs anyhoo.
Browns hosed twice on same play they got beaten on?
http://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2015/12/...efs-blown-call
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CVHcIFcUAAEdIL7.jpg:large
On the return, the kicker was also illegally blocked in the back. The refs just wanted to get the hell out of there - and make sure Cleveland gets the #1 overall pick.
That's how things go at the #factoryofsadness
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Originally Posted by pbmax
That's a former Packer in the red circle.
There was also a former Packer who made the interception that led to this moment.
http://imgick.cleveland.com/home/cle...a8212fce7f.jpg