Georgia Bulldogs piling on Florida Gulf Coast, 35-0 in the second quarter. Oh wait, it's Falcons-Bucs.
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Georgia Bulldogs piling on Florida Gulf Coast, 35-0 in the second quarter. Oh wait, it's Falcons-Bucs.
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Originally Posted by hoosier
Les Frazier and Lovie Smith have that defense humming like a well oiled machine.
Green Bay unfortunately knows this feeling from last Thanksgiving. It's just got to be the most helpless feeling getting blown out. Work really hard during the week to prepare, play like crap, get your butt handed to you, go home and burn the tape.
Lovie has that far off stare, like, "Get me outta here!"
Green Bay didn't know that feeling at halftime. This is some next level sucking. Hope Lovie sustains it long enough for the Packers to get a win in TB. That place is a house of horrors for us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Carolina_Packer
Hester = One hell of a football player.
Wow, that first half was horrific to watch if you were a Bucs fan. So many self inflicted wounds from the Bucs too.
EDS having a hellova game.
Bucs coming back. It's now 56-7.
We know it well ��Quote:
Originally Posted by Carolina_Packer
Mayock on the radio was running out of ways to say he has never seen a professional game this lopsided.
Buffalo is favored this weekend? The times they are a changin.....
He ALWAYS looks like that no matter what the score is. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Carolina_Packer
Seattle sure seems to be Denver's kryptonite.
Percy with a really dumb decision to bring it out of the end zone.
Very very stupid.
Peyton just locked in on that one.
How does what's essentially the same route work three times on one drive?
How are coaches and players not smart enough to realize if a route worked on one play, to run it again the next, and then again, and then again until the defense stops it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Striker
Because it would make you predictable.Quote:
Originally Posted by channtheman
But then it would be unpredictable to be predictable.
And then you really throw them off by being unpredictably predictable in your predictability.
http://s2.quickmeme.com/img/12/1227c...4532e50bf2.jpg
The Detroit and Carolina matchup from last week is looking less and less impressive minute by minute today.
No one noticed the 49ers shutting down in the 2nd half for the 2nd week in a row and getting choked out by the Cards today?
Carolina would probably take Slocum right about now.
Vikings losing Kyle Rudolph for 6 weeks with sports hernia surgery. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300...ks-for-vikings
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Originally Posted by Joemailman
Yea, that stings. I also have to acknowledge Cheesehead Craig. That Viking running game is looking bad right now. They don't have anyone behind him anymore so instead of a 20% dropoff like in the past it's more like 70%.
On the bright side Teddy didn't look too bad. 83 QB rating while operating under a big assed passrush.
F'n Bears. Constantly step in shit and come out smelling like a rose.
packers might have just caught a break
brandon marshall just fucked up his knee
now they are saying ankle, even though the training staff was clearly working on his right knee on the field
yeah, and you're definitely gonna want a running game later in the year while you're playing outside. and it sounds like AP might be done thereQuote:
Originally Posted by Rastak
might sound shitty this early in the season, but it seems like that type of season that might not go anywhere for you guys.might be best to let teddy take over, take his lumps and get his feet wet. no matter what happens to cassell
bridgewater is your future after all
Bears in typical Bears fashion being gifted points left and right.
The Bears secondary is looking mighty thin.
Maybe they'll bring MD Jennings back.
So how is that not DPI? Vereen was all over Kerley before the ball got there.