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#126
Watching NFL network ...Saints / Pats matchup is the first game played without Brady or Brees since 1998 
These sumbitches making me feel really old
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#127
Quote Originally Posted by barneybeans:
I'm OK with this, but isn't this the way's it's been? 2 games on Sat and 2 game son sun for WIldcard weekend?
I'm OK with this, but isn't this the way's it's been? 2 games on Sat and 2 game son sun for WIldcard weekend?
Yes sir, that's the way it was. As I noted, Wild Card winning teams on 7 days rest have done extremely well ATS the next week, while Wild Card teams on 6 days rest have not fared so well. Now with the MNF Wild Card game the winner of that game will be on 5 1/2 days rest, which is a huge disadvantage. I believe if we just blindly bet the 2 winners of the Sat games, and against the winner of the MNF game we should probably make a few bucks 
bigreds daddy
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#128
Quote Originally Posted by trainwreck66:
Watching NFL network ...Saints / Pats matchup is the first game played without Brady or Brees since 1998 These sumbitches making me feel really old
Watching NFL network ...Saints / Pats matchup is the first game played without Brady or Brees since 1998 These sumbitches making me feel really old
Yup, that and the fact that you still wear tighty whities under your 1970's style gym shorts, with white tube socks pulled up to your knees and a rainbow colored head band while playing b-ball
bigreds daddy
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#134
What game(s) do you regret having wagered and what made you change your mind after the wager (but before the game was played):
Hugh: CLE -6.5
Me: MIA +3.5
If I had my regular brain in my head instead of this new one I got from the Wizard, this is the classic early NFL season team being "ranked" on the spread as if it were still last year. I was taking MIA for the 0-2 and also the big blowout last week. But MIA really is that bad. Line should be 7.
Oh well...
The pen is mightier than the pigs
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#135
Quote Originally Posted by BWS77:
Quote Originally Posted by undermysac: Hot damn these Cleveland folk know how to tailgate for the past 20 years they have had to get blackout drunk in the morning so they don't remember the game
We have a lot in common, Jim Brown, Bernie Kosar, Crying when the team went to Baltimore....
Quote Originally Posted by undermysac: Hot damn these Cleveland folk know how to tailgate for the past 20 years they have had to get blackout drunk in the morning so they don't remember the game
It's been a decent 2 years for Browns fans. I was never too embarrassed to admin it, wore my shirt every sunday except for bye weeks
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Jaguars, Jets, and Lions fans know how it is.
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#139
Quote Originally Posted by undermysac:
Mayfield and Fields look horrible. Fields no time to pass, Mayfield just sucks. Dead nut under
Yeah but you got to see that HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOP TD over the middle. Which is nice.
Mayfield and Fields look horrible. Fields no time to pass, Mayfield just sucks. Dead nut under
On a lighter note the Gettys are up by a TD at the half.
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#144
Quote Originally Posted by djbrow:
No one is really talking about it but the Seattle series is one that breaks Vikes fans hearts. We haven't won since 2009 and 3/4 games have been heartbreak (the wildcard game missed FG), us not getting a first down last year to put the game away, and two years ago, we blew a good lead. We should be 2-0 right now. I am not worried. I think we've had this game circled and look at our home/away splits under Zimmer.
No one is really talking about it but the Seattle series is one that breaks Vikes fans hearts. We haven't won since 2009 and 3/4 games have been heartbreak (the wildcard game missed FG), us not getting a first down last year to put the game away, and two years ago, we blew a good lead. We should be 2-0 right now. I am not worried. I think we've had this game circled and look at our home/away splits under Zimmer.
Long way to go in today's game but Don Zimmer keeps looking like the piece that doesn't fit in this Vikings puzzle. He's Jeff Fisher. Vikes are too good to be this bad and Zim has an excuse for everything but himself.
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#148
Quote Originally Posted by Hugh_Jorgan:
To all those who were saying that Rodgers was done, that he created too much drama, that he was more of a distraction than what he’s worth, that Love should be starting ….. got anything to say now?
Not sure who said all that but after the first game I thought that GB was looking like crap and that maybe Rodgers was just mailing it in so he could host Jeopardy! (posted early in CD Newsletter Week 2), but quickly thought better of it and bet GB in week 2 (posted late in CD Newsletter Week 2) and now in week 3 tonight. Great finish tonight. But their D secondary is still a bit suspect. Impressive game all the way around, great finish, tough on the road in a packed SF stadium.
To all those who were saying that Rodgers was done, that he created too much drama, that he was more of a distraction than what he’s worth, that Love should be starting ….. got anything to say now?
It's always great to have Al Michaels and I always liked Collinsworth although Sac dislikes him. Hell, anyone is better than Simms or Aikman, both are horse's asses, can't fathom how either one of those two ever made it in the booth. Would almost rather have Dennis Miller 
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