Whoops?:smiley6:
Talk about snatching defeat right from the jaws of victory.........:smiley3:
WAY TO GO
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS!
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Whoops?:smiley6:
Talk about snatching defeat right from the jaws of victory.........:smiley3:
WAY TO GO
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS!
I'm very glad the New England Redskins won.
Too bad for those jayhawks....
LOL. Everyone knows I could give the slightest shit about sports.
I might watch the stuporbowl if they stopped using roman numerals to indicate what version they're on.:smiley36:
I see you pay about as much attention to the NFL as I do.:smiley36:
I really don't follow pro football much at all. The two teams I like are the Packers and the Patriots. I have family in the Dallas area and wow were they crying when the Packers beat them this year in the playoffs. I was happy but didn't do any gloating because look what happened next week, the Packers lost a heartbreaker (snatching defeat right from the jaws of victory) to the Seahawks and up until about the last two seconds of the Superbowl, it looked like the Patriots were going to suffer the same fate. These three really exciting games were pretty much the only ones I saw parts of all year. It almost makes me want to reconsider my almost complete lack of interest in the NFL.:smiley36:
Hey at least next year it will be real easy:Quote:
Originally Posted by badwhale
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HAHAHA.
That's fifty, right? Jesus, fifty years of "competition"
I'm convinced that's why everyone tries to speed ahead of one another in traffic. Have to WIN!
The games are so close anymore, I wonder if they're not rigged.
With play calling like that, I would believe any source claiming the games are rigged.
You're just sore because the "best team" did not win the NFC championship...
But - have to admit - boy oh boy the Seahawks choked. Unbelievable ending...
Isn't that the same thing that's on the Seahawks' forheads this morning?!?!Quote:
Originally Posted by CoventryCat86
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Originally Posted by ggiese
You're right, the Bears didn't win and I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it anymore.:smiley7::smiley7::smiley7:Quote:
Originally Posted by ggiese
I was referring to Aaron Rogers' post game comments that the best team did not win... I wonder what he would have said if he'd lost the Super Bowl. :smiley36:Quote:
Originally Posted by CoventryCat86
Sore loser... :highly_amused:
Ah, okay....Quote:
Originally Posted by ggiese
With a few minutes left, and the Packers with a big lead, I got called to dinner and missed the end of the game.:smiley6:
Better then the commercials better then the game were all the deflated ball jokes...LOL
Worst job in the NFL? Deflating Brady's balls.. :smiley36:
Best job in the NFL? Kicking Brady's Saggy Balls. ...but WHAT a spiral you can make!
Hark hark, what do I hear, the sound of a disgruntled Raven's fan here?:smiley36:Quote:
Originally Posted by illilli
The best thing the Bears could have done - sent Mark Trestman to Baltimore to be their new offensive coordinator. He was VERY effective in working with the Bears "high powered" offense... :highly_amused:Quote:
Originally Posted by CoventryCat86
Bite your tongue! I live near Washington where they don't have a quarterback and waste excellent running backs!Quote:
Originally Posted by CoventryCat86
If you live near DC then you live near Baltimore by default!:smiley36:Quote:
Originally Posted by illilli
The Ravens are my 3rd favorite team. Regarding running backs, they had Ray Rice until the media pressure forced them to turn him loose. Whoever ends up with him is going to be glad they did. He's originally from New Rochelle, NY and he's a local hero there.
The Ravens are my "least" favorite team, right in front of the Cowboys, New England and Seattle. All my favorite teams just happen to wear red: Washington, Kansas City, Arizona, San Francisco (Just for the memory of Joe Montana) and Atlanta. It's not about location or winning bro; it's about color!