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I kinda feel the same way. I would love to see a killer instinct from this team for a change, rather than the "let's hold onto this 10 point lead without moving the ball on offense the rest of the game" attitude. Just like you, though, I am happy with 2 titles in 5 years, and knowing how difficult it is to repeat, I am not expecting anything more than an average to slightly above average season (anywhere from 8-8 to 10-6 seems realistic to me). TP is a monster too, they are definitely hurting without him. Too bad he can't play o-line too.
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The funny thing is, wouldn't you consider Johnson and Parcells the two most successful coaches since Jerry Jones bought the team? (especially Johnson) They both pretty much left on their own terms, where as the other ones were essentially fired/let go.
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10-02-2009, 09:36 AM | #53 |
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Well, the biggest problem with the Cowboys since Johnson left wasn't the coaching, it was GM Jerry, yes man Larry Lacewell, and the horrible drafting they were involved with. They started drafting better I think a year before Parcells arrived and while he had some misses, they had some good picks during that time (although keep in mind there were some misses too, and he wanted to take DE Marcus Spears at #11 in 2005 instead of Ware) and thus far seem to have drafted well since he left after he laid some good groundwork. Some of the recent success also interestingly coincides with his son Stephen Jones getting more influence in the organization, so I'll be interested to see what they decide coaching-wise after this season when Phillips gets fired (barring the Cowboys having a very successful season).
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10-04-2009, 12:42 PM | #54 |
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I know everyone else is bored today since the Panthers have a bye, but there are other games that could be discussed!
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10-04-2009, 12:49 PM | #55 |
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this pats team needs to learn to fucking punch the ball in when in the red zone, and play redzone defense or they're going nowhere
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Bears and Lions in a shootout
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Raiders are so fun to watch because they are AWFUL. Pure comic relief.
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10-04-2009, 01:04 PM | #58 |
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Jaminkus is as accurate as always. 4/10 for 32 yards. LOL
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10-04-2009, 01:16 PM | #59 |
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Bears punter Maynard has put two coffin corner punts to put the Lions inside the 5. Pretty impressive.
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10-04-2009, 01:24 PM | #60 |
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Pats D is getting great pressure on Flacco, and the offense (other than their first possession) has looked solid, and relatively balanced.
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10-04-2009, 01:27 PM | #61 |
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10-04-2009, 01:27 PM | #62 |
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Patriots lineman pushes a Ravens DT into Brady. 15 yard penalty on the Ravens.
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10-04-2009, 01:28 PM | #63 |
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Always nice to see Peyton drive down the field with less than 2 minutes remaining.
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10-04-2009, 01:30 PM | #64 |
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Seriously impressive drive by the lions after getting pinned at the 2 yard line with 4:50 left in the half... 11 play/98 yard drive for a TD led by Stafford, scoring with under 30 seconds left to tie the game up.
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10-04-2009, 01:34 PM | #66 |
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Lets see how the Lions screw up this last second play in the half for the Bears.
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10-04-2009, 01:38 PM | #67 |
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I have Comcast here in Connecticut and we have a free preview of the new NFL Red Zone channel today. So far I watched Peyton Manning make an incredible TD pass as time expired, Robert Gathers run a fumble back for a TD and countless scoring plays right as they happen. It's great.
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All three of their scoring drives were 9+ plays and 70+ yards, ending in TDs. Big 3rd down pickups ... they look really good. I'm not sure which of the two QB's has the bigger arm - they both throw the heck out of the ball. But old man Favre probably has the 2nd weakest arm in the division. |
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hey that's the rules...you win some and you lose some. The calls even out over the course of games...the NFL has decided to protect the QB's.
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Wow, the Titans are getting pole axed by no less the jags 30-3 :o.........Fisher is definitely staring at this being his last season if not sooner being he has a very talented team as most know and his and GM Reinfeldts poor personnell decisions like not signing the second top KR/PR from last season or a veteran replacement instead of a rookie, going thinner at CB, Pacman etc rests on them.
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How long until Vince Young gets in there?
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Johnny Knox returns the 2nd half opening kickoff 102 yards and the Bears take a 28-21 lead.
Man that kid is fast.
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Holy crap. Upon my slow mo replay he dropped the ball before he got into the endzone. DeSean Jackson style, except a lot closer to the goal line. Last edited by mauchow : 10-04-2009 at 01:55 PM. |
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You're absolutely right. It really looks like he did drop it too early.
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10-04-2009, 01:57 PM | #75 |
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They got the Colts at home next week and then on the road at New England definitely losses with this pass defense or lack of. I figure they will keep Collins in to take the beating the Colts and Pats will be handing out. Then they are on a bye week followed by a home game against the Jags. I would bet they are 0-6 going into that one and then we see Young take over for good until the end of the season. Young has a huge pay bump for next season so this would be is last chance to save his job in Tennessee. He looked better this past preseason know that he has something to throw to albiet not much still. |
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I still do not understand illegal contact calls. If that got called every time there was contact beyond 5 yards, shouldn't flags be flying on almost every downfield pass?
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Another good starting spot for the Bears. If the Lions don't create a turnover here or hold them to no points it could be time to watch the Pats/Ravens full time.
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LOL @ the Raiders. Give up a safety, then the Texans return the ensuing free kick for a TD.
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LMAO
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Either the Pats have a really good d-plan going up, or the front seven is no where as near as bad as rumored, even with Mayo out (and he's practicing, so hopefully he'll be back in the next couple weeks.
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Dola:FUCK.
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Eli has a "bruised heel" and is probably out the rest of the game. I put it in quotes because he wasn't hit on the play in question -- Kenny, Moose and Goose think it could be an achilles issue but it also looked like it could have been a strain or a stress injury.
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And for the record, I cannot stand Phil Simms as a broadcaster-hardly ever contributes an insightful point, gets penalty calls/replays wrong all the time, basically just agrees with whatever Jim Nantz says...grrrr.
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LOL - you can tell that on that Pats drive right after the strip-sack TD that Brady said "okay guys...hop on my back and let me just wing it" because they just carved up the Ravens secondary to put the lead back at 10
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Uh oh Stafford just went down holding his right knee.
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I may have ranted about this last week but I have very serious concerns about whether we may look at the hiring of Todd Haley as a Mangenius-esque hire.
The pro for Haley was that he was the offensive coordinator for a high-scoring team that made the Super Bowl. The cons are pretty high. He was only offensive coordinator for two years and only called plays for one full season. In that full season, he had screaming matches on the sideline with Kurt Warner and Larry Fitzgerald. In that Super Bowl season, they only went 9-7 and happened to catch lighting in a bottle by getting hot at the right time and catching some breaks such as going against a rookie QB and having Jake Delhomme self-implode. Since he has arrived here Haley has done some of the same things Mangini has done in Cleveland. He refused to talk our only decent offensive lineman Brian Waters and when they finally ran into each other Haley told him he could get 53 guys off the street to win two games (apparently not). He and Piolo have completely ignore the team's legacy and the Chiefs legends who were at the center of the Peterson Era have been shown the door. Then he fires his offensive coordinator before the season starts and engages in some of the most bizarre play calling I've ever seen. By most accounts, Gailey was fired because he wanted Thigpen to be the backup QB and run more of a spread offense. Haley wanted to be more conservative and go to Brodie Croyle as the backup (Croyle is awful by the way). So far this season the Chiefs offense has been horrific and unimaginative. Down by three scores in the second half against the Eagles, the Chiefs gave up and ran the ball 20 times and threw 8 times in the second half. They have no offensive line yet continue to use seven-step drops and nothing to try and get the ball out to the WRs faster. I bought into the "fanbole" of Pioli and Haley coming here but so far all of the nagging doubts have been reinforced and none of the upside has been realized. This is a horrible, horrible team. |
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Nice mohawk Jamarcus Russell. You still suck.
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The Raiders don't have anything on offense, besides maybe a decent TE in Miller and a decent RB in McFadden. The WR's suck, Russell sucks, the OL sucks. Just awful.
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Browns are winning??
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Yes, Bengals offense has been crap the 2nd half, but might be finally waking up now. |
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You said it. Why any player would want to play on that team is beyond me, other than it beats digging ditches. Heck, I could throw just as many, if not more incomplete passes as Russell for a tenth of his pay.
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Palmer to Ochocinco on 4th and goal for the TD!
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Wow. Bengals with a bad snap that leads to the extra point being blocked. Tied at 20.
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Bungles!!!
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Baltimore has two tries to get 1 yard to keep a drive alive and fail miserably.
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