Geez what a game. I was on the edge of my seat laughing and crying at the same time. I think I broke my jaw from having it drop so much.
Jeff
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So how about that Colts game(and other teams)
USArmy2534
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Posted: Sunday, October 01, 2006 - 10:41 PM UTC
Sabot
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Posted: Sunday, October 01, 2006 - 11:08 PM UTC
Being a Patriots fan but living in an area where the Bengals are the nearest NFL team, I was listening to and reading all the hype about how the Bengals couldn't wait to get the Pats in their stadium. It was going to be a "changing of the guard" where the old champs were going to have to bow down to this year's Super Bowl contender Cincy Bengals.
First half was close and even though the Pats were leading, I think Cincy was playing better. Then came the fourth quarter....
First half was close and even though the Pats were leading, I think Cincy was playing better. Then came the fourth quarter....
keenan
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Posted: Monday, October 02, 2006 - 12:00 AM UTC
For the guard to change the Bengals are going to have to grow up and act like professionals.
I thought the Seahawks would give the Bears more of a game than they did. Shaun is a great back and all but I don't think he is worth 31 points.
I can't decide if the Colts are that good or that lucky. I think they are probably just that good. They are never out of a game.
Should be an really interesting season, unless you are a Titans or a Raiders fan.
Shaun
I thought the Seahawks would give the Bears more of a game than they did. Shaun is a great back and all but I don't think he is worth 31 points.
I can't decide if the Colts are that good or that lucky. I think they are probably just that good. They are never out of a game.
Should be an really interesting season, unless you are a Titans or a Raiders fan.
Shaun
thathaway3
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I live in Detroit. We don't have a professional football team here.
(And after what happened at Comerica Park on Friday - Sunday, we don't have a professional baseball team here either
)
Tom
(And after what happened at Comerica Park on Friday - Sunday, we don't have a professional baseball team here either
)Tom
Moezilla
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I think the Colts are good and so is Peyton, the problem there is Dungy. He gets into the playoffs and wants total control of the offense he gives Manning free reign over all season, it makes no sense. Plus, as much as I like and respect Dungy, he's not a Super Bowl coach.
On the other side of things, what did everyone think of the assault in the Cowboys game? Haynesworth might get up to a 4 game suspension, according to ESPN. If that's all he gets the NFL is showing itself to be weak up top like the NHL is. The NHL should have barred Bertuzzi for life but since he's a star, they let him slide with only 1 season suspension. Haynesworth should get a 1 season suspension and then have to reapply for inclusion into the league, the players union should shut up and stay out of it. I'm all for the game being rough but there's ZERO reason to take someone's helmet off and then stomp the guy in the head, opening him up for 30 stitches. That's BEYOND bush league IMO...
On the other side of things, what did everyone think of the assault in the Cowboys game? Haynesworth might get up to a 4 game suspension, according to ESPN. If that's all he gets the NFL is showing itself to be weak up top like the NHL is. The NHL should have barred Bertuzzi for life but since he's a star, they let him slide with only 1 season suspension. Haynesworth should get a 1 season suspension and then have to reapply for inclusion into the league, the players union should shut up and stay out of it. I'm all for the game being rough but there's ZERO reason to take someone's helmet off and then stomp the guy in the head, opening him up for 30 stitches. That's BEYOND bush league IMO...
Grumpyoldman
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Go Jets...... as I roll on the floor...... :-) :-)
PvtParts
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Suspension? Should be banned from ever playing again..Once again..great way to show all children what you can get away with in sports..try that next time someone pisses you off on the road...can you say 5 to 10 ?
keenan
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Posted: Monday, October 02, 2006 - 03:41 PM UTC
I think they should file assault charges. If I did that to someone at work I would be in jail. Why isn't he?
Shaun
Shaun
Grumpyoldman
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Posted: Monday, October 02, 2006 - 05:23 PM UTC
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(And after what happened at Comerica Park on Friday - Sunday, we don't have a professional baseball team here either
Did I miss something?
thathaway3
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Posted: Monday, October 02, 2006 - 08:41 PM UTC
Quoted Text
Quoted Text(And after what happened at Comerica Park on Friday - Sunday, we don't have a professional baseball team here either
Did I miss something?
A complete and total collapse by the Tigers in failing to win a SINGLE game over the Royals, at team which lost 100 games this season, despite having very big leads in two of these games, AT HOME, with the division championship on the line.
VERY disappointing.
Tom
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Oh, OK Tom, well they play the Yankees tonight, so I guess they are still in the running. (at least think I heard the news right.... I don't pay that much attention to the Yankees or mets, or Jets or Giants..... notice how I won't even put the mets in capitalization..... :-) :-) )
Now that should get some feathers flying!!!!! :-) :-)
The Jets I watch only if I need a few good laughs.
The Giant fans are rude and obnoxious, especially after a game win or lose - 3/4 crapped faced, at any of the local restaurants. (I use to live down the road from the stadium and hated Sundays due to the traffic.
I can't stand Stienbrenner, and never did like the mets, probably never will. Oh how I miss the Dogers..... Brooklyn of course. Those were the days. (actually I think I just miss the $2.00 bleacher seats..... :-) :-)
Now that should get some feathers flying!!!!! :-) :-)
The Jets I watch only if I need a few good laughs.
The Giant fans are rude and obnoxious, especially after a game win or lose - 3/4 crapped faced, at any of the local restaurants. (I use to live down the road from the stadium and hated Sundays due to the traffic.
I can't stand Stienbrenner, and never did like the mets, probably never will. Oh how I miss the Dogers..... Brooklyn of course. Those were the days. (actually I think I just miss the $2.00 bleacher seats..... :-) :-)
thathaway3
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Oh, OK Tom, well they play the Yankees tonight, so I guess they are still in the running.
Just because you're "at the table" doesn't mean you're not a meal.
Tom
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Posted: Wednesday, October 04, 2006 - 05:16 AM UTC
Two scary words for ya'll...
Bears
Undefeated
Sweet!
Cuhail
thathaway3
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Don't see anybody who can beat them in the NFC Central Division. (And I ain't NEVER going to call the "Black and Blue Division" anything else, despite what the league has done.)
Tom
Tom
tankfixer
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Posted: Friday, October 06, 2006 - 03:45 AM UTC
Everybody better watch out now the Chiefs are Finally gonna get their game Together!!!!
Hopefully
Hopefully
tankfixer
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Posted: Friday, October 06, 2006 - 03:48 AM UTC
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It could be worse Look at what the Cardinals did before the season ended. Quoted TextQuoted Text(And after what happened at Comerica Park on Friday - Sunday, we don't have a professional baseball team here either
Did I miss something?
A complete and total collapse by the Tigers in failing to win a SINGLE game over the Royals, at team which lost 100 games this season, despite having very big leads in two of these games, AT HOME, with the division championship on the line.
VERY disappointing.
Tom
I could'nt believe it
redneck
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Posted: Friday, October 06, 2006 - 05:08 AM UTC
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Two scary words for ya'll...
Bears
Undefeated
Sweet!
Cuhail
Don’t remind me. PS. I’m a Packer fan.
keenan
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Posted: Friday, October 06, 2006 - 03:29 PM UTC
I don't see anyone in the NFC Norse division beating the Bears (Da Bears??) either but I know a team in the AFC South that could take them...
Shaun
Does anyone actually go to games? Just curious because I am "forced" to go to about 5-6 Colts home games a season with customers for the foundry. Sometimes the job is okay...
Shaun
Does anyone actually go to games? Just curious because I am "forced" to go to about 5-6 Colts home games a season with customers for the foundry. Sometimes the job is okay...
Hollowpoint
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Posted: Saturday, October 07, 2006 - 08:13 AM UTC
I occasionally go to games, but never on my dime. 
Most recently I had two sideline passes at Arrowhead for the Chiefs and the Saints Aug. 31 in the preseason. I spoke to Reggie Bush for a few seconds while he signed autographs for kids; and also exchanged greetings with lots of other players, including Larry Johnson, Drew Brees, Duece McAllister, Tony Gonzales, Trent Green, etc.. My wife, who carried my camera bag, earning her the second pass, had a nice conversation with Eddie Kennison and Dante Hall during pregame warm-ups after Eddie caugth Dante and kept him from colliding with her.
I might also have a sideline pass at the Chiefs-Raiders game Nov. 19. Perks of being in the newspaper business.
The NFL is a little tight with their press passes, but if I was a baseball fan, I could have gone to every Royals home game for just asking. But after the last couple seasons, the Royals are having trouble even giving tickets to baseball fans. Most of the seats seem to be sold to fans of visiting teams.
Most recently I had two sideline passes at Arrowhead for the Chiefs and the Saints Aug. 31 in the preseason. I spoke to Reggie Bush for a few seconds while he signed autographs for kids; and also exchanged greetings with lots of other players, including Larry Johnson, Drew Brees, Duece McAllister, Tony Gonzales, Trent Green, etc.. My wife, who carried my camera bag, earning her the second pass, had a nice conversation with Eddie Kennison and Dante Hall during pregame warm-ups after Eddie caugth Dante and kept him from colliding with her.
I might also have a sideline pass at the Chiefs-Raiders game Nov. 19. Perks of being in the newspaper business.
The NFL is a little tight with their press passes, but if I was a baseball fan, I could have gone to every Royals home game for just asking. But after the last couple seasons, the Royals are having trouble even giving tickets to baseball fans. Most of the seats seem to be sold to fans of visiting teams.
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Posted: Saturday, October 07, 2006 - 08:27 AM UTC
When I was stationed in Massachusetts, the USO would have tickets available, normally for free but with donations accepted, to Patriots games (as well as to Celtics and Red Sox games).
tankfixer
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Posted: Saturday, October 07, 2006 - 10:17 PM UTC
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Hey my new friend need another assistant? I occasionally go to games, but never on my dime.
Most recently I had two sideline passes at Arrowhead for the Chiefs and the Saints Aug. 31 in the preseason. I spoke to Reggie Bush for a few seconds while he signed autographs for kids; and also exchanged greetings with lots of other players, including Larry Johnson, Drew Brees, Duece McAllister, Tony Gonzales, Trent Green, etc.. My wife, who carried my camera bag, earning her the second pass, had a nice conversation with Eddie Kennison and Dante Hall during pregame warm-ups after Eddie caugth Dante and kept him from colliding with her.
I might also have a sideline pass at the Chiefs-Raiders game Nov. 19. Perks of being in the newspaper business.
The NFL is a little tight with their press passes, but if I was a baseball fan, I could have gone to every Royals home game for just asking. But after the last couple seasons, the Royals are having trouble even giving tickets to baseball fans. Most of the seats seem to be sold to fans of visiting teams.
keenan
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Posted: Sunday, October 08, 2006 - 08:24 PM UTC
The Colts gave up 6.9 yards per carry yesterday verus the Titans, at home. If they don't straighten that out Clinton Portis will have 500 yards rushing by himself in two weeks when the Colts play the 'Skins...
Shaun
Shaun
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All these years listening to my co-workers yelling "GO RAIDERS" Apparently the Raiders have taken their advice and left.
Cheers,
Charles (a Buckeye fan...)
Cheers,
Charles (a Buckeye fan...)
Cuhail
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Posted: Sunday, October 08, 2006 - 08:48 PM UTC
Jeez! How bout dem Bears!?! 5-0!
Tee hee
Cuhail
markm
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All these years listening to my co-workers yelling "GO RAIDERS" Apparently the Raiders have taken their advice and left.
Cheers,
Charles (a Buckeye fan...)
:-) :-) :-) :-) :-)
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