You're catching the Jets at the right time, they're playing worse every week. Their record is good, how they got there is not. Definitely ripe for the picking.
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2010-11 NFL Season
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You're catching the Jets at the right time, they're playing worse every week. Their record is good, how they got there is not. Definitely ripe for the picking.
Sandra
According to the ESPN, Wade Phillips has NOT reported to the Dallas Cowboys complex for the weekly coaches meeting. Could this mean to he is done? I think IF he is not fired BEFORE the next game, he will be the coaching for the rest of the year.
I'm so sick of all the Cowboy's talk. Who cares. They were overrated from the start. They are NOT America's team. They are who we thought they were. They ARE the most overhyped thing going in sports right now though! It's pathetic that grown men getting paid a substantial sum with supposed talent can't find a way to get motivated enough to play with any heart though. Typical 'boys!
I posted the same in the Raider thread....
....One the best things to happen yesterday OTHER than the Raider win....the return of the 12th man!!! DAMN it was nice to the the stadium FILLED TO THE BRIM with Raider crazies!!!
There no scarier and exhilarating experience than to go to a game in Oakland Alemeda County Stadium when the place is packed!!! Yeah, there are crazies at EVERY football game from college to the pros. BUT, when you got to a Raider game, in the middle of Raider Nation, the ORIGINAL "nation" where fans look like there was a work release program agreed to by the city of Oakland and the California Department of corrections... it is someone out of a Rob Zombie nightmare.... it is AWESOME!!!!
I cannot wait to be there December 26th, the day after Christmas when the "Ray-dahs" host the Colts. NOTHING funnier/scarier/crazier than Raider crazies with Santa outfits.
....One the best things to happen yesterday OTHER than the Raider win....the return of the 12th man!!! DAMN it was nice to the the stadium FILLED TO THE BRIM with Raider crazies!!!
There no scarier and exhilarating experience than to go to a game in Oakland Alemeda County Stadium when the place is packed!!! Yeah, there are crazies at EVERY football game from college to the pros. BUT, when you got to a Raider game, in the middle of Raider Nation, the ORIGINAL "nation" where fans look like there was a work release program agreed to by the city of Oakland and the California Department of corrections... it is someone out of a Rob Zombie nightmare.... it is AWESOME!!!!
I cannot wait to be there December 26th, the day after Christmas when the "Ray-dahs" host the Colts. NOTHING funnier/scarier/crazier than Raider crazies with Santa outfits.
Besides HD... It's human nature to stare at train wrecks...
Naahhhh....he is excited about his Browns, like I am about my Ray-dahs... Nothing wrong with a little excitment. Good for his Browns.
The big high, soon to be followed by the BIG CRASH! Who will be there to pick up the pieces of HD MM when this happens?
Hey, better than the weekly disappointment I'm living.
I think it's safe to say that the Browns' swap of Quinn for Hills is the equivalent of trading an apple with a worm and getting a box of Twinkies- one side looks like they got duped, the other is looking likr a genius.
(As a Bills fan, I think viewer discretion will have to be advised when Hillis goes up against that porous run defense.)
(As a Bills fan, I think viewer discretion will have to be advised when Hillis goes up against that porous run defense.)
You said two weeks ago the Browns used up our surprise upset win on the Saints. This week we beat another formidable team in the Patriots. I'm not ready to start predicting playoffs or Super Bowls, but I am happy with the progress and if anything I am starting to get reason to believe again! And that is a good thing!
PS. I have a feeling this isn't Colt's first rodeo. I have a feeling there is more where this is coming from!
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I am just flabbergasted that no one ever gave Peyton Hillis a shot at running the ball consistently until this year! Up until this point, including his time in Arkansas, he was always told he would never amount to anything except a Full Back. He's on pace to rush for over 1,300 yards and 16 TD's!
Speaking of Akransas Running backs, did you know Felix Jones, Darren McFadden AND Peyton Hillis all shared the backfield during their tenure with the Razorbacks? Wow!!!
3 interesting stats:
1. The Browns win yesterday marks just the second time since 2002 that an AFC North team beat the Patriots!
2. Peyton Hillis' 184 yards were the most rushing yards by a back allowed by the Pats since 2002!
3. When was the last time you saw a loosing team take a knee to end the game? This is what we did to the Pats on Sunday. We beat them into submission!
1. The Browns win yesterday marks just the second time since 2002 that an AFC North team beat the Patriots!
2. Peyton Hillis' 184 yards were the most rushing yards by a back allowed by the Pats since 2002!
3. When was the last time you saw a loosing team take a knee to end the game? This is what we did to the Pats on Sunday. We beat them into submission!
Now the big low:
Daze of our Lions
The facts:
10 point lead with 3 minutes to go. Defense has mopped the field withe Jets offense. we have the ball, NY has no timeouts. And somehow we lose again.
Schwartz makes a bonehead call of asking the 3rd string QB to throw the ball. Incomplete, the clock stops. In his defense, it was a 5 yd. pass to a wide open RB. Somehow Stanton mistakes the RB's ankles for his hands.
Jason Hanson gets injured on a kick. So what would you do? Send in a DT (Suh) to kick the extra point? Of course you would! The punter was too valuable holding the kick, to ask him to try. Why not just go for two? Of course there is a history of bad coaching decisions here - Like giving Chicago the ball in OT, after winning the coin flip a couple of years back.
The defense that played so well all game suddenly reverts back to being the Lions again, and of course we lose.
Once again they snatched a loss right from the jaws of victory. When will this team learn how to win?
And of course to add insult to injury, we lose Stafford. Again.
Hasn't Detroit suffered enough? Another season down the crapper. At least we will be able to draft low enough to maybe find a QB that doesn't fall apart every time he hits the turf.
Excuse while I go shoot myself. If I was a Lion, I'd probably miss.
Daze of our Lions
The facts:
10 point lead with 3 minutes to go. Defense has mopped the field withe Jets offense. we have the ball, NY has no timeouts. And somehow we lose again.
Schwartz makes a bonehead call of asking the 3rd string QB to throw the ball. Incomplete, the clock stops. In his defense, it was a 5 yd. pass to a wide open RB. Somehow Stanton mistakes the RB's ankles for his hands.
Jason Hanson gets injured on a kick. So what would you do? Send in a DT (Suh) to kick the extra point? Of course you would! The punter was too valuable holding the kick, to ask him to try. Why not just go for two? Of course there is a history of bad coaching decisions here - Like giving Chicago the ball in OT, after winning the coin flip a couple of years back.
The defense that played so well all game suddenly reverts back to being the Lions again, and of course we lose.
Once again they snatched a loss right from the jaws of victory. When will this team learn how to win?
And of course to add insult to injury, we lose Stafford. Again.
Hasn't Detroit suffered enough? Another season down the crapper. At least we will be able to draft low enough to maybe find a QB that doesn't fall apart every time he hits the turf.
Excuse while I go shoot myself. If I was a Lion, I'd probably miss.
Oh, I'm eating crow here Matt. I really am. Congratulations! What does it feel like? I'm afraid I'll spend my whole life without knowing. I have so far.
3 interesting stats:
1. The Browns win yesterday marks just the second time since 2002 that an AFC North team beat the Patriots!
2. Peyton Hillis' 184 yards were the most rushing yards by a back allowed by the Pats since 2002!
3. When was the last time you saw a loosing team take a knee to end the game? This is what we did to the Pats on Sunday. We beat them into submission!
Here's another, a sure sign that parity is upon us:
This season is the first in 50 years where there are no undefeated or one-loss teams through week 9.
They...as in the NFL headquarters....will deny it....but this is exactly what they wanted.
