You're right, I stand corrected.
All the websites have the Dolphins still alive.
The announcer during the Texans-Dolphins game on CBS said the Dolphins were eliminated. He probably didn't mean it literally, but I took it that way.
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You're right, I stand corrected.
All the websites have the Dolphins still alive.
The announcer during the Texans-Dolphins game on CBS said the Dolphins were eliminated. He probably didn't mean it literally, but I took it that way.
die dolphins die!!!!!!!
by the way,peyton needs to get back in the game. i find this ridiculous. and i dont want to hear about how he might get injured. the last time they rested before the playoffs it backfired. i dont believe in that bs but i do believe strongly in maintaining the rhythm of an offense that's going into the playoffs with a bye week. get that man back in there!!!!
by the way,peyton needs to get back in the game. i find this ridiculous. and i dont want to hear about how he might get injured. the last time they rested before the playoffs it backfired. i dont believe in that bs but i do believe strongly in maintaining the rhythm of an offense that's going into the playoffs with a bye week. get that man back in there!!!!
die dolphins die!!!!!!!
by the way,peyton needs to get back in the game. i find this ridiculous. and i dont want to hear about how he might get injured. the last time they rested before the playoffs it backfired. i dont believe in that bs but i do believe strongly in maintaining the rhythm of an offense that's going into the playoffs with a bye week. get that man back in there!!!!
Rey,
while I agree with you 1,000% about the rhythm the part, I think maybe the Colts took a lesson from the '07 Patriots.
The Pats went all out to go undefeated, and where did it get them? A big, fat L in the biggest game of the year.
It's almost as if the Colts are saying, "to hell with the undefeated season, we have bigger fish to fry".
i hear ya bill but i still think that had nothing to do with the pats losing the SB. besides the pats almost won that game. the g men were just a little more physical that day.Rey,
while I agree with you 1,000% about the rhythm the part, I think maybe the Colts took a lesson from the '07 Patriots.
The Pats went all out to go undefeated, and where did it get them? A big, fat L in the biggest game of the year.
It's almost as if the Colts are saying, "to hell with the undefeated season, we have bigger fish to fry".
only a little bit more i beginning to get sick of that guy
and honestly i really dont care anymore about some of these fins records. lets just win baby!!! its been 25 years since our last SB appearance
I never thought I'd say this, but GO RAT'S! (ie. Ravens).
Don't you always root for the Ravens when playing the Steelers ?
For the second straight season, the Lions don't win a road game.
They have lost 20 straight games away from Ford Field.
Last time they did so- against the Bears in October 2007 to put them at a hard-to-believe 5-2- was the night the Red Sox completed their sweep of Colorado in the World Series.
They have lost 20 straight games away from Ford Field.
Last time they did so- against the Bears in October 2007 to put them at a hard-to-believe 5-2- was the night the Red Sox completed their sweep of Colorado in the World Series.
Gotta say, THANKS ALOT, to the Colts new Coach .... they could easily beat the Jets today, but decides to take Peyton and company out and they now will go on to LOSE thier 1st game of the year ........
If I were a Colts FAN, I'd be REALLY PISSED ....
having the chance to go undefeated and just handing it way this way.
You need to look deeper .... see when the last time they won more than one road game in a season was.
I'm noy buying into the theory that you HAVE to go undefeated.
What if the Colts played everyone and a couple of key players were hurt and lost for the playoffs?
It isn't worth it, IMO.
Suppose Moss or Welker got hurt in late 2007 and were lost for the playoffs; Belichick would have been skewered.
What if the Colts played everyone and a couple of key players were hurt and lost for the playoffs?
It isn't worth it, IMO.
Suppose Moss or Welker got hurt in late 2007 and were lost for the playoffs; Belichick would have been skewered.
Schefter said it best on Twitter, Peyton Manning probably appreciates NFL history more than any player he knows, and it had to kill him today to come out of the game.
Yes, they just said that in the Denver game actually, Baltimore would control their own destiny.
