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2012-11-14, 23:20 | Link #5702 |
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Big Ben apparently has a very rare case of a broken rib. So rare the last time it's been seen in sport was in 1998 on a rugby player...
Big Ben has effectively been told he indefinitely can't play. The partially dislocated rib is in a position to puncture his heart and lungs - aka kill him.....So Pittsburgh won't have him for a fair while, perhaps the rest of the season. Effectively kills their chances of winning AFC North. And ironically their next game is against Baltimore. The heartening thing is from posts I saw on NFL.com and Facebook, Baltimore fans were generally sympathetic and regretful Big Ben wouldn't be playing this coming weekend. The rivalry may be big, but there's definitely a lot of respect there overall. On other news, who thinks heads will roll at the Jets in the off-season? They've effectively said Tebow is too terrible to even consider starting. Yet Sanchez is just not doing it at all. Get the feeling a major culling is inevitable for that team - from AFC championship game to basket cases in 2 years is rather sad.
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2012-11-15, 08:41 | Link #5704 |
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I don't see why SF would trade for Tebow. They already have Kapernick for wildcat plays, and an array of running backs. Tebow will either stick around in NY (his jerseys = money), or be traded to a struggling team like the Jaguars (again, for money to supplement low ticket sales).
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Week 10 sucked.
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Okay, week 11: MIA @ BUF: Buffalo (Because they're leading) ARI @ ATL: Arizona (Crazy pick) CLE @ DAL: Dallas (Nothing to see here) GB @ DET : Green Bay (Move along everybody) CIN @ KC: Cincinnati (Bungles buildin' up some momentum) PHI @ WSH: Washington (At some point, all things must come to an end) TB @ CAR: Tossup (Does Tampa Bay really want that playoff spot?) JAX @ HOU: Houston (This will be painful) NYJ @ STL: St. Louis (Yeah) NO @ OAK: Tossup (These teams are practically twins of each other) SD @ DEN: Denver (So we can get that long delayed circular firing squad going) IND @ NE: Tossup (Oh boy, yet another overhyped match between the fucking Colt and the Patriots, I'm gonna go puke in the corner) BAL @ PIT: Baltimore (No Big Ben, No Sale) CHI @ SF: San Francisco (Truly, a clash of the titans) |
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2012-11-18, 20:53 | Link #5715 |
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Why is it when all results this weekend went the way I expected save one, that one of the ones that did utterly suckerpunches me...
Matt Ryan...FIVE interceptions...FIVE...yet Atlanta still win...are you freaking kidding me... And yikes, Brady put Luck to the sword and then some...
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2012-11-18, 22:11 | Link #5717 |
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Oh the irony...
Romo throws 5 INTs vs Chicago. Result - Dallas get punded and Romo becomes a media laughing stock again. Ryan throws 5 INTs vs Arizona. Result - Atlanta still win, result is marked as a great comeback win and a mere offday for Ryan. Seriously, he did near the same vs Oakland and again Atlanta somehow won... Oh well, there's always the playoffs to reveal Atlanta's true colours, as always. And hopefully some treatment from Dameshek. On a better note...what a game between Houston and Jacksonville...what seemed the most lopsided match of the weekend turned out to be a contender for match of the year. Jacksonville surely have to consider making Henne starting after him and Blackmon went berserk. Schaub going for T-2nd in NFL history yardage for Houston is darn impressive too as well as Andre Johnson's yardage and game winner. Also impressive it took 2 series of scores in overtime to split this one. And on the flipside, the expected slugfest between Baltimore and Pittsburgh was just that. Baltimore get the points - but one could hardly call that impressive. Unless you're a defense junkie.
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A win is a win. With all the offensive flares nowadays - it's easy to forget about a defensive game. And this was just that.
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2012-11-19, 04:54 | Link #5719 | |
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Big injury to the Patriots in that blowout win. The Gronk has a broken arm and will miss at least one month. The humiliation of the round is surely Philadelphia being pummeled by Washington...amount of big plays RG3 was able to make either way down the field or on the wildcat was a bit outrageous. Not to mention the amount of blown coverages or OL leaks, etc. It's painful to watch - I don't know if it's Reid's son dying or egos or what but Philadelphia are reaching a Jets level of insanity. The irony is ever since Castillo was cut, Philadelphia are leaking 10 more points a game on defense...So much for them making him out to be the fall guy.
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2012-11-19, 07:06 | Link #5720 | |
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. IMO Philadelphia should start evaluating players for next year. Who needs stay, who has to go, and who to cut rather then give them more money.
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