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Game 17: Bears @ Packers - Sunday, Jan. 5th 12:00 PM
HarryDoyle replied to duewizard's topic in Other Sports
ENOUGH OF THE EAST WEST CRAP!!!! -
Game 17: Bears @ Packers - Sunday, Jan. 5th 12:00 PM
HarryDoyle replied to duewizard's topic in Other Sports
I'm looking forward to see what Lloyd can do for us next season. -
Game 17: Bears @ Packers - Sunday, Jan. 5th 12:00 PM
HarryDoyle replied to duewizard's topic in Other Sports
My goodness, the end zone is in front of you, not the sideline. -
Ken Dorsey is a really bad play caller.
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Needless to say, this is the first Browns game I've watched in a long time but OMG, they have to have the worst quarterback problem in NFL history. You'd have to invent a new word to accurately describe the suckitude of their quarterbacks the past 25 or so years.
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Joplin with the dagger. Take all the seats, Kalkbrenner.
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A grand total of seven points between Joplin and Joves and up four at halftime, and Jones was scoreless until the last two minutes. I'd like to see that improve and put these pesky Bluejays away.
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You seem to think Detroit is going to beat Minnesota on Sunday. I don't see that happening.
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Last week we were coming off a win against a team playing a JV offense. That was an overreaction too. We're somewhere in between. I think we can all agree that after Sunday there's a significant gap between the top three NFC teams and everyone else. I expect them to be a better team next season but as far as this year goes, I have no hope for a Super Bowl and not much more hope we can win a playoff game unless we do get that six seed. I seem to be more optimistic than most about McCarthy and the Cowboys doing us a solid and beating Washington but without Lamb it's going to difficult.
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Yeah, there is so much more going on behind the scenes than just "his knee is swollen." All parties involved have been evasive about the whole situation to the point where reputable reporters like Demovsky and Wilde still have no clue on what the truth is. Not even national reporters like Glazer and Schefter are saying anything. At least in Bakh's case he was somewhat of an open book about his injury. An injury BTW that is more severe than the one Alexander suffered. We haven't heard a peep from him. I think everyone at 1265 knows Jaire already has one foot out the door and everyone is fine with it.
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Maybe Rodgers will finally get his wish and be a 49er next season. Hard to justify giving Purdy a $250 million contract.
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Monday Night Football: defense optional.
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Detroit's defense is not going to hold up in the playoffs. I wouldn't be surprised if they lost to the Bucs in the first round if that's the matchup.
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Detroit's defense is not going to hold up in the playoffs. I wouldn't be surprised if they lost to the Bucs in the first round if that's the matchup.
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I didn't think I'd be posting on this thread so early, but it occurs to me that we really need to reassess our receiving corps. It was a great story last year when down the stretch everyone was contributing to the point where it was almost impossible to defend against the passing game. This year though, the position has regressed. Reed has practically disappeared in the second half unless you want to count jet sweeps. Wicks, Melton and Heath are just guys right now, and Watson can't stay healthy. Doubs has been somewhat steady but he's no legitimate #1. I believe I saw somewhere that they lead the league in drops. Gute really needs to find a legit #1 in the offseason, whether by draft, free agency or trade. I wouldn't be against bringing Adams back. Take a look at the NFC playoff field as of now. With the exception of Washington, every single team has at least, at least, two receivers on their team that are better than anyone the Packers have. (I'm counting Godwin in Tampa even though he's been out for half the season. Not sure on his status for the playoffs.)
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I began to wonder about it weeks ago. His injury wasn't so severe that it should keep him out six weeks. He's been practicing but somehow still can't play in a game? And his personality doesn't exactly scream team first either. Players play through injury all the time, especially at this point of the season. Why can't he? It's either he's got a low threshold for pain, or he's just not interested in playing for whatever reason., at least not in the regular season. His team sure could've used him yesterday. I'm just ready to move on from him. Trade him and get some draft capital.
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They're already whispering the same thing in Buffalo. If they don't make it to at least the AFCCG, McDermott may not survive. He may even need a Super Bowl appearance.
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The Rams aren't a pushover but it's certainly the preferred first round matchup. They're on a five game winning streak but only one of those is a quality win and in the last three struggled to beat the likes of the 49ers, Jets and Cardinals. It also would not be a home field advantage for them as Packer fans would take over Sofi.
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Does anyone think Dallas can beat Washington without Lamb? Their defense will have to play out of their minds.
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Atlanta is the second team in as many days to get burned chickening out on the two point conversion.
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There is no way the Packers can lose to the Bears. None.
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I mean Morris. Guess I'm still thinking Quinn coaches the Falcons.
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Did Quinn leave two timeouts in his pocket or just one? One is bad enough. Two is a firable offense.
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It's just mind boggling to me how professional football coaches can suck so bad at clock management. It's practically a leaguewide problem.
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Is it just me or do teams really love to keep time outs in their pocket?
