Michael Irving looks like he's on that white stuff again.
O hi, Bobby.
O hi, Bobby.
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NFL 2012 Season Thread
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King;3305628 said:
Yes those were good games and the atmosphere of the college game is better than the NFL. When you are a Wisconsin alum, on the other hand, this season has a good chance of giving you a stroke.
ShiftyPowers;3305639 said:
Yea, the atmosphere in the stadium is what actually got my attention in the first place! You couldn't even hear the referee when he was announcing! Now, I would really like to attend one of the NCAA matches just to feel the excitement in the stadium!
I haven't gotten a chance to catch a Wisconsin game but I will have to check them out.
Bobby;3305652 said:
Did you gain any weight yet?
Giants vs Bucs today was a perfect example of how Eli plays and I don't like him much for that! I mean we won but seriously Eli needs to step his game up in the first and second quarter. His TD conversion rate is always horrible in the first half of the game meanwhile our defense is working there ass off and doing a good job. He always plays better when there is a need of urgency and he comes through for the most part but he has to stop doing that... Eli threw 215 yards in the first half and we were still down by like 14 points. He threw a total of 510 yards compared to Freeman who threw 228 yards with only 7 point difference in the final score!
I ******* hate how Eli has at least one errant looking blind throw that winds up going for a huge gain. He does that **** every ******* time. Frustrating.
Oh and Pats looked like **** without Aaron Hernandez. His injury looked bad, too. ****. 
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Eli is ******* terrible.
Those are the plays that actually makes us win the games and you also gotta give credit to the receivers for some awesome catches!
Eli is just an average QB. If Giants had Brady we would be unstoppable!
You tried some whey protein? I am trying it but no luck yet.
Eli is just an average QB. If Giants had Brady we would be unstoppable!
Bobby;3306096 said:
You tried some whey protein? I am trying it but no luck yet.
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Gotta eat a lot of that sit to gain weight. Don't do cardio, lift heavy weights, weight gainer. I actually am starting to think cardio is mostly useless, I'm cutting minutes of my jogs, but trying to work in wind sprints and stuff like that. And heavy weights is obvious, your body will think "oh ****, i need to build muscle" and if you have enough protein and calories you'll add it pretty quick.
ShiftyPowers;3305639 said:
You should be watching the Seattle Seahawks instead. There are two superstar Wisconsin QBs on that team.
One guy is sitting on the bench and is sick of the word WISCONSIN. The other guy played baseball in the ACC, before harpooning into the midwest and then to the west coast....yet, he is considered a WISC QB.
King;3305629 said:Manning is just an average QB, he is nothing special but Brady on the other hand....
The numbers don't lie:
Tom Brady has played in a powder puff division for his entire career. That's allowed him to pad his stats. Stats wise, if it weren't for that piss poor AFC East, it would be Peyton Manning by a country mile over Tom Brady.
Influence on those that surround him:
Manning can change the perception of a franchise. He can fix a broken culture in an organization. If Rob Grankowski was on Peyton's team, he would NEVER be dancing with his shirt off after LOSING the Superbowl. Tomcat appears in suit and cologne commercials.
Most photographed - Manning:
During Media Day at the 2007 Super Bowl, Innes Sainz was photographed as often Peyton Manning. When he loses to the Giants, Tomboy needs to hide behind his wife as she makes excuses for him and his teammates.
newbie original;3307173 said:
Are you seriously telling me the Texans, Jaguars and Titans are a tougher than the AFC East? You're reaching even lower levels of retard, son.
Manning threw his own teammates under the bus several times, his O-line and have you ever heard that famous Manning quote "the liquored up kicker?" When is the last time, or ever that you've heard Brady bitch about his teammates? I'll tell you. Never. If Manning is such an impact on the team why is the Colts owner tweeting retarded **** like a teenager?
I imagine you've only been watching football for the past three years or so since you have no idea what you're talking about.
Manning had the luxury of playing with Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne (both HOF material) and Dallas Clark for a huge chunk of his career.
Brady had umm, Troy Brown, Deion Branch, David Patten and David Givens, Doug Gabriel and Bethel Johnson among other nobodies before 2007...
STML1;3307188 said:
Yes. When Houston was awful, the Titans were competing for the division and even won it. When Tennessee was down, Houston started winning. The Colts have always had tough competition for their division.
The Bills have been awful since Doug Flutie left and the Jets have been over-rated as far back as the Herman Edwards days - all talk. Miami football (pro and college) is basically over and has been so since Dec 30 2005 when LSU beat the Hurricanes on and off the field.
STML1;3307188 said:
That's either the owner's problem or a freedom-of-speech problem.
STML1;3307188 said:
So? The Colts have not had a running game since Edgerrin James left in the early-mid 2000s.
newbie original;3307410 said:
The Titans stopped being relevant since the early 2000s. The Texans have been **** aside from the last couple of years, except they always seemed to **** the bed against the Colts.
The Pats don't have the toughest opposition, but the Dolphins have had the same amount of winning record seasons as the Titans in the last decade (5). Texans have had two winning seasons in their young history, and they were these last two years. Hate to defend the Jets, but they've been pretty consistent too, having six winning seasons in the last decade while making it deep in the playoffs in two different occasions this past decade.
The only teams that by record is weaker by comparison are the Bills against the Jaguars, but then again the Jaguars are a top 5 draft pick team year in year out for a few years while the Bills have been mediocre but still winning games. Neither are super tough conferences, but by records alone the AFC East is far superior than the AFC South. It's not even debatable.
newbie original;3307410 said:
And as long as Gronk continues to play at a high level who gives a **** what he does off the field? It isn't like he killed somebody *coughMarvinHarrisoncough*
newbie original;3307410 said:
So the Patriots haven't had a consistent game since Correy Dillon, but I'm not crying about it.
STML1;3307416 said:
The Titans and Texans played the Colts very tough. Buffalo and Miami roll over against New England. Other than that Wildcat season, Miami has been rather awful. In all his years, Chad Henne just could not get it done. Tannehill is going down the same path. If the Texans have been good for the past 2 years, then surely the Jets would be considered to have done the same....prior to the Rex Ryan days, they (Herm Edwards or Mangini) couldn't beat established teams - 9-10 wins was about right for them. Not a very good division, to be honest with you.
Far superior? I can't see it.
STML1;3307416 said:
2001,2002,2003,2005 - Other than those seasons, the Patriots running game has been ranked higher than the Colts, during Brady's time in the league. All the more pressure on the QB to get the job done. No wonder Manning's had more pressure to carry the team than Brady ever did.