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    Ben just holds onto the rock forever, it's not all his lines fault.
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    God I fucking hate the Steelers offense. Teams w/pash rushers that aren't pussy faggots who tire out in the 4th just win every time vs. them. And wtf w/Hines Ward? I think I hate the Steelers more than any other team..simply b/c I'm tired of seeing Big Ben running around breaking arm tackles.
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    sigh titans blew one here, steelers caught every break imaginable til the ward fumble, by that time it should have been like 27-7 TEN.
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    I forget, did we do weekly threads last year?
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    when does real football start? not this soccery type shit
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigspenda73
    sigh titans blew one here, steelers caught every break imaginable til the ward fumble, by that time it should have been like 27-7 TEN.
    yea it makes me want to pull my hair out. but it seems like that all the time with them so luckiest team evar or are they actually that well prepared? and dammit i hate justin gage after this game.

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    Alright Schaub, time to play more than 10 games this year
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    GO COLTS/VIKES/BOYS!
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    wow, Illfavor makes it really easy to hate him w/ comments like that
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    You have almost as many "favorite teams" as he does so I'm not sure what you mean.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mcatdog
    You have almost as many "favorite teams" as he does so I'm not sure what you mean.
    it's not like he said come on Gandhi, Mother Theresa, and World Peace. He likes a Favre-led Vikings, the Cowboys, and Peyton Manning.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigspenda73
    Quote Originally Posted by mcatdog
    You have almost as many "favorite teams" as he does so I'm not sure what you mean.
    it's not like he said come on Gandhi, Mother Theresa, and World Peace. He likes a Favre-led Vikings, the Cowboys, and Peyton Manning.
    Ok, he's not my home team so I don't know how much local stuff he does, but Manning is turning into an endorsement whore.
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    Need to post this somewhere, where is the love for DeAngelo Williams?

    Peterson this, Turner that, Adrian Peterson this, blahblahblah, nobody ever talks about D. Williams who is probably the best back in the league.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lukie
    Need to post this somewhere, where is the love for DeAngelo Williams?

    Peterson this, Turner that, Adrian Peterson this, blahblahblah, nobody ever talks about D. Williams who is probably the best back in the league.
    I hope he gets hurt so Mike Goodson gets a lot of touches

    otherwise I could care less
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    I live in Oklahoma. I grew up a Cowboys fan (in the 90s when they were annoying but good) and will always be one. I'm a Sooner fan first, and AP is by far my favorite player in the history of football, so I'll always be a fan of whatever team he is on. Couldn't care less about Favre. Became a Peyton Manning fan around 2000 and have been one since. I'm sorry the Texans mostly blow, suspenders :P


    D. Williams the best back in the league? Erm....I'll just leave that alone because the debate couldn't be fruitful.
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    1515 yards, 18TD on 273 attempts for 5.5 average, ***ZERO FUMBLES***

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    here I'll do it for you, AP 4.8 average ***9 fumbles*** but since he gets nearly all the carries he's the best fantasy back and he looks pretty in commercials so he's the best back.
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    and to be fair, I think AP is an absolutely phenomenal player, he's physically punishing and a great workhorse as well, people just are too quick to call him the best. He also hasn't been helped by the QB/WR situation.

    I'll call him one of the best. The fumbles thing is a big issue though.
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    We'll bring this up after D.W. has a second season under his belt. It took him three years to earn the starting job I presume (don't really follow Panthers football) and he played well in his first full season. The fact that he has fewer carries is an argument for both sides, implying that he is fresher so conceivably should have a higher YPC. Also I can't imagine Steve Smith having anything to do with their running game's success. Fumbles clearly detract from Peterson but it's rather hard to coronate someone with so little starting experience/not having the single greatest performance by a running back in a NFL game :P
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    hai guys wot about the cfl eh?
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    E-A-G-L-E-S EAGLES!
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    Lukie I wanna make sure I understand this, you're starting a franchise and get to choose 1RB, you're taking Williams?
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    I know it's the wrong game, but whatever
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    Quote Originally Posted by Illfavor
    COLTS/VIKES/BOYS WIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigspenda73
    Lukie I wanna make sure I understand this, you're starting a franchise and get to choose 1RB, you're taking Williams?
    I didn't say this. I said he's probably the best back in the league. To understand the difference, I think Tom Brady is the best QB in the league but if I were starting a franchise or was the GM of a franchise, he isn't the first player or QB I'd build a team around.

    Back to Williams, I think he is the best back based on what I've seen in games from him and the numbers he put up (and didn't put up) last year. I wish the Panthers were on TV more. But, at the very least, he had the best statistical year of any RB last year and I don't *think* anybody would dispute that.

    This year my argument looks bad based on week 1, but I'm not about to change my opinion after 1 week, especially not after a half of gashing the Browns D.

    side note: the Browns are still the Browns. Can't run, can't pass, can't rush the passer, and can't stop the run. But they scored a touchdown on special teams.
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    Lol lions. so so almost sad. not really. Got plenty of laffs in at my roommate who said the lions are going 10-6.

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    Lol, Lions are verbal punching bags just as much as they are physical punching bags and tackling dummies.

    Rams too
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    I feel sorry for Wildbob. I'm a Chiefs fan and kind of understand, but I have the feeling I have no idea.


    p.s. does bob still come around FTR?


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    Quote Originally Posted by bigspenda73
    Lukie I wanna make sure I understand this, you're starting a franchise and get to choose 1RB, you're taking Williams?
    chris johnson without much hesitation. Lukie has mancrush on dewilliams probably. Either that or crack.
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    1. Picking a franchise player at a position and who you think is the best player at that position do not have to be the same person, and frequently won't be.

    2. Ok if you think I'm on crack. Name one RB who had a better season in '08. Just one.

    3. I understand that #2 doesn't necessarily prove my point; I don't care.
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    This argument won't go very far just because RBs in the NFL have such a short shelf life. If an entire season isn't enough to prove an RB is legit, then by the time he does prove he's legit he'll probably already be past his prime. The only thing I'm sure of is that Williams played better than Peterson last year.

    I only caught half the Colts game and snippets of a few other games today but I liked what I saw. The Colts defense looked a lot stronger than last year, and the offense played all right outside of a fluke INT. The only really bad thing is that Joe Addai appears to be done (in his 4th year, haha).
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    New topic which I swear was already brought up, maybe it was in another thread.

    Richard Seymour traded to the Raiders for *2011* first round pick. I think it's brilliant on New England's part. They avoid paying a huge contract and instead get a future first round pick (and likely a high one at that) in what should be the first year under the new CBA, and very likely an adjustment to the rookie salaries at the top of round 1 will be made as part of that.

    Of course it won't help them the next two years, but New England's success has been based partly on giving up short term value for more long term value. I think they're already at (3) 2nd round picks next year??
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    Quote Originally Posted by UG
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lukie
    I think it's brilliant on New England's part.
    I see it as more retarded on Al Davis's part but half-full/half-empty whatever.
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    I only caught half the Colts game and snippets of a few other games today but I liked what I saw. The Colts defense looked a lot stronger than last year, and the offense played all right outside of a fluke INT. The only really bad thing is that Joe Addai appears to be done (in his 4th year, haha).[/quote

    Yea the Colts looked solid. They still can't convert any 3rd/4th and 1s on the ground but the thing I'm worried about is our receiver depth. Gonzo is out for awhile and the names Collie and Garcon aren't anything for any defense to be afraid of. I don't really understand Addai...it's like he hears footsteps in the backfield. If only they'd drafted MJD instead...
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    Im happy that Im not all that into foot ball, cuz Id be a pretty unhappy person living in chicago... always so much promise, but the bears never can follow through.
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    D-Williams is a sick back. He had the best 2008 season out of any running back, no one can really debate that...but Peterson is still the better RB. Look at Williams' 1st and 2nd halves last year.

    1st 8 games:
    525 yards, 3 TDs

    These numbers are so mediocre, that I actually traded him in one of my fantasy leagues last year and then he went on to do this:

    2nd 8 games:
    993 yards, 15 TDs

    Now it could be argued that the Panthers finally realized how good he actually was and started getting him the ball more (He did have 32 more carries in the 2nd half), but it could also be argued that he caught fire for 8 games and will regress back to more normal stats this year. Whatever the case is, I think it's a little too early to start calling him the best back in the NFL based on what basically amounts to 8 games. Until he proves those 8 games weren't a fluke, I don't think we can put him in the same conversation as Peterson.

    One more think I want to add, look at Ryan Grant's stats from the last 9 games of 2007:

    929 yards, 8 TDs

    Obviously not as good as D-Wil's 2nd half but still great numbers. What did he do in 2008? He was very average, only rushing for 1203 yards and scoring only 4 TDs despite playing in all 16 games. I'm not saying Williams will regress like this, in fact Williams might have another monster year. But let's just wait a little bit before we start calling him the best back in the NFL.
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    Good post Bob. In fairness, I said "D. Williams who is probably the best back in the league." Probably.. indicating a sense of hesitation. Somehow that got turned into franchise RB discussion and people telling me I'm crazy etc.

    At minimum I'll say this: if a player, especially at a position like RB, has the best season of any player at his position the previous year, it can't be *THAT MUCH* of a stretch to call him the best at his position. Beyond that I'll just defer to Mcat's and Bob's posts on why it's a fruitless discussion. Just remember I made my comment in the context of asking why nobody *ever* talks about Williams, despite being a really, really sick player. 5.5 average with 0 fumbles is hard to appreciate.
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    Found this interesting (John Abraham getting 2 sacks on Jake Long): http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/m...3441137.column

    I bring it up because one of the positives I came away from the Browns-Vikings fiasco was how Joe Thomas absolutely manhandled Jared Allen the entire game. Like, they'd engage and then they'd stop.

    Actually I remember telling Spenda 4 players to watch on the Browns,

    Shaun Rogers
    Joe Thomas
    Josh Cribbs
    D'Qwell Jackson

    All 4 showed up with big games, a couple others I thought played pretty well, unfortunately the rest of the team played 1 half at most.
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    Wow, no Denver Broncos hate... I'm surprised,

    Orton looked lost, BM kept up his poor route running and Eddie Royal all but dissappeared.

    Peyton Hillis even looked human.

    Thank god the defense actually held the Bungles to 7 points, or it would have been a loooooooong day.
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    This was one of the best opening weeks of football in a long time. Extremely entertaining. Gr8 OT game on Thursday. Both NY teams had impressive victories (feeling a bit better about Geeeee-men WR situation). Bungles provided usual comic relief, plus Delhomme's and Cutler's worthless efforts made me giggle. Donovan McRibs injury hastens the Philly QB controversy. The only sad point was that the Cowboys won. It's cool though as the Giants r gonna spank that ass on national tele on Sunday night. So glad football season is here.
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    WOWWWWW what a finish in Foxborough!

    Funny thing is, I remember the look on Brady's face when the Pats were down 11 and I'm thinking to myself.... he is going to find a way to get it done.

    <---- former closet pats fan

    hell, I feel so damn frisky right now I'm picking Oakland here on the upset. 10 point dogs IIRC.
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    sick forced fumble and recovery by Tom Brady, he always comes through when his team needs him
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    Quote Originally Posted by mcatdog
    sick forced fumble and recovery by Tom Brady, he always comes through when his team needs him
    I agree, him and Manning, it's amazing how they've both been so good for so long.

    BS overturn there
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    Jamarcus Russell sucks + The Chargers playing like shit = one terrible football game
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    JaMarcus Russell can't throw an accurate pass to a receiver to save his life, but he's a hell of a lead blocker!
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    Quote Originally Posted by WildBobAA
    Jamarcus Russell sucks + The Chargers playing like shit = one terrible football game
    Pretty much.

    Give the Raiders a decent QB and they'd be winning this game by three touchdowns.
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    lollolollololol
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    here i thought the bengals would have the most painful loss of the weekend
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    Most idiotic article I've read in a while:

    http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/32611068/ns/sports-nfl/
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    ...that article had no substance...
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    Quote Originally Posted by WildBobAA
    Most idiotic article I've read in a while:

    http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/32611068/ns/sports-nfl/
    Lol stupid. Matt Ryan deserves to be on the list. The other 4 are already the best or one of the best players at their respective positions.
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    I expected that article to be dated 2007
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    lol I know. The best part of that article is reading all the comments just slamming the guy who wrote it.
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    We lost to the raiders
    Not a lot of teams are going to be able to claim that this year, its like your very own high profile, hard to get into club. One might say exclusive.
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    Quote Originally Posted by WildBobAA
    Most idiotic article I've read in a while:

    http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/32611068/ns/sports-nfl/
    not only is the list retarded, but the first like 8 paragraphs are like "omg, poor carson palmer only had chad johnson and tj houshmadzadeh to throw to for the past 3 terrible seasons"

    thanks to this article, though, i'd be willing to take the leap of faith and prop bet that AP has a thousand yard season this year. anyone? anyone?
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    Cool play I saw in the Saints/Eagles game:

    Something to this effect, Saints up 21 late in the game (3:30ish left iirc?), 4th and long backed up in their own endzone. They narrowly avoided a safety on the previous play. Brees takes the 4th down snap, runs around a little bit, then throws the ball out the back of the endzone (intentional safety).

    It really was a smart decision, 2 points don't matter much there and it's a nifty loophole in the rules that you can gain about 70 yards or so in field position by intentionally taking a safety.

    Up 6 I could see that being useful as well. I.e. the points don't matter much the but field position gained is huge.

    proposal: drop the current safety rules and instead replace it with a defensive touchdown. I.e. defense gets 7 points but kicks off instead of receiving the ball as well.

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