NFL 2014
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Caledvwlch
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That's as good a reason as any other. Although I usually reserve it for Rothlesomething.
Almost forgot. Tonight's game then, with the rest to follow.
One of the worst possible confluences of inept front offices and piddling talent will be on tap tonight as the tiny Titans travel to the Jacksonville Jokeuars.
The Jags are a 3.5 favorite and the action, by which I mean the ten or so folks laying money, has it a near 70/30 in favor. I don't like either team, but someone has to win and if I had a gun to my head I'd take the home team to cover.
One of the worst possible confluences of inept front offices and piddling talent will be on tap tonight as the tiny Titans travel to the Jacksonville Jokeuars.
The Jags are a 3.5 favorite and the action, by which I mean the ten or so folks laying money, has it a near 70/30 in favor. I don't like either team, but someone has to win and if I had a gun to my head I'd take the home team to cover.
I think a tie should be possible in the Super Bowl.Maybe there will be a tie.lain:
lain: That's what I think.
Caledvwlch
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I think a tie should be possible in the Super Bowl.
That's what I think.
As long as they pack plenty of hack-saw blades to longitudinally bisect the Lombardi trophy.
I think a tie should be possible in the Super Bowl.
That's what I think.
If a Super Bowl ends regulation time in a tie they should do a variation on the hockey/soccer shootout and have kickers try for 60 yarders.
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Caledvwlch
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If a Super Bowl ends regulation time in a tie they should do a variation on the hockey/soccer shootout and have kickers try for 60 yarders.
...with a single linebacker charging at them from somewhere around the thirty, and only the snapper and place-holder to block.
If a Super Bowl ends regulation time in a tie they should do a variation on the hockey/soccer shootout and have kickers try for 60 yarders.
:chuckle: :think: And the kicker gets no pads. :nono:
Now that's destination television.
Caledvwlch
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Still?
Still, still, still
one can hear the crushing blows
while all around
wrs are leaping
no one yet a score is keeping.
Still, still, still
one can hear the crushing blows. :guitar:
Caledvwlch
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I'll admit, I'm kind of a homer for NE. But you don't have Denver or GB in this list either, and that seems fishy.
Caledvwlch
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Fair enough. But NE beat Detroit and Buffalo, Denver beat KC twice, Buffalo and Arizona. So that reasoning can only take you so far before you're back at the top of your own list again. However, GB has not beaten any of your top five, so there's that.
Ariz and Buffalo don't have the QBs needed.
KC....well they have problems too.
lain:
Maybe we will become the first team to win the Super Bowl without a single touchdown going to a wide receiver.
shagster01
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Den beat Buf. Full circle. What's you're point?
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