IMJerusha
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Absolutely! Al Sharpton that close up is more than a little scary! :noid:
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Absolutely! Al Sharpton that close up is more than a little scary! :noid:
JPHamilton
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This is still my pick.... Pats vs Hawks.
...very interesting turn of events.
I'd still pick Dallas to win this game, but with Suh in there the Lions have at least a fighting chance.
Well, that will certainly help make the upcoming more sporting. Mind your feet, of course.
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dreadknought
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No, can youl
he can't help himself
it is about time for stafford to win a game without completely relying on the defense
dreadknought
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So you say, Peter. Help us with context for you. Any thinking :human: is a fool.
looks like you can't help yourself
dreadknought
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my bad, your ch?oice this weekend
Daniel1611
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With Leveon Bell not being expected to play, I still think Pittsburgh can beat Baltimore. And if Bell is back by next week, I'll call Pittsburgh and Dallas in the superbowl.
shagster01
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You think Dallas can beat Seattle in Seattle twice in the same year?
Daniel1611
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Seattle's a great team, but Dallas is on a roll. The past few weeks, they haven't been winning games. They've been putting opponents over their knee and paddling them. I can see them taking the NFC. And I'd like to see another Pittsburgh/Dallas Superbowl.
This week I'm picking Pittsburgh, Dallas, and Carolina and Cinci if Green plays and Indi if he doesn't.
Stafford should be able to move the ball. Washington put up over three hundred yards passing. With Suh back in the mix it gets more interesting, even if virtually every metric points to the Cowboys winning.
Sure. If anything, the Cowboys are better than they were then. Seattle is too though. How much and what the coaching staff does to offset the advantages exposed last time will be the decider.
Is Carol a gifted assembler or tactician?
The last time they met Dallas ran 69 plays to Seattle's 48, put up 162 yards rushing while holding Seattle's running game to 80 yards.
Time of possession: 37:39 to 22:21
It wasn't fluke plays or penalties that made the difference. The scoreboard went back and forth, but Dallas controlled the line of scrimmage and wrangled a pick out of Wilson. It should be that sort of game for whoever wins it...I think Seattle is angry and feeling ready, but there's a psychological chink in their armor and Dallas has as much confidence as I've seen in years, but give Romo a bad opening series or two and will they start hearing late season ghosts?
I can't believe the league bought this. Did a pity factor for Detroit come into play here or did the NFL think a match up with Suh on the field would simply be more interesting, ratings wise?
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