NFL Week 16: Unto us a Tebow-child is born

[Cail]

WHAT

i enjoy them

also, jamal lewis, dorse levens and 2 others join in many others now suing the nfl over concussions
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/73...fl-concussions

[Rhinox]

At least Kathleen has the sense to know her limitations when it comes to football. Tweek on the other hand...

[Rhinox]

i enjoy them

also, jamal lewis, dorse levens and 2 others join in many others now suing the nfl over concussions
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/73...fl-concussions

Nigga needs more money for his pot selling now that his #1 competition is in jail in Sam Hurd.

[Chun Liroy]

I AM ALSO TAKING THE GIANTS + POINTS

Giants guaranteed a loss. IGGLES TO THE PROMISE LAND.

[Dimmauk]

Meet the New America's Team: The Green Bay Packers
Thursday, December 22, 2011 8:47 am
Written by: Ben Maller

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Americans love a winner and that's not the Dallas Cowboys these days. The team from deep in the Republic of Texas has been replaced as the nation's most popular team.

Aaron Rodgers' Super Bowl-winning Green Bay Packers were picked by 22 percent of voters as their favorite team in the NFL, according to Public Policy Polling's newest national survey. The Cowboys finished second, with 11 percent of the vote, followed by the Bears, Giants and Steelers.

NFL Films famously gave the Cowboys the title of "America's Team" in a 1978 highlight film. The program opened up with this intro: "They appear on television so often that their faces are as familiar to the public as presidents and movie stars. They are the Dallas Cowboys, America's Team."

A generation later, Dallas was actually picked as America's least favorite NFL team. The Cowboys got 22 percent of the negative vote, beating out the Chicago Bears' 8 percent and Green Bay's 7 percent for the title.

This was a bi-partisan pigskin vote: Republicans (60 percent), Democrats (44 percent) and independents (44 percent) all picked the Packers over the Cowboys.

Other results:

- 41 percent of African-Americans list Michael Vick as their favorite quarterback; no one else got more than 13 percent of the vote. Only 2 percent of whites listed Vick as their favorite.

- Vick was voted the NFL's least popular quarterback, with 26 percent of the vote, beating out Ben Roethlisberger's 15 percent.

- Tim Tebow, as expected, edged out Eli Manning (12 percent) and his brother Peyton (10 percent) for the title of America's most popular quarterback. Tom Brady, Drew Brees and MVP favorite Aaron Rodgers finished next, with 6 percent of the vote.

– Peyton Manning received a 51 percent favorable opinion from voters. That edged out Tebow's 50 percent favorable rating for tops among quarterbacks.

[Conrad]

it's because of all the discount double-checks he does

[Tweek]

wtf doesn't like Peyton? dude is funny as fuck

[Rhinox]

The texans

[Headspace]

If it wasn't for Peyton, the texans wouldn't have made the playoffs this year

[Tweek]

both of these things are true.


but 51% just seems low for the guy

[Rhinox]

If it wasn't for Peyton the texans wouldve been a playoff team a lot more often

[Moss]

undercover mods

[Chun Liroy]

yeah wtf, that nigga is a mod?

[Rhinox]

Snl is actively trying to get tebow to host snl. If he was smart he would do it.

[Blackice]

yeah wtf, that nigga is a mod?

So salty!

[archibaldcrane]

Random betting fact of the day:

Cowboys are the first home team with a record of 8-6 not to be at least a 6-point favorite vs. a team with a record of 6-8 (last 25 NFL seasons)

[Chun Liroy]

How many of those were division games?

[Rhinox]

[url]http://espn.go.com/dallas/nfl/story/_/id/7380095/dallas-cowboys-owner-jerry-jones-clarifies-scared-comment[\url]

Lol

[Chun Liroy]

olde

[Rhinox]

55 mins ago is olde?