Get a map. Bristol, CT is closer to NYC than Boston. Assuming you don't live in New England, I'll fill you in: Connecticut has a majority of NY sports fans.Originally Posted by Cephius
Get a map. Bristol, CT is closer to NYC than Boston. Assuming you don't live in New England, I'll fill you in: Connecticut has a majority of NY sports fans.Originally Posted by Cephius
I have never, and probably will never again, say that I want the colts to win. The Pats are too good and its not even fun to watch them anymore.
GO Geyton!
I live in New Jersey, and I spent 4 years at Uconn so I know what I'm talking about. ESPN HQ may be closer to NYC if you drew a straight line but that doesn't mean jack. Red Sox fans (even before 2004) outnumbered Yankee fans there by about 4:1, it wasn't even close. I had to search out people who were from NY to find another Yankee fan anywhere. I'm sure it's a lot worse now with all the bandwagoners. If you really don't think ESPN is pro-Boston then I'm not sure you're watching the right station.Originally Posted by Viq
You mean kind of like how Gay Cutler finally showed up in the 4th quarter Sunday night? Not a Colts fan.... just saying cause its true. Everyone knows Indys going down on Sunday.Originally Posted by Rigor
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Either way its a win-win for me. One of em gots to lose.Originally Posted by Mizango
Jay is being pretty gay... "Hmm I could go to Stokes for a first down or... I could throw it right at the defensive back in the end zone." I'll just chalk it up to Sophomore blues.
Edit: How the hell do you spell Sophomore anyway?
The Pats are getting the coverage like this because Randy Moss is a straight up freak of nature. Did you see those 2 catches? People talk about how certain recievers you can just throw the ball anywhere around them and they'll catch it-- with Moss this is not an exaggeration *at all*.
Don't you guys remember what a huuuuuuuueg deal Culpepper to Moss was not so long ago? If they'd had an o-line and a defense along with Bennet, they'd have had a legitimate chance to go undefeated then too. No combination of rb1, wr1, qb1 have had anywhere near the kind of total speed and athletic ability that team did, ever. (That Chris Carter guy wasn't bad either heh)
We'll see what happens, I do agree that if the Colts can't beat them, nobody will. I'm gonna say though I think the Colts can. Both offenses are pretty ridiculous, I think Indy has the better pass defense and run offense while NE has the better run defense and passing offense. I think the passing is likely to be pretty damn even, giving the edge to the Colts due largely to what I think will be a pretty big game for Kenton Keith. (18ish carries, 90+ yds and 1-2 td)
oh one more thing: This game probably has the background to be like the most hyped game ever, provided they're both still undefeated. These are pretty much the 2 greatest coaching minds of our time, with one being an offensive master and the other defensive, with undoubtably the best teams either of them have coached. On the other hand, Steve Young is kind of right-- the only way this game *really* matters is if it becomes a tiebreaker for home field in the playoffs. They're both winning their divisions, and they're going to be the 1&2 seeds regardless of this game.
im excited about the pats v skins this week mainly because i wanna see how those receivers do going across the middle with taylor and landry there. the pats have yet to face a safety duo that can lay the wood like those guys can, and while i doubt randy even thinks about going across the middle, it will be interesting to see what happens if welker or stallworth get lit up.
Randy goes across the middle all the time, especially to take players off Wes and now Donte. Are you referring to just this defense?Originally Posted by tyven
If the Skins had an oline and some more offense, they'd beat the Pats this week. I think this'll be Brady's worst game of the season, which still means 3 TDs (but multiple INTs).
Pats-Colts AFC Championship is what I'd like to see. They should move one of those teams into the NFC for shits and giggles, so the NFC would have a chance in the superbowl.
Originally Posted by tyven
All bases covered. Therefore I present, QFT.
*News flash*- Those WR aren't rookies. I am sure they have played against plenty of quality DBs/SS/FS before...lol. I am also sure they did so with a less qualified QB throwing them the ball.Originally Posted by tyven
regardless of being rookies or not, NONE of them have faced a COMBO with that much speed and power. welker and stallworth have been abusing people on slant routes and it should be interesting to see if taylor and landry can do anything over the top to stop it. a big hit can take a player out of the game mentally and im pretty excited to see if that can happen to this trio. landry is a sub 4.4 runner and taylor just above, im hard pressed to think of another duo that has enough speed to hang with these guys. also it will be interesting to see if they try to match taylor up with moss one on one at any point, taylor's rookie year they did this and it worked surprisingly well, he even out jumped moss to break up a play over the top.Originally Posted by Weltall
Welker runs punt returns. Good luck getting him rattled with a big hit.Originally Posted by tyven
welker also spent his career as a dolphin playing against rodney harrison twice a year, he is one of the leagues big hitters. regardless i still think its a fun matchup there is going to be tons of speed wizzing around out there someone on either side is liable to get lit up. its not like i want the redskins to come out on top in this game, the last thing i need is all of washington DC running around talking about how their secondary was able to perform well against the patriots. its bad enough constantly hearing about how they have a top three defense.
anything you've seen moss do since like 2002, and a big part of before that, was him completely halfassingOriginally Posted by tyven
half-ass moss was the man, what other receiver has ever threatened to pull out his dick and shake it @ opposing fans. also the game i was referring to which taylor was matched against moss man to man was the one in which he left the game for the locker room early and stirred up all that controversy about how hes not a team player, so i wouldnt be surprised if he was half assing even though the vikings were making a run at the playoffs.
Of course Moss acts like a saint only when he's on a nearly flawless team.
Just compare his stat pictures (the picture of the player's face the TV or video games always show when they display stats about the player). When he was in Oakland he had a really angry scowl and and his head tilted away from the camera. In NE, he has a nice happy-go-lucky good guy smile that could brighten a room.
Originally Posted by tyven
You continue to prove you know absolutely squat about the NFL. I'm sure Moss, and Stallworth/Welker, have played against better DB combos than the upcoming Redskins (who aren't even making the playoffs this year). Get real dude. You talk as if the Redskins are the 2001 Ravens, or the 2002 Bucs.
Does this surprise you? Name me a single person who enjoys losing.Originally Posted by Daahan
Do you think it surprises me? There is something that certain people do and it's called "being humble" instead of being whiny bitches (HI2U TERREL OWENS). Tell me the last time Marvin Harrison or Torry Holt went around acting like a total douche because he lost. I'm a bigger fan of football players that shut up and get back to work.Originally Posted by Norelco