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The one worth watching.Comment
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Which is neither."The Communist vision is the vision of man without God"
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bwahaha, yeah...that will happen
although i thought the steelers would do better than what they are...*anger*
omg this dude in my class is a die hard dolphin fan...he thinks they're sooooo good...
what a moron
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Go die in a fire, retard. He has the single-game record for rushing yards at 296 and is quite likely to be a future hall of famer.
You have no clue what the hell you're talking about.
PS: Tampa Bay is in one of the most mediocre and weak devisions in the NFL, and they're at best a mediocre NFC team, which these days is a pretty funny thing to be. Watch them lose horribly to Dallas or Green Bay if they manage to scrape their way through that far.
Yes, I'm demoralizing you because you're an asshole..
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because the venom gets into the blood stream which
spreads bee DNA throughout your entire body...
changing your genetic structure into a bee's.
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Originally Posted by MrRubix[link]:
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I actually like Tampa Bay. They could probably hang with most AFC teams and even the Packers and the Cowboys, thanks to a smart (albeit not healthy right now) QB in Jeff Garcia and a strong defense that plays physical football. And, they have one of the better coaches in the league in Jon Gruden who keeps his team focused on winning.
And on the topic of the Adrian Petersons, I really feel bad for the Bears one because he will forever be known as "The Other Adrian Peterson".Comment
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Remember their losses at Indy and Jacksonville? And their loss at Seattle, which was later shut out by the Steelers 21-0? They have some bright spots in this season, but I see them going nowhere deep in the playoffs. They are quite simply not among the greats yet. They may be 9-5, but look at their division! Atlanta is crumbling from every angle, New Orleans has stumbled all year, and Carolina is on what, their fourth quarterback? Without those wins, they'd be 4-5, a below .500 team.
Their play in the playoffs here will show just how good or bad they are. If they can make it deep, congratulations, but I won't be surprised if they falter at the feet of teams like Green Bay, Dallas, and even Minnesota, which I feel would easily clinch the division title if it played in the NFC South..
Originally Posted by jewpinthethird[link]:
"If you get stung by enough bees you turn into a bee,
because the venom gets into the blood stream which
spreads bee DNA throughout your entire body...
changing your genetic structure into a bee's.
Every year roughly 125 people in America are turned into bees this way."
Originally Posted by MrRubix[link]:
"Do you basically bukkake-paint your walls every time you jack it?"
Originally Posted by All_That_Chaz[link]:
"My pity-sex depreciates at a rate of 5% annually."Comment
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Yeah, but on any given Sunday, Tampa Bay looks as good as any other team out there. I think they could hang with the Cowboys, maybe not so much the Packers.
The 2 teams to watch out for are Seattle and Minnesota, which both have become 1-dimensional teams. No one can stop Adrian Peterson, and Hasselback has looked like the best QB in the NFC since Seattle abandoned the run. It's not long before Alexander gets benched, Morris is a better RB at the current time anyway. As long as Seattle can get maybe 70-80 yards rushing every game, they can compete with any team in the NFC...maybe not so much Indy or NE, but surely Dallas.
And Minnesota just has that explosive team. With Peterson running rampant, it takes a ton of pressure off rookie QB Tavarius Jackson(is that his name?) and in case Peterson is getting stopped, they got this other RB named Chester Taylor. Minnesota has such a powerful 1-2 punch at RB, then you throw in a play action...anything could happen. That is if they make it.Originally posted by Jerry DB
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Plus, now TB has learned to score on kickoffs xD.
I don't think that the Vikings would be able to beat the Bucs, or a team like Dallas or Green Bay who can stop the run. Tarvaris Jackson showed that if there is no running game behind him then he can't make the throws he needs to. In a few years maybe, but he still has the new QB look and feel to his game. That's why a QB like McNabb would be perfect for this team. A proven veteran with a winning record (not so much lately but I don't think that's all his fault, and he is a whole different conversation himself) would be perfect for a team like the Vikings who are just 1 or 2 steps away from becoming an elite team.Comment
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i agree with most everything you said, cept i think the cowboys are better than GB... only reason they lost to philly, as im sure you know, is cuz romo's thumb was injured or something...
this would be an interesting situation to see... throw in a good reciever, like TO or something, and youd have one hell of an offense...
but, if were gonna be talking about elite teams in the first place, the NFC isnt where we should be looking .... lolOriginally posted by dAnceguy117Originally posted by ArntonachOriginally posted by MrGigglesComment
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