2016-2017 NFL Thread

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Come back when you Win something? really? Was your smart a** comment serious or joking? Study up these scores and dates.

XVII Jan. 30, 1983 Rose Bowl (Pasadena, Calif.)

Washington 27, Miami 17

 

XXII Jan. 31, 1988 Jack Murphy Stadium (San Diego)

Washington 42, Denver 10

XXVI Jan. 26, 1992 Metrodome (Minneapolis) Washington 37, Buffalo 24

 

 

I was only having fun with the Ely sack photo, guess I really hit a nerve. Whoops

 

1992?

 

 

 

Nice car, though. Tony Montanas ride ; )

[knock it close]

Carpenter is gonna miss the xp and push the second half over in overtime, book it.

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That was just a really great game. That beats the crap out of a 6-6 tie.

 

The Bills were ripped off by not getting the roughing the kicker call just before half though. We will hear more about that blunder.

 

It is a really tough win for the road team at the home of the 12th man. This makes the Seahawks 31 wins out of the last 36 home games, impressive.

 

Gruden ends his broadcast with " this is still the team to beat in NFC."

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The OVER (43.5) hits at Half Time Knock it Close !!!

 

Georgia Boy ! THis sure is a fun game NO?

Give me the second half under 23.5

 

11 points cash that ticket Knock

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Jimmy Graham had two super one handed snags last night.

He is officially back and Seattle fans are stoked.

They were really amazing snags to behold.

 

Just another example that there are plenty of Top Pro WR's that can make unreal catches.

 

It is not just the one who possess the huge ego ,

and wears #13 for the NFC NY team that can make circus catches with regularity.

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this is a nice move

 

 

http://dailysnark.com/titans-player-comes-young-crying-fan-loss-tells-everythings-going-alright/

[CrabDaddy]

Looking forward to the Bradshaw vs Staubach, Tarkenton vs Kilmer, and Griese vs. Fouts matchups this week. Some old skool NFL. Something about seeing Dallas/Pittsburgh on the schedule that immediately brings Franco Harris, Lynn Swann, Billy Joe Dupree, and Too Tall Jones to mind.

Fairly critical games for Denver and NO - Broncs don't want to slide too far behind Ken Stabler and Co., Saints need to claw their way into playoff contention.

Philly needs a win to turn around their recent 1-4 skid. Tall order vs the Falcons.

Green Bay and Tenn can still smell first place in their goofy divisions. Neither the Texans or Vikings can score, the Colts can't stop anyone from scoring, and the Lions ooze mediocrity at every position. The Pack and Titans just... need... a couple...errr... W's.

*Stupid stat of the week: Through week 9, 4 teams leading their division are among 8 lowest scoring teams.*

Big Ben looked awful last week. Will the Stillers turn it around or become victim #8 for Dak and Zeke?

If the Bengals lose to the Giants, they are history... nah, who am I kidding? 8-8 wins the division (maybe 7-8-1), plenty of games left.

I predict the Browns will fall to 0-10 this week, and the 2008 Detroit Lions will have to keep the champagne on ice.

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Looking forward to the Bradshaw vs Staubach, Tarkenton vs Kilmer, and Griese vs. Fouts matchups this week. Some old skool NFL. Something about seeing Dallas/Pittsburgh on the schedule that immediately brings Franco Harris, Lynn Swann, Billy Joe Dupree, and Too Tall Jones to mind.

Fairly critical games for Denver and NO - Broncs don't want to slide too far behind Ken Stabler and Co., Saints need to claw their way into playoff contention.

Philly needs a win to turn around their recent 1-4 skid. Tall order vs the Falcons.

Green Bay and Tenn can still smell first place in their goofy divisions. Neither the Texans or Vikings can score, the Colts can't stop anyone from scoring, and the Lions ooze mediocrity at every position. The Pack and Titans just... need... a couple...errr... W's.

*Stupid stat of the week: Through week 9, 4 teams leading their division are among 8 lowest scoring teams.*

Big Ben looked awful last week. Will the Stillers turn it around or become victim #8 for Dak and Zeke?

If the Bengals lose to the Giants, they are history... nah, who am I kidding? 8-8 wins the division (maybe 7-8-1), plenty of games left.

I predict the Browns will fall to 0-10 this week, and the 2008 Detroit Lions will have to keep the champagne on ice.

C'mon Crab how about the Wash / Minny game? prediction?

You know the nfc east rules.

Walk in the park for your Purple's at home Thurs hungh ? Even on a short week?

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Looking forward to the Bradshaw vs Staubach, Tarkenton vs Kilmer, and Griese vs. Fouts matchups this week. Some old skool NFL. Something about seeing Dallas/Pittsburgh on the schedule that immediately brings Franco Harris, Lynn Swann, Billy Joe Dupree, and Too Tall Jones to mind.

Fairly critical games for Denver and NO - Broncs don't want to slide too far behind Ken Stabler and Co., Saints need to claw their way into playoff contention.

Philly needs a win to turn around their recent 1-4 skid. Tall order vs the Falcons.

Green Bay and Tenn can still smell first place in their goofy divisions. Neither the Texans or Vikings can score, the Colts can't stop anyone from scoring, and the Lions ooze mediocrity at every position. The Pack and Titans just... need... a couple...errr... W's.

*Stupid stat of the week: Through week 9, 4 teams leading their division are among 8 lowest scoring teams.*

Big Ben looked awful last week. Will the Stillers turn it around or become victim #8 for Dak and Zeke?

If the Bengals lose to the Giants, they are history... nah, who am I kidding? 8-8 wins the division (maybe 7-8-1), plenty of games left.

I predict the Browns will fall to 0-10 this week, and the 2008 Detroit Lions will have to keep the champagne on ice.

 

NFL is dead.

 

We need some o dis,

 

[CrabDaddy]

Looking forward to the Bradshaw vs Staubach, Tarkenton vs Kilmer, and Griese vs. Fouts matchups this week. Some old skool NFL. Something about seeing Dallas/Pittsburgh on the schedule that immediately brings Franco Harris, Lynn Swann, Billy Joe Dupree, and Too Tall Jones to mind.

Fairly critical games for Denver and NO - Broncs don't want to slide too far behind Ken Stabler and Co., Saints need to claw their way into playoff contention.

Philly needs a win to turn around their recent 1-4 skid. Tall order vs the Falcons.

Green Bay and Tenn can still smell first place in their goofy divisions. Neither the Texans or Vikings can score, the Colts can't stop anyone from scoring, and the Lions ooze mediocrity at every position. The Pack and Titans just... need... a couple...errr... W's.

*Stupid stat of the week: Through week 9, 4 teams leading their division are among 8 lowest scoring teams.*

Big Ben looked awful last week. Will the Stillers turn it around or become victim #8 for Dak and Zeke?

If the Bengals lose to the Giants, they are history... nah, who am I kidding? 8-8 wins the division (maybe 7-8-1), plenty of games left.

I predict the Browns will fall to 0-10 this week, and the 2008 Detroit Lions will have to keep the champagne on ice.

Just the Dallas / Pitts and Cincy/ Giants matchups gets mentioned regarding the NFC East . C'mon Crab how about the Wash / Minny and the

Atlanta / Philly matchups ? You know the nfc east rules.

Walk in the park for your Purple's at home Thurs hungh ? Even on a short week?

Chuck Foreman catches the game winning TD for Bud Grant's Vikings after Carl Eller recovers a rare John Riggins fumble.

Philly/Atl could be a shootout. But, the Falcons don't have anyone from the Golden Age of the NFL besides Steve Bartowski, so I'll go with Jaworski and Wilbert Montgomery in the upset.

I'm intrigued by the Carolina/KC game. The Chiefs don't look like a 6-2 team each week, but they've beaten some good teams. Carolina finally waking up? Carolina in the "upset", 20-13.

Then there's the AFL special from the "Losers Bracket" - the best last place team in the NFL, the Super Chargers hosting the streaking South Beach Dolphins. I think Csonka grinds out 100+ yds, but Chuck Muncie has another big game, and Fouts to Winslow is more than Don Shula's squad can handle. Chargers by 10.

There's no such thing as a walk in the park for the Ravens, lol. 20-17 if Tucker can hit one in the waning minutes from about the 30 yard line ... of Memorial Stadium.

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[CrabDaddy]

Looking forward to the Bradshaw vs Staubach, Tarkenton vs Kilmer, and Griese vs. Fouts matchups this week. Some old skool NFL. Something about seeing Dallas/Pittsburgh on the schedule that immediately brings Franco Harris, Lynn Swann, Billy Joe Dupree, and Too Tall Jones to mind.

Fairly critical games for Denver and NO - Broncs don't want to slide too far behind Ken Stabler and Co., Saints need to claw their way into playoff contention.

Philly needs a win to turn around their recent 1-4 skid. Tall order vs the Falcons.

Green Bay and Tenn can still smell first place in their goofy divisions. Neither the Texans or Vikings can score, the Colts can't stop anyone from scoring, and the Lions ooze mediocrity at every position. The Pack and Titans just... need... a couple...errr... W's.

*Stupid stat of the week: Through week 9, 4 teams leading their division are among 8 lowest scoring teams.*

Big Ben looked awful last week. Will the Stillers turn it around or become victim #8 for Dak and Zeke?

If the Bengals lose to the Giants, they are history... nah, who am I kidding? 8-8 wins the division (maybe 7-8-1), plenty of games left.

I predict the Browns will fall to 0-10 this week, and the 2008 Detroit Lions will have to keep the champagne on ice.

 

NFL is dead.

 

We need some o dis,

 

 

Far from dead, but could use more of this:

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^ha! Nice one on Lambert. Imagine him on the modern day "breakfast of champions"?

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mark rypien is looking over the middle he throws down the right side caught by gary clark

 

touchdown washington redskins said by the great frank herzog of redskins radio 1979-2004

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFLoFMuPtrA

[Sun Devil]

My prediction is the Dallas Cowboys to win the NFC title and the Superbowl.

[knock it close]

Love pitt -2.5 this week.

[CrabDaddy]

Love pitt -2.5 this week.

Whoa, whoa... I was just kidding about Harris, Swann, Greene, and Lambert... they're not actually playing this week.

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This one is for you tonight "Old Bay" Crabby

 

 

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Love pitt -2.5 this week.

Whoa, whoa... I was just kidding about Harris, Swann, Greene, and Lambert... they're not actually playing this week.

 

Either is Dorsett, Robert Newhouse, Drew and Preston Pearson,Too Tall Jones, or Randy White.

 

Push

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Love pitt -2.5 this week.

 

We always like any inclination you might have of Dallas losing.

You seeing a big bounce back this week for the Steelers Knock?

[CommerceTiger]

Browns win tonight. Kessler slowly improving, Ravens not that great, and anything can happen on Thursday Night. I'll say Browns 24-20

[CrabDaddy]

Tonight, I'm thinking Ravens 52 Browns 48.

[CrabDaddy]

Sorry, I wasn't clear... rushing yards.

[CommerceTiger]

Sorry, I wasn't clear... rushing yards.

 

I'll take the under

[knock it close]

Love pitt -2.5 this week.

 

We always like any inclination you might have of Dallas losing.

You seeing a big bounce back this week for the Steelers Knock?

Yes, Baltimore always plays Pitt very well, especially when they are at home (hence why I said Balt would beat pitt last week with or without Ben, that may be my one right call this year so I'm gonna hang my hat on it). Ben will have a week of full practice and will be a week healthier. I don't think dallas is bad but there best win just lost at home to Indy

[CommerceTiger]

Nevermind. Browns going 0-16. They really do just suck

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Nevermind. Browns going 0-16. They really do just suck

I mean part of me thought that once the cubs came back from 3-1 and Trump pulled the upset that the browns could win but then I remember they're the brown

[CommerceTiger]

Nevermind. Browns going 0-16. They really do just suck

I mean part of me thought that once the cubs came back from 3-1 and Trump pulled the upset that the browns could win but then I remember they're the brown

 

Haha. Cavs win a title, Indians win the AL. And the browns...are the browns

[CrabDaddy]

Gotta love Steve Smith. Great post-game interview. They were talking about him being a 37 y/o WR and coming back from an injury last year. His responce, "You know, there's a kid in college who's supposed to be The Next. And, he will be The Next ... but not while I'm on the field!"

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Love Steve Smith. His character really shines. It was one of the worst releases by a team fairly recently in the NFL.

 

Might have jinxed the Panthers by doing so too. Nah they did themselves in taking Cam and letting him be the biggest prima in

 

the NFL. Steve Smith reminds me of my favorite Redskin receiver of all time, Gary Clark. They both are smallish sized in stature

 

but have giant sized abilities. Make cuts and run routes with the best in the NFL, surest of hands, and hardly ever injured. Smith

 

and Clark are/were just superb Pro WR's ..yes sir !