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post #201 of 1867
9/27/10 at 11:54pm
This goddamn Packers offensive line has cost me at least ten fantasy points tonight.
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post #202 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:06am
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This goddamn Packers offensive line has cost me at least ten fantasy points tonight.
Bears is worse.

THat helmet contact is going to cost a team a playoff game.
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post #203 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:14am
Geez...this helmet rule is kind of well... Blah

Good job for giving up 15 yards Green Bay.
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post #204 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:18am
Speaking of penalties, my pet peeve is offensive holding being ten yards. I just think it's so excessive. One holding penalty is nearly an instant drive killer.
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post #205 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:18am
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Geez...this helmet rule is kind of well... Blah
Culter got nailed though. Cheap shot.

Packers are a very undisciplined team. A bit dirty too. Matthews tried to rip Cutler's head off earlier.

They won't get to the SB with all these mental errors.
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post #206 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:19am
Tell me about it 5 yards at least. 10? Yeah. Drive killer.
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post #207 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:20am
A long bomb from Rodgers to Jennings would do me a whole lot of good right now.
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post #208 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:21am
Half the holding penalties stop a QB from getting sacked over 5 yards. It's a legit distance.
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post #209 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:22am
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Originally Posted by Anyawatchin Angel View Post
Culter got nailed though. Cheap shot.

Packers are a very undisciplined team. A bit dirty too. Matthews tried to rip Cutler's head off earlier.

They won't get to the SB with all these mental errors.
Yeah it was a cheap shot, driving up like that on the QB and making his head jerk back like that will always be called. I've just seen too many iffy calls. But I understand the league is wanting to protect their players.
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post #210 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:24am
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A long bomb from Rodgers to Jennings would do me a whole lot of good right now.
I could use a Finley TD for no other reason then to boost up my score haha

I can see the Packers chewing up alot of clock and just winning this thing with a field goal.
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post #211 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:25am
I'd just like to see a Jennings reception to prove he's actually still in the game. He's vanished since that touchdown.
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post #212 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:27am
Oh damn I stand corrected. No way is that call over tuned.

So... Bears milk the clock for a late field goal?
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post #213 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:30am
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Oh damn I stand corrected.
You should be rooting for Chicago. We gave you Rex Grossman in the Super Bowl.
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post #214 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:31am
Never been a fan of deep passes being called intentional grounding. Every time a receiver runs the wrong route you could see a penalty called. And it calls into question every time a QB throws it out of the back of the end zone.
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post #215 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:35am
He didn't run the wrong route. I've seen ref not call it as long as it lands in bounds and the qb argue the wrong route. Rogers was under pressure and chucked it.


1 more fisrst down and Bears win.
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post #216 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:36am
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You should be rooting for Chicago. We gave you Rex Grossman in the Super Bowl.
Ha ha I'm pulling for the Bears. I lived in Chicago for some time so I still root for them. Plus, I can't stand the Packers.

Fun fact about Grossman, he's from Bloomington, Indiana. So I guess he was kind of given back to us?

Hahahahaha the ol' chuck the ball in the air and hope for a pass interfernce call.
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post #217 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:38am
Bears better not fuck this up
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post #218 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:38am
Packers might have wanted to let the Bears score there.
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post #219 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:39am
Cutler should just drop back and take a knee here.
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post #220 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:40am
Baffled why the Packers didn't let them score on any of those three plays, especially when they had a timeout left.
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post #221 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:41am
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Originally Posted by Richard Dickson View Post
Cutler should just drop back and take a knee here.
he should have. Don't give Rogers a minute to tie it. he will.
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post #222 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:41am
Packers killed themselves with penalties tonight.
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post #223 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:42am
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Packers killed themselves with penalties tonight.
Especially that last pass interference call. Make the guy beat you and make the catch, don't just give it to them.
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post #224 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:43am
Not going to win many games having 17 penalties.
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post #225 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:45am
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Packers killed themselves with penalties tonight.
Packers aren't that good. Very young, no running game, bad special teams.
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post #226 of 1867
9/28/10 at 12:47am
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You should be rooting for Chicago. We gave you Rex Grossman in the Super Bowl.
Jay Cutler is from Indiana as well, you're welcome? Haha also! Drew Brees went to college in Indiana and Peyton Manning plays for the Colts... So I don't know where I'm going with this.
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post #227 of 1867
9/28/10 at 2:18am
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Soldier Field Leap for Hester!!!!
Welcome to the Undefeated Club
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post #228 of 1867
9/28/10 at 10:54am
You're loving this arnt ya! Hahahahaha
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post #229 of 1867
9/28/10 at 11:06am
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Welcome to the Undefeated Club
If you don't remember the Bears beat your Steelers last year.

3-0 is ver surprising. People still picked the Steelers 3-1 w/ big Ben out but nobody had Bears/Chiefs 3-0.

And the Bears schedule till bye week isn't daunting-@NY Giants, @Carolina, vs Seattle, vs Washington. Right after the Bye is @ Buffalo so the Bears can easily be 7-1. And that's without an offensive line.

Whis the Bears could trade a couple of first round picks for a Tackle and Guard.
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post #230 of 1867
9/28/10 at 11:21am
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Not going to win many games having 17 penalties.
Did I hear that right on the radio this morning? Green Bay had 18 penalties and Chicago had 5? Good lord.
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post #231 of 1867
9/28/10 at 11:22am
And Green Bay had a couple of holds go unflagged too.
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post #232 of 1867
9/28/10 at 1:02pm
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You're loving this arnt ya! Hahahahaha
I'm more shocked if anything. I thought we'd be 1-2 or 0-3. I'm going to continue picking against them the rest of the year.

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If you don't remember the Bears beat your Steelers last year.

3-0 is ver surprising. People still picked the Steelers 3-1 w/ big Ben out but nobody had Bears/Chiefs 3-0.
I do remember, very vividly. Very sad day. Heartbreaking loss. We're like 2-11 in Chicago if I remember.

I don't think anyone had us at 3-0. Most I read said we'd be lucky to get to 2-2, or some even had us at 1-3. My worry now is how rusty will Big Ben be, BUT he does come back on a bye week, and then Cleveland the next week.
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post #233 of 1867
9/28/10 at 1:11pm
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And Green Bay had a couple of holds go unflagged too.
They held Peppers on every play it seemed.
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post #234 of 1867
9/28/10 at 1:13pm
So it seems 18 game season is going to happen. Personaly I'm not a fan of it.
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post #235 of 1867
9/28/10 at 1:20pm
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So it seems 18 game season is going to happen. Personaly I'm not a fan of it.
I hate it. I've yet to hear from any of these "fans" Goodell claims have spoken out for it. It's bad for the players, it's bad for the fans. It only helps the owners, which I guess is the reason it's happening.
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post #236 of 1867
9/28/10 at 2:41pm
The only upside is that it eliminates two preseason games. But in my view, just eliminate two preseason games and stay with the 16-game season. Nobody needs to see those 4th preseason games. And I mean nobody.
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post #237 of 1867
9/28/10 at 3:21pm
Howie Long was right to hate it on the Fox show. If they do it the need to expand the roster and add bye weeks.

I hate it too. I can just imagine ine increase in injuries.

Only people who like it are the 72 Dolphins.
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post #238 of 1867
9/28/10 at 3:36pm
Well, if the commish's Twitter is real, I just asked him if he was retarded for wanting to expand the season to 18.

16 is absolutely perfect because it makes EVERY game matter. With 18, they'd be like MLB, NBA, and NHL with too many games.
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post #239 of 1867
9/28/10 at 5:00pm
It's just my fear of injury as well. The players are already beat to all hell after the 16 game stretch.

The only plus side is that now one of my preseason tickets are going to be for real games. If this was "for the fans" then they would charge way cheaper prices for the pre-season games.
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post #240 of 1867
9/28/10 at 5:15pm
You want a good conspiracy theory? There's stories flying all over Tampa that people were told as early as Tuesday of last week that the Bucs/Steelers game was sold out. People going to Ticketmaster were unable to find tickets, save for isolated single seats scattered around the stadium. Then, Thursday morning, hours before the blackout deadline, thousands of tickets suddenly became available online. The theory goes that owners are deliberately holding back tickets to guarantee blackouts so they can go to the players at the CBA negotiations and plead how hard up they are.
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post #241 of 1867
9/28/10 at 5:29pm
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You want a good conspiracy theory? There's stories flying all over Tampa that people were told as early as Tuesday of last week that the Bucs/Steelers game was sold out. People going to Ticketmaster were unable to find tickets, save for isolated single seats scattered around the stadium. Then, Thursday morning, hours before the blackout deadline, thousands of tickets suddenly became available online. The theory goes that owners are deliberately holding back tickets to guarantee blackouts so they can go to the players at the CBA negotiations and plead how hard up they are.
Not possible as far as I know. In stadiums where they "rope off" seats and make them unavailable (like Jacksonville) those decisions must be made prior to the season beginning and can't be changed mid-season. Rope off 15,000 seats so that you have a chance of sell-outs? You'd better hope your team doesn't surprisingly play better than expected because you absolutely can't sell those seats the entire season long.
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post #242 of 1867
9/28/10 at 5:42pm
The idea isn't that they tarped over seats and then suddenly made those seats available, it's that they deliberately held back tickets for available seats until it was too late for sales of those tickets to stop the blackout.
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post #243 of 1867
9/28/10 at 5:47pm
When the 18-game format hits, I can't wait for the Colts to get to 14-0. Those last four games would be riveting.
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post #244 of 1867
9/28/10 at 6:26pm
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The idea isn't that they tarped over seats and then suddenly made those seats available, it's that they deliberately held back tickets for available seats until it was too late for sales of those tickets to stop the blackout.
I'm just saying the seat thing is pretty closely monitored. I just don't buy that something so easily verifiable was done.
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post #245 of 1867
9/28/10 at 6:27pm
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When the 18-game format hits, I can't wait for the Colts to get to 14-0. Those last four games would be riveting.
It's so riveting to watch Manning on the bench with his helmet on.
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post #246 of 1867
9/28/10 at 6:42pm
The whole 18-game schedule thing makes me sick. It is a terrible, terrible idea. Fans like the season length the way it is, but owners don't give shit because they know if they add two more games we have no choice but to pony up.
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post #247 of 1867
9/28/10 at 7:05pm
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The whole 18-game schedule thing makes me sick. It is a terrible, terrible idea. Fans like the season length the way it is, but owners don't give shit because they know if they add two more games we have no choice but to pony up.
Huh? Fans have already been charged through the nose, with teams forcing people to buy preseason game tickets with their season tickets. If anything, this actually helps the guy who actually attends the games because he'll only be paying for 1 crummy preseason game instead of 2. The TV money for those 2 extra games is what the league cares about, not the gate revenue that you're talking about people ponying up for.
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post #248 of 1867
9/28/10 at 7:13pm
Dear incoming rookies,
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD CARRY THE PADS
http://sports.espn.go.com/dallas/nfl...ory?id=5626300
XOXO,
Dez Bryant
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post #249 of 1867
9/28/10 at 8:08pm
How the hell do you spend $54,896 for dinner??
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post #250 of 1867
9/28/10 at 8:09pm
And how many hungry families could have been fed for what it cost to teach a rookie a lesson?
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