[Twilight Flyer]

Didn't he have a long 70 something TD pass in the 1st quarter? Or am I thinking of a different game?

[yoopr]

I know-we have so many long gainers on passes it's hard to keep track
:P

I think you're talking about the pass to Jones

[Twilight Flyer]

So again, he had half his 300 yards on 2 passes. One at the beginning and the one at the end. 8)

I'm not dissing Brett...I think he's a phenominal QB and he's one of the great ones. But as a team, I think the Pack is living on borrowed time. They have not the depth, the health, or the experience to continue the run. 8-8 ain't out of the question and 9-7 and a possible wild card is more likely. But 12-4? Come'on Yoopr...you must have frozen your brain already.

[Jackrabbit379]

:lol: :lol:

Well, they do have a good run, that's for sure. I dont think any of the analysts thought they were gonna have this much going for them.

If I heard right on the radio last night, that game winning pass was thrown at the 18 yard line, and the receiver caught it at the 50. :shock:

[WildK9]

Hey Rabbit, when I seen it go into overtime, I thought it would put your fantasy team in the W column. Brett squashed that for ya! :P

[Scoe]

Originally Posted by Twilight Flyer

So again, he had half his 300 yards on 2 passes. One at the beginning and the one at the end. 8)

I'm not dissing Brett...I think he's a phenominal QB and he's one of the great ones. But as a team, I think the Pack is living on borrowed time. They have not the depth, the health, or the experience to continue the run. 8-8 ain't out of the question and 9-7 and a possible wild card is more likely. But 12-4? Come'on Yoopr...you must have frozen your brain already.

Normally, that is in a normal year in the NFL, you'd be proven correct. In a normal year that hot start would be equaled out by the end of the season. I don't think this is a normal year in the NFL and it sure isn't a normal year in college football.

NFL = Packers looking playoff bound.

College football = Ducks could play for the national title IF they win out and other teams ahead of them in the BCS loose.

NFL = Belicheck gets popped for cheating and then runs up the scores on everyone to give the league the finger.

College football = a touchdown scored on a 15 lateral play at the end of a game. :shock:


This is NOT a normal year.

[yoopr]

Originally Posted by Twilight Flyer

So again, he had half his 300 yards on 2 passes. One at the beginning and the one at the end. 8)

I'm not dissing Brett...I think he's a phenominal QB and he's one of the great ones. But as a team, I think the Pack is living on borrowed time. They have not the depth, the health, or the experience to continue the run. 8-8 ain't out of the question and 9-7 and a possible wild card is more likely. But 12-4? Come'on Yoopr...you must have frozen your brain already.

now use your memory bank now-I said 12-4 at the best and 10-6 at the worst

So again, he had half his 300 yards on 2 passes. One at the beginning and the one at the end.

and your point is?
NO Team this year has challenged Champ Bailey OR Dre and we did and burned em

I've told you, and Brett has told Everybody-We're not very good :wink:

[Midnight Flyer]

We got Kansas City this Sunday, Yoop. What's their won-loss record? 8)

[Twilight Flyer]

NFL = Belicheck gets popped for cheating and then runs up the scores on everyone to give the league the finger.

My question is, what's the over-and-under on Belicheck's golden boy making it to the end of the season without getting snuffed. 31 other teams are pissed as hell at the Patriots and if you don't think there's a locker-room contract out on Brady, you're kidding yourself. The NFL polices its own...there are defensive players out there that will take that knee shot or head-to-head shot and accept the monetary fine. It's been that way since the NFL began and nothing has changed.

[yoopr]

I don't like Belicheck and the Patriots BUT I'm not going to blame Brady on that 4th down call. Brady looked towards the sidelines prior and I'm pretty sure he was looking at Belicheck questioning his call