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cougnix wrote:

trendon wrote:One more thought: I know the Seahawks are unstoppable superweapons that have no flaws and the Patriots are lucky to win nearly every game, but I have a sneaking feeling this game will get ugly. Like Patriots 41-17.

How can you make that comment? The Seahawks were 3-3, 6-4 and 2 games from the 1 seed with 4 games to play. They got LUCKY to be where they are. That game Sunday was hand delivered to them from a comedy of errors by the Packers. They are lucky to be in the Super Bowl. From what I've seen from the Patriots, there was no luck involved in there trip. Pretty handily beat both teams they faced. Do I think the Seahawks are going to win like they did last year, no way in hell, but the way they got there this season versus last season is far from dominating. Add the fact that Thomas and Sherman were both injured significantly will play into it. I will obviously believe that they can win, but I told people before Sunday that I didn't have a good feeling about the NFC Championship. Worried there were going to be some untimely turnovers and that if the Seahawks turned the ball over they were going to lose. I will take the result, but they aren't unstoppable and I don't hear that with any reports that I've watched, I've always heard the experts question the offense and talk up the defense. Go look at the stats. Rodgers 178 yards and 2 picks, Lacy only 78 yards when he had 40+ in the first half, so the defense definitely deserves the respect they have been given, but the offense has been lucky. I don't disagree with your possible score though we'll see. Just remember, Denver was the greatest offense in history statistically last year, just sayin'.

trendon wrote:

cougnix wrote:

trendon wrote:One more thought: I know the Seahawks are unstoppable superweapons that have no flaws and the Patriots are lucky to win nearly every game, but I have a sneaking feeling this game will get ugly. Like Patriots 41-17.

How can you make that comment? The Seahawks were 3-3, 6-4 and 2 games from the 1 seed with 4 games to play. They got LUCKY to be where they are. That game Sunday was hand delivered to them from a comedy of errors by the Packers. They are lucky to be in the Super Bowl. From what I've seen from the Patriots, there was no luck involved in there trip. Pretty handily beat both teams they faced. Do I think the Seahawks are going to win like they did last year, no way in hell, but the way they got there this season versus last season is far from dominating. Add the fact that Thomas and Sherman were both injured significantly will play into it. I will obviously believe that they can win, but I told people before Sunday that I didn't have a good feeling about the NFC Championship. Worried there were going to be some untimely turnovers and that if the Seahawks turned the ball over they were going to lose. I will take the result, but they aren't unstoppable and I don't hear that with any reports that I've watched, I've always heard the experts question the offense and talk up the defense. Go look at the stats. Rodgers 178 yards and 2 picks, Lacy only 78 yards when he had 40+ in the first half, so the defense definitely deserves the respect they have been given, but the offense has been lucky. I don't disagree with your possible score though we'll see. Just remember, Denver was the greatest offense in history statistically last year, just sayin'.

Tom Brady is not Peyton Manning, that's why. One is possibly the greatest QB of all-time and one is just great.

Whittness10 wrote:

texasfan4444 wrote:some interesting hires at the coaching position this year:

John Fox @ SF
Gary Kubiak @ Denver
Marc Tressman to Ravens as OC

But the most puzzling one to me is Doug Marone to Jacksonville as a Line coach for the O and D Lines. Giving up the head coaching job and then ending up as an assistant may prove to be the bonehead move of the year. 4 million dollars withstanding , he must of been grading himself on a curve of one cause no one else agreed with him.

John Fox went to Chicago.

texasfan4444 wrote:some interesting hires at the coaching position this year:

John Fox @ SF
Gary Kubiak @ Denver
Marc Tressman to Ravens as OC

But the most puzzling one to me is Doug Marone to Jacksonville as a Line coach for the O and D Lines. Giving up the head coaching job and then ending up as an assistant may prove to be the bonehead move of the year. 4 million dollars withstanding , he must of been grading himself on a curve of one cause no one else agreed with him.

jsence2 wrote:Coug, step away from the keyboard for a bit.

And ESPN reporting that 11 of the 12 balls the Patriots had were underinflated by two whole pounds. What a bunch of cheating fucks.

cougnix wrote:

jsence2 wrote:Coug, step away from the keyboard for a bit.

And ESPN reporting that 11 of the 12 balls the Patriots had were underinflated by two whole pounds. What a bunch of cheating fucks.

Fuck off Jason, the shit you post is far more homer than I am.

cougnix wrote:Yeah and I have until 11 am tomorrow

cougnix wrote:

trendon wrote:

cougnix wrote:

trendon wrote:One more thought: I know the Seahawks are unstoppable superweapons that have no flaws and the Patriots are lucky to win nearly every game, but I have a sneaking feeling this game will get ugly. Like Patriots 41-17.

How can you make that comment? The Seahawks were 3-3, 6-4 and 2 games from the 1 seed with 4 games to play. They got LUCKY to be where they are. That game Sunday was hand delivered to them from a comedy of errors by the Packers. They are lucky to be in the Super Bowl. From what I've seen from the Patriots, there was no luck involved in there trip. Pretty handily beat both teams they faced. Do I think the Seahawks are going to win like they did last year, no way in hell, but the way they got there this season versus last season is far from dominating. Add the fact that Thomas and Sherman were both injured significantly will play into it. I will obviously believe that they can win, but I told people before Sunday that I didn't have a good feeling about the NFC Championship. Worried there were going to be some untimely turnovers and that if the Seahawks turned the ball over they were going to lose. I will take the result, but they aren't unstoppable and I don't hear that with any reports that I've watched, I've always heard the experts question the offense and talk up the defense. Go look at the stats. Rodgers 178 yards and 2 picks, Lacy only 78 yards when he had 40+ in the first half, so the defense definitely deserves the respect they have been given, but the offense has been lucky. I don't disagree with your possible score though we'll see. Just remember, Denver was the greatest offense in history statistically last year, just sayin'.

Tom Brady is not Peyton Manning, that's why. One is possibly the greatest QB of all-time and one is just great.

Yep, all they do is cheat and win games they weren't supposed to.

For thirteen years.
And the Patriots are lucky to be there? Gotcha.

nick wrote:InflateGate

jsence2 wrote:Coug, step away from the keyboard for a bit.

And ESPN reporting that 11 of the 12 balls the Patriots had were underinflated by two whole pounds. What a bunch of cheating fucks.

shel311 wrote:

nick wrote:InflateGate

I demand that Belichick be suspended 1 season and the Pats lost draft picks...evidence or not!!!

Seeitsaveit13 wrote:

shel311 wrote:

nick wrote:InflateGate

I demand that Belichick be suspended 1 season and the Pats lost draft picks...evidence or not!!!

Are you gonna put a bounty on his head?

cougnix wrote:

jsence2 wrote:Coug, step away from the keyboard for a bit.

And ESPN reporting that 11 of the 12 balls the Patriots had were underinflated by two whole pounds. What a bunch of cheating fucks.

Fuck off Jason, the shit you post is far more homer than I am.