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I didn't expect Tom Brady to look more like Brady Quinn, today.SkyDog112046 wrote:Yeah, I totally missed it. It turned out to be a blowout.cantstopthemusic wrote:You were way off, btw.SkyDog112046 wrote:So now we know one of the teams. New England vs ?
23-20 ... not 24-21.
Brady was off this week. Not Tebow off, but a little off nonetheless. A couple of times he was looking for PI calls that weren't coming. And he never should have thrown the deep ball to Slater because they were already at mid-field. They should have just gone down field to kill the clock and put up some more points.cantstopthemusic wrote: I didn't expect Tom Brady to look more like Brady Quinn, today.
Good thing they have 2 more weeks to fully recover.
Yeah, had it worked the game was over, but the Ravens totally saw it coming. Should have pulled the pin and checked down to someone.SkyDog112046 wrote:Brady was off this week. Not Tebow off, but a little off nonetheless. A couple of times he was looking for PI calls that weren't coming. And he never should have thrown the deep ball to Slater because they were already at mid-field. They should have just gone down field to kill the clock and put up some more points.cantstopthemusic wrote: I didn't expect Tom Brady to look more like Brady Quinn, today.
Good thing they have 2 more weeks to fully recover.
Moggio wrote:You see, the problem with you is that you act like I have no credibility or something.
PhoenixFlames wrote:AVATAR made 2.7 billion which (maths) is close to 3 x million millions!!!!!!
The only receiver he has any type of connection with on the deep ball is Branch, and that's only 35-40 yards down field. Every other receiver that has gone long this year has been a 15-20 yard throw and then yards after catch. His 99 yard TD to Welker was only a 7-8 yard pass that caught Miami napping. He hasn't had someone to connect with 50+ yard throws since Moss left.demolition23 wrote:Yeah, had it worked the game was over, but the Ravens totally saw it coming. Should have pulled the pin and checked down to someone.
If they had a legit deep-threat to go with Welker, Branch and those TEs, it would be like cheating.SkyDog112046 wrote:The only receiver he has any type of connection with on the deep ball is Branch, and that's only 35-40 yards down field. Every other receiver that has gone long this year has been a 15-20 yard throw and then yards after catch. His 99 yard TD to Welker was only a 7-8 yard pass that caught Miami napping. He hasn't had someone to connect with 50+ yard throws since Moss left.demolition23 wrote:Yeah, had it worked the game was over, but the Ravens totally saw it coming. Should have pulled the pin and checked down to someone.
Moggio wrote:You see, the problem with you is that you act like I have no credibility or something.
PhoenixFlames wrote:AVATAR made 2.7 billion which (maths) is close to 3 x million millions!!!!!!
LAglamrocker wrote:Ravens have a better overall team, no Brady offense.
Moron.
poizond13 wrote:We'll see how the Pats do tomorrow. They haven't beaten anyone with a winning record all year. I'm picking the Ravens.
Moron.bonedog wrote:I let Facedown get the better of me
bonedog wrote:My first kid will be born when I am 47.
bonedog wrote:I suck at sludging.
bonedog wrote:I let Facedown get the better of me
bonedog wrote:My first kid will be born when I am 47.
bonedog wrote:I suck at sludging.
That has to seriously chap his ass. Couldn't happen to a bigger douchebag.Facedown wrote:Hey, Pathetic13, how does it feel to know the Patriots will be playing in the Super Bowl IN INDY and your COLTS finished 32 out of 32?
He feels just great about it, cause the Colts won a bunch of games last decade...blah blah blahFacedown wrote:Hey, Pathetic13, how does it feel to know the Patriots will be playing in the Super Bowl IN INDY and your COLTS finished 32 out of 32?
I couldn't care less about it, actually. The world's spotlight is on Indy and people are going to see what a world class city it is. Hoosiers will also show the world how you treat people and welcome them in with hospitality. That includes even the low life, pathetic Pats fans. It's an honor to host the Super Bowl because you know shit hole cities like Boston will never get the chance. Our reputation as a first class franchise, city, and state has allowed this to happen.bane wrote:That has to seriously chap his ass. Couldn't happen to a bigger douchebag.Facedown wrote:Hey, Pathetic13, how does it feel to know the Patriots will be playing in the Super Bowl IN INDY and your COLTS finished 32 out of 32?
poizond13 wrote:Hoosiers will also show the world how you treat people and welcome them in with hospitality. That includes even the low life, pathetic Pats fans.
HeavyMetalZombie666 wrote:Any chicks on this board like Sean Connery or Roger Moore?
No, it's because "you" have a dome.poizond13 wrote: Our reputation as a first class franchise, city, and state has allowed this to happen.
bonedog wrote:I let Facedown get the better of me
bonedog wrote:My first kid will be born when I am 47.
bonedog wrote:I suck at sludging.
Hatas gonna Hate!!Crazy Levi wrote:He feels just great about it, cause the Colts won a bunch of games last decade...blah blah blahFacedown wrote:Hey, Pathetic13, how does it feel to know the Patriots will be playing in the Super Bowl IN INDY and your COLTS finished 32 out of 32?
I am pretty miserable about it. Because once again I have to root for the fucking Giants, just because the Pats and their masshole fans are so loathesome.
Awesome. Kobiyashi Maru.
I agree that the Colts have a rep as a first class franchise, but you're fucking high if you think anybody thinks "first class" when they think of Indiannapolis or Indianna. Most people think "Podunk".poizond13 wrote: Our reputation as a first class franchise, city, and state has allowed this to happen.
You obviously haven't heard the news.bane wrote:I agree that the Colts have a rep as a first class franchise, but you're fucking high if you think anybody thinks "first class" when they think of Indiannapolis or Indianna. Most people think "Podunk".poizond13 wrote: Our reputation as a first class franchise, city, and state has allowed this to happen.
Not at work, but we always do one at our SB party. We go cheap though. Buck a square.Machado wrote:Anybody here participating in a Super Bowl pool at work?
$5 a square or more???
It has nothing to do with how capable teams are of playing in cold. It's all about fan comfort and corporate sploogery.MickeyG wrote:This cold weather restriction is bullshit for Super Bowls. If you can't play in the cold then you have no business on the football field. And that goes for those faggots down in Miami too.
That's your opinion. I doubt if you have even been to Indianapolis. Here's something from someone who has:bane wrote:I agree that the Colts have a rep as a first class franchise, but you're fucking high if you think anybody thinks "first class" when they think of Indiannapolis or Indianna. Most people think "Podunk".poizond13 wrote: Our reputation as a first class franchise, city, and state has allowed this to happen.
Don't you live in/near CHICAGO?poizond13 wrote:Our reputation as a first class franchise, city, and state has allowed this to happen.
HeavyMetalZombie666 wrote:Any chicks on this board like Sean Connery or Roger Moore?
Ron Artest played for the Pacers. This renders your comment moot.poizond13 wrote: I couldn't care less about it, actually. The world's spotlight is on Indy and people are going to see what a world class city it is. Hoosiers will also show the world how you treat people and welcome them in with hospitality. That includes even the low life, pathetic Pats fans. It's an honor to host the Super Bowl because you know shit hole cities like Boston will never get the chance. Our reputation as a first class franchise, city, and state has allowed this to happen.
The real fans that aren't in the corporate seats will go no matter what weather it's in. And the corporates are inside in their boxes anyway.bane wrote:It has nothing to do with how capable teams are of playing in cold. It's all about fan comfort and corporate sploogery.MickeyG wrote:This cold weather restriction is bullshit for Super Bowls. If you can't play in the cold then you have no business on the football field. And that goes for those faggots down in Miami too.
Have you seen the prices on Super Bowl seats? Sporting events don't get much more corporate than the Super Bowl.MickeyG wrote:
The real fans that aren't in the corporate seats will go no matter what weather it's in. And the corporates are inside in their boxes anyway.
It's crazy. The going rate right now is between $3k-$4k depending on location. Suites are selling for close to $600k. Even face value for tickets averages $500 a seat. For the first 20 years face value was $75. The Superbowl has long since been about real fans.bane wrote:Have you seen the prices on Super Bowl seats? Sporting events don't get much more corporate than the Super Bowl.MickeyG wrote:
The real fans that aren't in the corporate seats will go no matter what weather it's in. And the corporates are inside in their boxes anyway.
Huh? I don't think he can just "get tickets" because he's a (what, colts, giants, pats?) season ticket holder.SkyDog112046 wrote:My brother has 4 season tickets so he can get Superbowl tickets if he wants them. He and his wife just had a baby so they can't go. I told him to spend the $2k on the tickets, sell them and start a college fund for my nephew.
You should get the tickets & cruise into Indy in the mustang with the hottie from the gym.SkyDog112046 wrote: My brother has 4 season tickets so he can get Superbowl tickets if he wants them. He and his wife just had a baby so they can't go. I told him to spend the $2k on the tickets, sell them and start a college fund for my nephew.
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