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Darkside

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Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 2:50 pm

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The Gridiron Assassin wrote:

No shit Sherlock. When did I say he wasn't. It would have been better if he were fired immediately after the Miami game in my world. Let one of the Ryan boys run the show for a game or two.

Sorry, brother Grid, I was misinterpreted your "Brian Billick should have been fired" comment. :wink:

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Thug

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Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 2:56 pm

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grobber33 wrote:

I had two Packer Pennants sewn together and I wiped my feet on them every night when I got home.

I love that!

For the record I hope the Packers lose every game. BUT BUT if they do make the SB. I'm going to bet every fudge packer backer I know the Packers will lose to NE by at least 12 points (regardless of the line). 12 points is the margin the Bears lost to the Colts. SB night I'll be laughing my ass off at the misery the Packer fans will suffer, the embarrassment of being at on the short end of SB's 2nd biggest lopsided affair in history.

Favre can take his punk ass back to Wisconsin, and while his career was longer then any Bears QB, he still never won more then 1 SB.

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The Gridiron Assassin

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Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 3:06 pm

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Darkside wrote:

The Gridiron Assassin wrote:

No shit Sherlock. When did I say he wasn't. It would have been better if he were fired immediately after the Miami game in my world. Let one of the Ryan boys run the show for a game or two.

Sorry, brother Grid, I was misinterpreted your "Brian Billick should have been fired" comment. :wink:

OK, maybe I should have typed: Brian Billick SHOULD have been fired...

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shultzyy

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Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 4:11 pm

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Great Point on Billick Grid.

I believe Billick's first QB he acquired was the immortal Scott Mitchell. I am sure there were other sad QBs that were Ravens.

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The Gridiron Assassin

Post subject: Re: don't forget Mitchell

Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 4:16 pm

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shultzyy wrote:

Great Point on Billick Grid.

I believe Billick's first QB he acquired was the immortal Scott Mitchell. I am sure there were other sad QBs that were Ravens.

Baltimore's Ying is Cincinnati's Yang:

Defensive guru Marvin Lewis hasn't developed JACK SHIT for the defense in Cincinnati. He just fired his second D-Coordinator yesterday. The first one he fired (Leslie Frazier) had the top ranked run defense up in Minny (to complement one of the worst ranked pass defenses).

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Frank Coztansa

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Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 5:11 pm

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Plus, those 2 teams lead the league in "Felons who were/are on the roster"

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Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 6:54 pm

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Slap Shot ED wrote:

I'M in the minority as well and root for the Packers.I'm a huge Brett Favre fan and the Packer experience is second to none in any sport. Everything from Lambeau, the Packer hall of fame, the food, the people must be sampled in one's lifetime to appericate the game of football. My first Packer experience left me speechless on how to tailgate and how the city of Green Bay opens it's arms to the people and it really is like a College GAME DAY atmosphere..I was hooked.

I'm sure both Mac and Les will agree that there is nothing like Lambeau on gameday..I also Root for the Red Wings as many know so I might not be the best example of what it means to be a Chicago fan.

As a guy who grew up in wisconsin, I gotta say I never heard any of this "lambeau is a shrine and the packers are a special franchise" shit when I was a kid in the late 70s and 80s and the team sucked ass. It's all a modern invention that the media started carrying the flag on in the mid 90s, when favre was everybody's darling.

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Thug wrote:

grobber33 wrote:

I had two Packer Pennants sewn together and I wiped my feet on them every night when I got home.

You actually think the Pats will beat the Packers by 30+?

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watch out for those pesky jaguars...

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The Gridiron Assassin

Post subject: Re: don't forget Mitchell

Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 9:54 pm

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shultzyy wrote:

Great Point on Billick Grid.

I believe Billick's first QB he acquired was the immortal Scott Mitchell. I am sure there were other sad QBs that were Ravens.

Tony Banks was there when he got there I think.

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Brick

Post subject: Re: don't forget Mitchell

Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 9:54 pm

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The Gridiron Assassin wrote:

shultzyy wrote:

Great Point on Billick Grid.

I believe Billick's first QB he acquired was the immortal Scott Mitchell. I am sure there were other sad QBs that were Ravens.

Tony Banks was there when he got there I think.

Tony Banks is still there, but now he is cleaning the hallways.

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Thug

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Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2008 3:17 am

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FavreFan wrote:

You actually think the Pats will beat the Packers by 30+?

I hope so

I think the Pats will beat the Pack by 13+

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Darren - Tinley Park

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W_Z wrote:

watch out for those pesky jaguars...

That's my adopted team for the playoffs ... so they're screwed :oops:

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