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So I was about $180 from giving away my ticket to this game (Sect 109 15th row) and I am SO freakin' glad I kept my ticket. Making the playoffs was great, but knocking Dallas out of the playoffs was AWESOME! The defense this week was crazy, and when they play like that, they're the best in the NFC if not the entire league. I have a great picture that pretty much summed up this game...
^^Love the way you smacked around the 'Boys! Dallas' worst loss since the Vikings smacked 'em down 43-3 in 1988.
See ya next week at the Dome. Hopefully we'll have our D-line back intact and your Eagles will bring the team that lost to the Redskins last week. In any case, it won't be a 40 points blow-out.
So Crennel, Marinelli, and Mangini were all fired today. I'm not surprised about Crennel and Marinelli, but Mangini is a little surprising since I thought they would give him at least one more year. Who else do yall see getting let go? Jauron? Edwards? Lewis?
We'll find out about Jauron on Wednesday. My guess is that he stays but Ralph was meeting with everyone but him today, including his money guy -- this could indicate that he was looking into taking the hit of eating the three year extension. I hope he stays on though. First year for Edwards starting, first year Offensive Coordinator, first year QB coach, leading rusher out for last 3/4 of season, rookie #2 WR -- I'd like to see one last year, especially because the team is 100% behind him.
Edwards should be allowed to stick, too, with the monumental rebuilding process that he had in front of him. I'm guessing he's gone, though.
Lewis should be gone. His team is lost in the tall weeds.
Post by ziggyandthemonkeys on Dec 30, 2008 1:34:26 GMT -5
I think all three will stay, with Edwards being the most likely to go. I doubt cinci will get rid of Lewis, especially considering the D played half decent this year, and they aren't getting a better coach.
Shanahan will get a job immediately if he wants one. His record is too good for him to be on the market for long. I wouldn't be surprised if one of Denver's division rivals picks him up.
He probably has hard feeling and would love to beat Denver. I see no reason he should have been fired. With him getting Denver 2 Super Bowl rings, he should have at least been allowed to resign and save face.
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Post by ziggyandthemonkeys on Dec 31, 2008 2:21:54 GMT -5
He also had i believe 5 rb's go on injured reserve this year, and at one point they had their fb starting at mike backer. Its a miracle that team was even 8-8, they definitely will not be upgrading.
I say BOOOOO to Arizona and Minnesota. If your fans can't even sell out a home playoff game you don't deserve homefield advantage. Actually, I think that should be a rule. If you don't sell out by the deadline the other team gets the home game.
^^I'd like to see everyone (Including the teams) try and change their travel arrangements in 24 hours. ;D Besides the team earned homefield, not the fans.
But it is sad that MN doesn't have enough faith to even support the team. They're just asking to be moved to LA and make me have to root for the Titans.
Hell, I even almost bought tix and drove the 900 miles (one-way) to MN for the game but my brother is arriving today from FL. I drove up in '99 for the Dallas wild card game and had a blast
Post by BonnarooDetective on Jan 3, 2009 15:43:42 GMT -5
Atl SD B'More Philly
I'm a big advocate of the Chargers, and the Ravens are my home team. The Ravens will be tough to beat. The offense looks nothing like the Ravens of old, I don't think I even need to mention the D. The NFC looks weak, Arizona has fallen apart, Tavaris Jackson is not a playoff QB, Philly looks hot, but I doubt they can keep it up. Let us not forget, they TIED the Bengals. Atlanta has a shot if they can ride MT the whole way. Regardless, I think the Giants and Panthers will find themselves in the NFC title game - the rest of the field is too weak, and they have a week off + a home game.
I don't want to eat my words, but if Philly gets past MN, then they're going to the super bowl. Seriously, the Giants CANNOT beat the Eagles. Without Plaxico, they are forced to run, which our defense can and will shut down. Then Eli will be forced to pas, which is horrible with our blitz packages.
Remember the Dallas game? If we beat MN, I'm going to say the NY v Philly game will be ALMOST as bad, maybe in the realm of 30-10. Carolina scares me, but no one in the NFC has a defense that comes close to the Eagles. The only other team I'd put up there with them in the LEAGUE is the Steelers
So this years Super Bowl will be a Keystone Battle, Pittsburgh vs. Eagles, the two best defenses in the NFL.
Post by ziggyandthemonkeys on Jan 3, 2009 17:17:39 GMT -5
IMO a team that can't grind it out on the ground is not going far in the playoffs this year, so I don't really see Philly doing much. They don't need a star receiver, they need a big back. I think we will see the Panthers from the NFC, as for the AFC, god only knows who will come out of that.
Edit: Arizona is looking very good. They have a very physically talented team, I think they can be dangerous against anyone if they play disciplined. Big and strong secondary, disruptive interior passrusher, and rangy linebackers. Then we all know about their offense. It doesn't matter if you get pressure, because the receivers can turn any catch into a big play. They could make a run if they get hot.
The Chargers beat the Colts today with the shortest RB in the NFL, so this whole "big back" talk is getting old IMO. Westbrook is nothing short of an elite back, and he will get his touches against Minn, they'll just be more outside and away from Jared Allen. I already said why we'll beat the Giants, no deep threat makes the field shorter for the defense, thus easier. As for Carolina, well their defense is not nearly as good as ours. We won't need a big back against the 20th ranked rush defense in the NFL.
I'm liking the way things are lining up. The Phillies won the World Series in a weird way, and this years NFL playoffs are shifting towards the same thing. Think about it, the Cubs were the scariest team in the NL, and the scariest potential opponent in the playoffs for the Phils. Then the Dodgers upset them, and made the NLCS cakewalk. Now if the Eagles can win against Minn and the Giants, and Arizona can beat Carolina, maybe the Dolphins will take the AFC and we'll face another young team in the championship just like the Tampa Rays! Meh, I can dream, right?
Post by ziggyandthemonkeys on Jan 4, 2009 15:33:36 GMT -5
I think whoever comes out the NFC is gonna get rocked by the AFC this year regardless. If the Ravens or Steelers can make you one dimensional, they are going to beat you, and imo there isn't really an NFC team with a balanced offense. Either way run oriented, or pass 70% of the time.
Edit: I'm a believer. I think as long as Flacco takes care of the ball the Ravens will win the superbowl. I don't see that good of a team losing to someone three times in the same season.