NFL this week

[lonewolfz28]

Originally Posted by M.23

That has to be the worst overtime i've seen any team play once again Vick finds a way to fuck us.

I'm surprised Andy Reid decided to fire the Defensive Coordinator. The defense was the only thing keeping them in games for the first several games.

Here's an idea Andy, tell Vick to quit turning the ball over so much and that will fix three problems. One, they'll be able to put up more points so the defense doesn't have to carry them. Two, it'll give the defense more time to rest so they won't be wearing down at the end of games. Three, it'll cut down on the opposing offenses' opportunities.

Now granted, it was a dumb move taking Nnamdi off Calvin Johnson in the 2nd half when he had done a very good job of limiting him in the first half. But, compared to the snafu's committed by Andy and Vick over the years, that doesn't look so bad.

On the bright side, Todd Bowles is, in my opinion, one of the more underrated coaches in this league. I hated it when Parcells dragged him away from the Cowboys to Miami. I really think he'll be a Head Coach in the NFL before long. It might even be for the Eagles if Andy doesn't figure something out soon. Although, I would really hate having Bowles coaching against the Cowboys twice a season as the Head Coach.

[DarthVergessenheit]

damn russell wilson beasted it in the last minute thirty, 40+ yard pass for a touchdown. def made me happy especially because i'm in boston for school, get to gloat at all the pats fans here. although it hasn't cleared russell wilson from his faults and the fact that he is undersized, he def showed everyone that he has potential. first quarter i think he did a great job, kind of lost him in the second and third i think, but he brought it back big in the fourth. the thing that really annoyed me during the game was how many third down conversions the pats were getting. anyway, 49ers and seahawks tomorrow night, if they can pull this off, we'll be first in the division, but it's going to be tough.

[lonewolfz28]

Another fake Facebook QB exchange for those who enjoy hilarity.
http://profootballmock.com/nfl-qbs-o...ers-aftermath/

[Mo]

Originally Posted by lonewolfz28

I'm surprised Andy Reid decided to fire the Defensive Coordinator. The defense was the only thing keeping them in games for the first several games.

Here's an idea Andy, tell Vick to quit turning the ball over so much and that will fix three problems. One, they'll be able to put up more points so the defense doesn't have to carry them. Two, it'll give the defense more time to rest so they won't be wearing down at the end of games. Three, it'll cut down on the opposing offenses' opportunities.

Now granted, it was a dumb move taking Nnamdi off Calvin Johnson in the 2nd half when he had done a very good job of limiting him in the first half. But, compared to the snafu's committed by Andy and Vick over the years, that doesn't look so bad.

On the bright side, Todd Bowles is, in my opinion, one of the more underrated coaches in this league. I hated it when Parcells dragged him away from the Cowboys to Miami. I really think he'll be a Head Coach in the NFL before long. It might even be for the Eagles if Andy doesn't figure something out soon. Although, I would really hate having Bowles coaching against the Cowboys twice a season as the Head Coach.

I'm over Vick can't have a QB playing when ever then team doesn't know what his going to do.

Don't want to purchase a cable package that includes the NFL Network so didn't see the game last night. But the highlights showed a decent defensive contest and some solid running, which is more beautiful to watch nowadays in this pass-happy age. My Seahawks lost but they did not play well and seemed to run out of steam and attitude in the 4th.

It also showed that the Niners and Hawks both need some help offensively. It's gonna come to down the final week in that division.

Lastly, I watched a small documentary last night describing taxes and tax codes. Thrilling, I know. But I found out the the NFL is considered a non-profit organization...again, non-profit...which means that the US tax system loses out on about $40 to $100 million dollars in revenue. Since the NFL is non-profit, there are certain requirements of what if has to report as far as earnings, but that doesn't mean it has to report it all. Thus the huge fluctuation of $40 to $100 million.

Originally Posted by LongHorse

It also showed that the Niners and Hawks both need some help offensively. It's gonna come to down the final week in that division.

I don't know.
I think they were both just evenly matched.
I don't know enough about your Seahawks
but between your big corners and the fact we didn't have Manningham last night,
we just couldn't get off the line of scrimmage and that bump and run coverage.

[lonewolfz28]

The physicality that the Seahawks DB's are allowed to play with always surprises me. I keep waiting for the regular officials to start reigning them in for the shoving well past the 5 yard area. They were even highlighting some of it during last night's broadcast. But, they're not getting called, so play on. It just sucks for some of the other DB's that are getting flagged for a lot less contact.

[falcon00]

Originally Posted by lonewolfz28

Another fake Facebook QB exchange for those who enjoy hilarity.
http://profootballmock.com/nfl-qbs-o...ers-aftermath/

Ah ah ah! Funny

[Mo]

Vick had another shocker this week 2 Ints & 2 fumbles in the Red Zone shocking it just the bye

[DarthVergessenheit]

Originally Posted by LongHorse

Don't want to purchase a cable package that includes the NFL Network so didn't see the game last night. But the highlights showed a decent defensive contest and some solid running, which is more beautiful to watch nowadays in this pass-happy age. My Seahawks lost but they did not play well and seemed to run out of steam and attitude in the 4th.

It also showed that the Niners and Hawks both need some help offensively. It's gonna come to down the final week in that division.

Lastly, I watched a small documentary last night describing taxes and tax codes. Thrilling, I know. But I found out the the NFL is considered a non-profit organization...again, non-profit...which means that the US tax system loses out on about $40 to $100 million dollars in revenue. Since the NFL is non-profit, there are certain requirements of what if has to report as far as earnings, but that doesn't mean it has to report it all. Thus the huge fluctuation of $40 to $100 million.

The way I watch NFL games is I purchased an IP Changer and I switched it to the Netherlands and apparently in the Netherlands, they get free NFL pass, so I just watch live games through there, beats paying for the US NFL pass that only allows you to watch replays.