At 12/13/11 02:33 AM, reverend wrote: Week 15 Schedule:
Thursday
Jacksonville at Atlanta -

Falcons

Saturday
Dallas at Tampa Bay -

Cowboys

Sunday
Carolina at Houston -

Texans {bastards}

Washington at NY Giants -

Giants

Miami at Buffalo -

Bills, they got to get out of their slump sometime

Seattle at Chicago -

Seahawks

New Orleans at Minnesota -

Saints

Cincinnati at St. Louis -

Bengals

Tennessee at Indianapolis -

Titans

Green Bay at Kansas City -

Packers

Detroit at Oakland -

Lions

New England at Denver -

Patriots

NY Jets at Philadelphia -

Jets

Cleveland at Arizona -

Cardinals

Baltimore at San Diego -

Ravens

Monday
Pittsburgh at San Francisco -

Niners

Week Fifteen
Jacksonville at Atlanta: Atlanta
Dallas at Tampa Bay: Dallas
Carolina at Houston: Houston
Washington at New York Giants: New York Giants
Miami at Buffalo: Miami
Seattle at Chicago: Chicago
New Orleans at Minnesota: New Orleans
Cincinnati at Saint Louis: Cincinnati (Come on Cincy, get another win. These guys suck.)
Tennessee at Indianapolis: Tennessee
Green Bay at Kansas City: Green Bay (Unstoppable force is gonna run over these fools...)
Detroit at Oakland: Detroit
New England at Denver: New England (Sorry Tebow. Your luck runs out here...)
New York Jets at Philadelphia: New York Jets
Cleveland at Arizona: Arizona (LOL TRAVIS)
Baltimore at San Diego: Baltimore
Pittsburgh at San Francisco: Pittsburgh (Finally! A Non-Shitty Monday Night Game!)

Week 15 Schedule:
Thursday
Jacksonville at Atlanta - Falcons
Saturday
Dallas at Tampa Bay - Cowboys
Sunday
Carolina at Houston - Texans
Washington at NY Giants - Giants
Miami at Buffalo - Dolphins
Seattle at Chicago - Seahawks
New Orleans at Minnesota - Saints
Cincinnati at St. Louis - Bengals
Tennessee at Indianapolis - Titans
Green Bay at Kansas City - Packers
Detroit at Oakland - Raiders
New England at Denver - Patriots
NY Jets at Philadelphia - Jets
Cleveland at Arizona - Cards
Baltimore at San Diego - Ravens
Monday
Pittsburgh at San Francisco - Steelers

At 12/13/11 02:33 AM, reverend wrote:

Week 15 Schedule:
Thursday
Jacksonville at Atlanta -

Atlanta

Saturday
Dallas at Tampa Bay -

Dallas

Sunday
Carolina at Houston -

Houston

Washington at NY Giants -

NY Giants

Miami at Buffalo -

Buffalo

Seattle at Chicago -

Chicago

New Orleans at Minnesota -

New Orleans

Cincinnati at St. Louis -

Cincinnati

Tennessee at Indianapolis -

Tennessee

Green Bay at Kansas City -

Green Bay

Detroit at Oakland -

Detroit

New England at Denver -

New England

NY Jets at Philadelphia -

NY Jets

Cleveland at Arizona -

Arizona

Baltimore at San Diego -

San Diego

Monday
Pittsburgh at San Francisco -

Pittsburgh

I work all day and won't be able to get to te computer, I'll go with the Falcons as of right now. I'll make the rest of my pucks tomorrow.

Btw, damn autocorrect!!!

Does this advertisement I found remind any of you of a certain NG bbs mod who is a particularly vocal Giants fan and is the father of a son?

I swear to God that I found this on my own while snooping around the NFL's official website and that I didn't photoshop it.

So much for my gamble picking the Jags; 27-0 start of the 3rd.

Also don't forget to make your bowl picks soon if you are interested.

At 12/15/11 10:14 PM, Travis wrote:

At 12/15/11 09:58 PM, reverend wrote: So much for my gamble picking the Jags; 27-0 start of the 3rd.

Also don't forget to make your bowl picks soon if you are interested.

The Jaguars got them right where they want them... lol.

It's a shame that every team doesn't have a Tebow. This is getting ridiculously one-sided and Atlanta isn't even that good.

41-7, Falcons.

At 12/15/11 10:14 PM, Travis wrote:

At 12/15/11 09:58 PM, reverend wrote: So much for my gamble picking the Jags; 27-0 start of the 3rd.

Also don't forget to make your bowl picks soon if you are interested.

The Jaguars got them right where they want them... lol.

You're being sarcastic aren't you? Not even Tebow's 4th quarter miracle powers can't dig the Jags out of this hole.

Speaking of Tebow, I really don't think that TebowMania or whatever they're calling it is going to last. Yes, he is 7-1 this season, but it seems like everyone is overlooking the fact that Denver has been playing great defense, and they have went up against shitty offenses and/or quarterbacks. In short, who have they beaten under Tebow that would be considered a quality win? I know Travis would use this argument all the time when the Bengals were winning eariler in the season.

And people have the nerve to think that Denver is a Super Bowl contender, especially since they have no real offensive talent, and that defense was non-existant when Orton was the QB. Tebow alone can't carry this team any farther than the wild card round, and that's really all they have on offense.

Gildan New Mexico - Temple vs. Wyoming

Temple

Famous Idaho Potato Bowl - Ohio vs. Utah State

Ohio

R+L Carriers New Orleans - San Diego State vs. Louisiana-Lafayette

Louisana-Lafayette

Beef 'O' Brady's St. Petersburg - Florida International vs. Marshall

Marshall

S.D. County Credit Union Poinsettia - TCU vs. Louisiana Tech

TCU

MAACO Las Vegas - Arizona State vs. Boise State

Boise State

Sheraton Hawaii - Nevada vs. Southern Miss

Southern Miss

AdvoCare V100 Independence - Missouri vs. North Carolina

Missouri

Little Caesars - Western Michigan vs. Purdue

Purdue

Belk - Louisville vs. NC State

Louisville

Military Bowl Presented By Northrop Grumman - Toledo vs. Air Force

Air Force

Bridgepoint Education Holiday - California vs. Texas

Texas

Champs Sports - Florida State vs. Notre Dame

Florida State

Valero Alamo - Washington vs. Baylor

Baylor

Bell Helicopter Armed Forces - BYU vs. Tulsa

Tulsa

New Era Pinstripe - Rutgers vs. Iowa State

Rutgers

Franklin American Mortgage Music City - Mississippi State vs. Wake Forest

Mississippi State

Insight - Iowa vs. Oklahoma

Oklahoma

Meineke Car Care of Texas - Texas A&M vs. Northwestern

Texas A&M

Hyundai Sun - Georgia Tech vs. Utah

Utah

AutoZone Liberty - Cincinnati vs. Vanderbilt

Cincinnati

Kraft Fight Hunger - Illinois vs. UCLA

Illinois

Chick-fil-A - Virginia vs. Auburn

Auburn

TicketCity - Houston vs. Penn State

Houston

Outback - Michigan State vs. Georgia

Georgia

Capital One - Nebraska vs. South Carolina

South Carolina

Taxslayer.com Gator Bowl - Ohio State vs. Florida

Ohio State

+++Rose Bowl Game presented by Vizio - Wisconsin vs. Oregon

Oregon

+++Tostitos Fiesta - Stanford vs. Oklahoma State

Stanford

+++Allstate Sugar - Michigan vs. Virginia Tech

Michigan

+++Discover Orange - West Virginia vs. Clemson

Clemson

AT&T Cotton - Kansas State vs. Arkansas

Arkansas

BBVA Compass Bowl - SMU vs. Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh

GoDaddy.com - Arkansas State vs. Northern Illinois

Northern Illinois

+++Allstate BCS National Championship Game - LSU vs. Alabama

LSU

At 12/15/11 10:14 PM, Travis wrote:

At 12/15/11 09:58 PM, reverend wrote: So much for my gamble picking the Jags; 27-0 start of the 3rd.

Also don't forget to make your bowl picks soon if you are interested.

The Jaguars got them right where they want them... lol.

Del Rio was fired. The Jags probably cannot wait for the offseason.

Bears WR Sam Hurd got arrested for trying to buy 5-10 kilos of coke and a thousand pounds of weed from an undercover officer. What was he trying to be, the NFL's version of Scarface or something? I guess having a 3 year, $5,000,000 contract wasn't enough, especially since he rarely plays outside of special teams.

What makes it worse is that there are rumors that other players are part of the drug ring as well. It's very awkward that your WR could be running routes on Sunday, and then running drugs the next day, not that players haven't done illegal things in the past during the season, but slinging coke and the chronic, that's not good.

Several NCAA bowl games today and a match-up between Dallas and Tampa Bay should make for a good day of football. Though I'm still curious as to why we're getting an NFL game today. It looks as if they're competing with college ball for ratings, since their game is sandwiched between two of the bowl games today...

Was there a scheduling hiccup or something? I really don't know...

Because the NFL can basically. Since this is the time of year when college teams do not play regularly and bowl game constitute exhibition play, it doesn't violate their Anti-trust ruling.

One bowl down, thirty odd more to go. Are you hyped up for the Potato Bowl!!

No? Me neither. Seriously I feel sorry for the two teams who have to go to middle of nowhere Idaho and play on some ugly blue field in the winter. That more like a punishment more than a reward for having a decent season.

Still on phone, Dallas

At 12/17/11 05:28 PM, reverend wrote: One bowl down, thirty odd more to go. Are you hyped up for the Potato Bowl!!

No? Me neither. Seriously I feel sorry for the two teams who have to go to middle of nowhere Idaho and play on some ugly blue field in the winter. That more like a punishment more than a reward for having a decent season.

The only bowl that I care is the national championship game.
Bow down to the SEC or die! >:)

At 12/14/11 03:59 AM, reverend wrote:

Sunday
Carolina at Houston - Texans

Texans

Washington at NY Giants - Giants

Giants

Miami at Buffalo - Bills

Bills

Seattle at Chicago - Bears

Bears

New Orleans at Minnesota - Saints

Saints

Cincinnati at St. Louis - Bengals

Bengals

Tennessee at Indianapolis - Titians

Titans

Green Bay at Kansas City - Packers

Packers

Detroit at Oakland - Raiders

Lions

New England at Denver - Patriots

Patriots

NY Jets at Philadelphia - Eagles

Eagles

Cleveland at Arizona - Cards

Cards

Baltimore at San Diego - Ravens

Ravens

Monday
Pittsburgh at San Francisco - Steelers

Steelers

Pro Bowl ballot ends tomorrow so anyone's interested feel free to stuff the ballot for a meaningless exhibition game.

I can understand Manning being behind Rodgers and Brees but when even Newton and Stafford received more votes, this pretty much tells you what it is, a popularity contest.

At 12/18/11 12:01 PM, Idiot-Finder wrote: Newton and Stafford received more votes, this pretty much tells you what it is, a popularity contest.

Because Newton and Stafford haven't both had good seasons.

Packers! What are you doing?!
Also Giants! What are you doing?!

At 12/18/11 03:22 PM, reverend wrote: Packers! What are you doing?!
Also Giants! What are you doing?!

Losing while the Colts break their losing streak. It's been Bizarro day in the NFL today.

At 12/18/11 03:09 PM, Gobblemeister wrote:

At 12/18/11 12:01 PM, Idiot-Finder wrote: Newton and Stafford received more votes, this pretty much tells you what it is, a popularity contest.

Because Newton and Stafford haven't both had good seasons.

Eli edges Stafford on the numbers that had, however the surprising success Lions had led the voters to go for him.

As for Newton, it's good for a rookie year but overall, he sucked.

As I said before, it's a popularity contest.

Also keep in mind the Pierre-Paul who is the only one in the Giants defense who did something for this season and he didn't receive any recognition while Osi Umenyiora on the other hand...

It's a joke.

At 12/18/11 05:57 PM, Idiot-Finder wrote:

At 12/18/11 03:09 PM, Gobblemeister wrote:

At 12/18/11 12:01 PM, Idiot-Finder wrote: Newton and Stafford received more votes, this pretty much tells you what it is, a popularity contest.

Because Newton and Stafford haven't both had good seasons.

Eli edges Stafford on the numbers that had, however the surprising success Lions had led the voters to go for him.

As for Newton, it's good for a rookie year but overall, he sucked.

As I said before, it's a popularity contest.

Because the New York Giants would lose a popularity contest with the Panthers or the Lions

It's not always about stats it's about impact

Hence why London Fletcher didn't get a Pro Bowl for the longest time with Buffalo, because the numbers didn't mean a thing to a team that went nowhere.

Newton has shattered rookie records and Stafford made the Lions relevant in the playoff discussion for the first time since Sanders.

Meanwhile Eli is just disappointing everyone like he always does.

At 12/18/11 06:41 PM, Gobblemeister wrote:

Meanwhile Eli is just disappointing everyone like he always does.

If it's about the impact then explain why did the 2006 Patriots had one pro-bowler despite their 12-4 record?

11-5 Jags in 2007 having the same number as the 9-7 Buccaneers?

And Eli being disappointing? The recent game, yes he's awful but on the previous games he carried the team as far as he can go only to fall short due to the defensive meltdown that have been placing them behind as soon as it begins.

If you want disappointment, same can be applied to Stafford as his team went 3-5 after their impressive 5-0 start.

More importantly, if you honestly think Newton is having a better year than Eli then you have another think coming.

Another thing, Newton shattering rookie records?

Maybe in yards passed, but on TD-INT at this point: 15-16

Also for impact, Panthers record is 4-9.

Not to mention there are better rookie years post by other QBs, if you want me to list some feel free to ask.

I'm just saying it's not just a popularity contest

Obviously the popularity of a player is going to factor, I mean, it's a public poll and everything revolves around popularity. Thing is they're popular for a reason. Oftentimes players get in just for playing on the Cowboys but other times it's because they're actually really good players.

I'm sure Cam has a lot of support coming out of Auburn's fanbase as well as Carolina's but I still don't think that'd be enough to counter the tide of fairweather Giant fans out there. Fact of the matter is Cam Newton is far more exciting to watch and so he's more popular.

You can say Eli is a better player but his team is 7-7 and if they don't make the playoffs then they'll be sitting at home watching the playoffs on TV just like the Panthers so that's not really as relevant as you'd think.

As far as I am concerned Cam Newton and Matt Stafford do deserve the spots more and that's just how it is.

At 12/18/11 07:50 PM, Gobblemeister wrote:

I'm sure Cam has a lot of support coming out of Auburn's fanbase as well as Carolina's but I still don't think that'd be enough to counter the tide of fairweather Giant fans out there. Fact of the matter is Cam Newton is far more exciting to watch and so he's more popular.

Well the tide didn't show up so Newton won't have to worry about that. More importantly if excitement makes Newton "deserving" then I guess players will have to start becoming wild by coming up with trick plays.

So you're saying that the hype he had due to success in college carried over to the pros? Well that I would agreed, when this happens the player like Newton would have a following. Just like what Tebow is getting right now.

You can say Eli is a better player but his team is 7-7 and if they don't make the playoffs then they'll be sitting at home watching the playoffs on TV just like the Panthers so that's not really as relevant as you'd think.

Despite the possible following Newton had from his college days? Okay.

As far as I am concerned Cam Newton and Matt Stafford do deserve the spots more and that's just how it is.

I would give Stafford a benefit of doubt despite having the same problem Eli has in the second half. As for Cam Newton, why would he be the more deserving of the pro bowl spot?

At 12/18/11 06:41 PM, Gobblemeister wrote:

At 12/18/11 05:57 PM, Idiot-Finder wrote:

At 12/18/11 03:09 PM, Gobblemeister wrote:

At 12/18/11 12:01 PM, Idiot-Finder wrote:

Meanwhile Eli is just disappointing everyone like he always does.

You do realize that Eli is the offense for the New York Giants, considering the running game has been spotty at best, and he has a lot of 4th quarter comebacks this year. Not to mention the fact that he has over 4,100 yards passing and 25 TDs this season makes him more than worthy for a Pro Bowl selection. But I guess fans are going to overlook all that, and that's one of the reasons why the Pro Bowl is a freaking joke now.

And if you think that Eli not getting in is due to fan voting is bad enough, Tim Tebow is going to get in, despite putting up crappy numbers over more deserving QB's like Andy Dalton. Yes, I get that Tebow is 7-2 in his starts and all, but it's insane to think that Tebow deserves to be in the Pro Bowl for having mediocre stats throughout much of this season.