Im still amazed the Cardinals won despite 4 picks thrown by Carson Palmer.. The odds are total against winning such games normally.. Truth is seems both teams played like shit and Cardinals simply won by basically scoring last..
Im still amazed the Cardinals won despite 4 picks thrown by Carson Palmer.. The odds are total against winning such games normally.. Truth is seems both teams played like shit and Cardinals simply won by basically scoring last..
Of course the team with the best record and easiest road will have the best chance. In reality Seattle has had a really easy schedule. They just took their 1st home loss since last year vs GB, but they are still good at home. Its not like some bum came in their house and beat them it was Carson Palmer so cut the Seahawks some slack.Originally Posted by tony bagadonuts
C'mon Weiss, they are clearly the best team in football this year and after tomorrow will secure a first round bye and home field advantage in one of the toughest stadiums for opposing teams in the modern era.
They're going to the Superbowl this year, and who in the AFC can compete with them? Denver? New England? KC? Each has significant flaws and as long as they stay healthy the Hawks really don't have any. It's the NFL and ANYTHING is possible, but they're the odds on favorite for a reason.
I like Carolinas chances vs Seattle. I do think whoever wins in the NFC will win the Superbowl, but I thought that last year as well.
Winning 7 out of 8 games at home 2 years in a row is pretty damn good. Tony you have alot to be proud of.
I looked it up & you're wrong they won all 8 last year.
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When you have to play San Fran, Arizona and St. Louis twice, you don't have an easy schedule. Not to mention playing 5 of the first 8 on the road. Not sure there is such a thing as an easy schedule in the NFL.Of course the team with the best record and easiest road will have the best chance. In reality Seattle has had a really easy schedule. They just took their 1st home loss since last year vs GB, but they are still good at home. Its not like some bum came in their house and beat them it was Carson Palmer so cut the Seahawks some slack.
C'mon Weiss, they are clearly the best team in football this year and after tomorrow will secure a first round bye and home field advantage in one of the toughest stadiums for opposing teams in the modern era.
They're going to the Superbowl this year, and who in the AFC can compete with them? Denver? New England? KC? Each has significant flaws and as long as they stay healthy the Hawks really don't have any. It's the NFL and ANYTHING is possible, but they're the odds on favorite for a reason.
I like Carolinas chances vs Seattle. I do think whoever wins in the NFC will win the Superbowl, but I thought that last year as well.
Too bad about the Pack, amazing they stayed in the race as long as they did without Rodgers.
I'm just now looking at the rest of the scores from yesterday, how in the blue hell did the Giants go to Detroit and win?? Schwartz is out.
Holy fucking Eagles, that's impressive. Foles may end up with a statue next to the Liberty Bell is he keeps this up.
I thought the same thing.
Interception thrown by Stafford killed them. Head coach could be out of there. That's what Terry Bradshaw thinks. And at Dallas also.
???Et tu, Les?
I did say they are in the toughest division so Ill give you that.When you have to play San Fran, Arizona and St. Louis twice, you don't have an easy schedule. Not to mention playing 5 of the first 8 on the road. Not sure there is such a thing as an easy schedule in the NFL.
Too bad about the Pack, amazing they stayed in the race as long as they did without Rodgers.
I'm just now looking at the rest of the scores from yesterday, how in the blue hell did the Giants go to Detroit and win?? Schwartz is out.
Holy fucking Eagles, that's impressive. Foles may end up with a statue next to the Liberty Bell is he keeps this up.
To bad about the Pack? If they win they have the 4 seed and Seattle could still be the 5 seed. Get ready to come to Lambeau next week buddy.
Its not just Rodgers theyve been decimated by injuries all year. Its hard for a backup qb to win when your without your best olineman, best TE and arguably best WR.
Since Rodgers went out GB has done nothing to deserve a playoff spot except be in a division with 3 pathetic franchises. The Bears had the injury bug as well but Det and Minn have no excuses. You draft top ten every year and still stink.
Sad but true. Hes gone for sure which makes me sad. Id love 1 more year of all that bravado talk and extreme underachieving.Interception thrown by Stafford killed them. Head coach could be out of there. That's what Terry Bradshaw thinks. And at Dallas also.
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Football - NFL Team Props (Prop) Total
Detroit Lions - 2013 Regular Season Win Total
(1020) Over vs. (1021) Under
(1021) Under 8 (-105) Sep 08/13@11:00a
Get ready for the Fail Mary rematch next week. If it happens we should wager a few hundo on it ats of course.
Originally posted 10-21-2013
Druff, ship PFA Great Sage and Soothsayer
Ship it crucial.Originally posted 10-21-2013
Druff, ship PFA Great Sage and Soothsayer
Does this mean we're not friends anymore?Ship it crucial.
You know neveragain, if I thought you weren't my friend, I just don't think I could bear it.
Say what?
Tough loss for the Eagles, but it's not like they pissed it away like the Chiefs did. Great season and things are looking up in Philly.
The Saints are the team that Seahawk fans wanted, that's going to be a white-hot building next Saturday. Looking forward to it.
Eagles are on the right track and will be strong in the years to come. Still a believer in Chip Kelly.
Saints vs Seahawks is the matchup we all wanted to see.
I don't see any scenario where Green Bay wins today, SF should run all over them inside the freezer.
Cincy should handle SD with relative ease as well.
If you're looking to bet someone I know a guy who wants to bet over Western Union
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