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Stephen
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Yes line has moved up to Pats giving three
word tho, it's not just Pats today, altho they're obviously the big show

Wash is our nemesis, they have our number & this is an important game to get in a division that could get away from us qwik (it's starting to) and to show Stanley Cup champs that we can beat them -- current update, scoreless after 1st period

on the parquet, we can both snap OKC 7-game win streak, And leapfrog them in the overall -- And in the process 😮 , pull into a tie w/Phila

but really wanna see Pats win tonite, it would put last year's odd outcome into its proper perspective (fluke/aberration/blip on the screen etc etc.....), and cement their legacy as greatest of all time in the NFL....

in short, all three teams will have to be in top-form to make it a clean sweep today -- great times, sports is good


 
Posted : February 3, 2019 9:37 am
LeglizHemp
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Pats 38 Rams 33


 
Posted : February 3, 2019 11:47 am
Lee
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Pats 38 Rams 33

I'm thinking you should have taken the under. Smile


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Posted : February 3, 2019 2:54 pm
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Uh huh.


 
Posted : February 3, 2019 6:44 pm
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Posted : February 3, 2019 7:10 pm
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NFL pools only had a few people this year - and I was terrible .....

Spread pool:
Points/dropped/W-L

1 sk 130 5 130-116
2 danb 124 2 124-123
3 Sang 123 5 123-121
4 gobluelee 105 0 105-138

sk (neb) is the .... winner

Straight Up pool:
Points/dropped/W-L

1 danb 162 6 162-90
2 Sangsters of the Midway 157 7 157-94
3 neb 156 6 156-96

danb is unfortunately the winner ........ 😛 😮 Grin


 
Posted : February 3, 2019 10:47 pm
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Goff is a very good player but he looked like a deer in headlights. Maybe because he knew Gurley was injured? Who knows, but the Patriots were clearly the better team with the better coach. Looks like the non-pass interference call against New Orleans in the NFC Championship game pretty much handed the Super Bowl to the Patriots. I think that matchup would’ve been much better.


 
Posted : February 4, 2019 4:34 am
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NFL pools only had a few people this year - and I was terrible .....

Spread pool:
Points/dropped/W-L

1 sk 130 5 130-116
2 danb 124 2 124-123
3 Sang 123 5 123-121
4 gobluelee 105 0 105-138

sk (neb) is the .... winner

Straight Up pool:
Points/dropped/W-L

1 danb 162 6 162-90
2 Sangsters of the Midway 157 7 157-94
3 neb 156 6 156-96

danb is unfortunately the winner ........ 😛 😮 Grin

you're a two time loser


 
Posted : February 4, 2019 4:44 am
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Pats 38 Rams 33

I'm thinking you should have taken the under. Smile

Possibly he meant total yards gained by each team?


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Posted : February 4, 2019 6:10 am
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Goff is a very good player but he looked like a deer in headlights. Maybe because he knew Gurley was injured? Who knows, but the Patriots were clearly the better team with the better coach. Looks like the non-pass interference call against New Orleans in the NFC Championship game pretty much handed the Super Bowl to the Patriots. I think that matchup would’ve been much better.

Agreed. Goff looked like a rookie that had just been pulled off of the bench. He didn't get "comfortable" until he accepted that he was going to have to stand in the pocket and take some hits. And then he tossed that INT which pretty much sealed it. Would have been interesting to see how the more experienced Brees handle it, but then, he didn't handle the pressure well at all in OT of the NFC Championship game.

Great game, both defenses were sturdy, but the Rams just couldn't stop Edelman and you can't win if you can't move the ball.

Have to hand it to the Pats, this has been one hell of a run. Most teams can muster 4-5 seasons of success, maybe. The Cowboys were really the last team to win more than 2 championships when they won 3 in 4 seasons. In the 80s and 90s the 49ers won 5 in 13 seasons. Steelers won 4 in the 1970s. In the 1960s the Packers won 5 championships in 7 seasons. But to win 5 over the course of 17 seasons, with 9 appearances, is not easy in this age of the NFL. Remember when there was talk of Matt Cassel being Brady's successor? I mean, eventually someone will have to take over, but looks like it won't be any time soon. Dude must sleep in a Tupperware container.


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Posted : February 4, 2019 6:14 am
LeglizHemp
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Pats 38 Rams 33

I'm thinking you should have taken the under. Smile

Possibly he meant total yards gained by each team?

I meant

Pats 3+8=11 Rams 3 (key stuck)


 
Posted : February 4, 2019 8:00 am
emr
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I truly believe that if Gurley was right its a different game. But what makes the Pats the Pats is Billy B's capacity to morph his coaching to match the team his has. Everyone else molds the team to their philosophy. He is the greatest coach of all time. Red Auerbach for the most part had a static team with a static systems.


 
Posted : February 4, 2019 10:25 am
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Pretty boring game to say the least. Gurley basically non factor through the playoffs. Belachek is probably worth a touchdown in the playoffs, that is how much better he seems to be than anyone else out there. Congrats again to the PATS.

It great being a Jets fan and knowing you are playing for a wildcard game before the season starts for the last twenty or so years. LOL


 
Posted : February 4, 2019 12:36 pm
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He is the greatest coach of all time.

No, that's Scotty Bowman.


 
Posted : February 4, 2019 1:21 pm
piacere
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He is the greatest coach of all time.

No, that's Scotty Bowman.

Bowman coached longer and won a ton of games, however...his best winning pct. was at Montreal, .744 (8 years, I think) career (35? years!) .657. Bill's is .740 with the Patriots, .685 including 5 years as HC of Browns. I'm a little fuzzy on the numbers, haven't had coffee yet, but I'm sure Bill's winning pct. is higher, over 25 years no less.
Edited to wiggle some numbers around but after 6 SB wins, I'm at the "yeah, whatever" point of caring.
Grin

[Edited on 2/5/2019 by piacere]


 
Posted : February 5, 2019 2:58 am
Stephen
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I'd say Belichick in fball, probably Scotty Bowman in hockey, esp in terms of longevity -- am a homer, so feel Art Ross could be mentioned -- career record 387-290-95, 3 Stanley Cups
then either Red, Lenny Wilkins or Popovich, depending on criteria


 
Posted : February 5, 2019 8:15 am
piacere
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Red Auerbach, 8 in a row, 9 out of 10.

I hate going all Boston/New England on everyone but hey, waddaya gonna do?

Grin


 
Posted : February 5, 2019 9:32 am
fensranger
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Not sure there were things like salary caps and regional drafts in days of Bowman and Auerbach. Belachek had to deal with those things so building a dynasty in todays world of sports is way more difficult than before.

I dont think anyone can compare to what Belachek and Pats have done. And I am not a fan of the Pats but someone who appreciates how difficult this really is. Bowman never had to deal in that environment.


 
Posted : February 5, 2019 11:29 am
Bhawk
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LOL, yup, everyone else sucks.


 
Posted : February 5, 2019 2:22 pm
Lee
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So Jason Witten comes out of retirement to rejoin the Cowboys. I find this funny. Apparently the Cowboys asked him to come back toward the end of last season for the playoff push and he turned them down.

Maybe it dawned on him that he is a horrible broadcaster. Perhaps Tony Romo could have given him some pointers. Grin


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Posted : February 28, 2019 9:32 am
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