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NFL Week 4 thread

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    #62
    tallaghtoutlaws
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    Archimedes wrote: »
    Absolutely mad, bordering on insane, considering it's not true.

    Just shows how many forget about Kansas. I guess you could dsay its mad that the Chiefs and Bears are the only unbeaten teams left in the league right now.


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    #63
    Chucky the tree
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    Arian Foster just gashed us for a 70+ yard TD.


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    #64
    Frisbee
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    Chucky the tree wrote: »
    Arian Foster just gashed us for a 70+ yard TD.

    They rested him early on to trick us, the sneaky Texans.


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    #65
    Oat23
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    Lions had 170 yards more offense than the pack and had 13 penalties...something tells me the media wont say the Lions beat themselves though...


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    #66
    mikemac
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    Bruuuuuuuce for the Raiders slammed on a play
    Struggled off the field

    We may see Jason Campbell back in.
    Will see in a few minutes


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    #67
    Peyton Manning
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    Jags are currently winning their Superbowl


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    #68
    spiralism
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    feelingstressed wrote: »
    Bruuuuuuuce for the Raiders slammed on a play
    Struggled off the field

    We may see Jason Campbell back in.
    Will see in a few minutes

    Bernard Pollard... QBs check under their beds for him before they go to sleep


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    #69
    ReacherCreature
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    His name just brings back all those horrible memories.


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    #70
    mikemac
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    Ah ReacherCreature, I didn't realize until your post that he was the Chief that ended Tom Brady's season


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    #71
    spiralism
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    feelingstressed wrote: »
    Ah ReacherCreature, I didn't realize until your post that he was the Chief that ended Tom Brady's season

    Wes welker's last year too actually


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    #72
    tallaghtoutlaws
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    spiralism wrote: »
    Wes welker's last year too actually

    No he didn't. Welker went over on his own knee. Pollard brushed off his jersey at most.


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    #73
    mikemac
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    Let's consult youtube
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RK4qhQWIUo


    Yeah, tallaghtoutlaws is spot on
    Pollard brushed him, even the commentators state it.

    Welker injured himself

    I do admire Welker.
    Last year in Wembly he was my player of the game!


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    #74
    spiralism
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    ok i stand corrected, fair enough


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    #75
    eagle eye
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    tallaghtoutlaws wrote: »
    No he didn't. Welker went over on his own knee. Pollard brushed off his jersey at most.
    Yeah but he is a blight, he was right there when it happend. Don't ever want to see him anywhere near a Patriot again.


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    #76
    tallaghtoutlaws
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    eagle eye wrote: »
    Yeah but he is a blight, he was right there when it happend. Don't ever want to see him anywhere near a Patriot again.

    I dont get this. The mad thing is had he actually hit Welker properly the chances are Welker wouldn't haven't forward awkwardly on his knee.


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    #77
    spiralism
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    what are the colts at? this sloppiness is so unlike them


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    #78
    El Horseboxo
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    Jags really bringing it to the Colts when they get the ball.


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    #79
    eagle eye
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    Jags td, Manning has just over 2 minutes to level it. I fancy him, he is really good in that 2 minute offense.


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    #80
    Frisbee
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    spiralism wrote: »
    what are the colts at? this sloppiness is so unlike them

    I have money on them.

    Phenomenon explained.


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    #81
    eagle eye
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    tallaghtoutlaws wrote: »
    I dont get this. The mad thing is had he actually hit Welker properly the chances are Welker wouldn't haven't forward awkwardly on his knee.
    I said blight, I know he didn't injure Welker but the two times a Patriot has done their ACL he has been there. Thats all I'm saying.


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    #82
    mikemac
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    Ah Manning will pull it back within the two minute warning, I'm confident


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    #83
    spiralism
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    This raiders game is getting to be a right cracker, theyre a very decent team with gradkowski under centre, il say it now, i actually think they can beat SD next week playing like that, SD are posting a blowout of a terrible terrible team right now while oakland are playing the texans hard


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    #84
    Peyton Manning
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    spiralism wrote: »
    what are the colts at? this sloppiness is so unlike them

    These games are always close, and very rare that there'll be more than 1 possession in it. Jags always raise their games for divisional rivals, especially the Colts.


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    #85
    spiralism
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    Archimedes wrote: »
    These games are always close, and very rare that there'll be more than 1 possession in it. Jags always raise their games for divisional rivals, especially the Colts.

    I suppose you could say that, My theory is that the Jags don't even bother unless its a divisional rivalry game or something high profile like the home opener... raiders down 7 with the ball...


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    #86
    eagle eye
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    It was always gonna be a td.


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    #87
    spiralism
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    eagle eye wrote: »
    It was always gonna be a td.

    Manning does not fail in the 2 min offence. Ever.


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    #88
    cruiserweight
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    Frisbee wrote: »
    I have money on them.

    Phenomenon explained.

    You are not the only one, but they tie the game up with 48 second left


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    #89
    Frisbee
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    cruiserweight wrote: »
    You are not the only one, but they tie the game up with 48 second left

    Too bad I had them -7 :(


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    #90
    Peyton Manning
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    Hero


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    #91
    El Horseboxo
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    Some FG from Scobee.


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