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I watched that game, and 600-plus is ridiculous. How many million times have I told you not to exaggerate?
 
pallister said:
I watched that game, and 600-plus is ridiculous. How many million times have I told you not to exaggerate?
Who are you to tell me what to do? I only listen to two people. God and my mama Rosie. [Randy Moss]
 
BYH said:
Chiefs-Colts. Herm Edwards vs. Tony Dungy. I guess someone has to win that game, right?
The Times will call it the Rhoden Bowl.
 
The KC-Indy game will look nothing like the shoot-outs they've put up in their last two meetings. Methinks Herm and Co. will be studying that Jags/Colts tape intently. Me also thinks that KC won't run a play with more than 10 seconds on the play clock unless the situation dictates a hurry-up mode.

And lastly, me also thinks that this is the one playoff matchup Peyton and Co. didn't want to see in the first round.
 
doubledown68 said:
The KC-Indy game will look nothing like the shoot-outs they've put up in their last two meetings. Methinks Herm and Co. will be studying that Jags/Colts tape intently. Me also thinks that KC won't run a play with more than 10 seconds on the play clock unless the situation dictates a hurry-up mode.

And lastly, me also thinks that this is the one playoff matchup Peyton and Co. didn't want to see in the first round.

And now that everyone is counting them out, this may be the year they finally make the Super Bowl.
 
Ellis Redding said:
doubledown68 said:
The KC-Indy game will look nothing like the shoot-outs they've put up in their last two meetings. Methinks Herm and Co. will be studying that Jags/Colts tape intently. Me also thinks that KC won't run a play with more than 10 seconds on the play clock unless the situation dictates a hurry-up mode.

And lastly, me also thinks that this is the one playoff matchup Peyton and Co. didn't want to see in the first round.

And now that everyone is counting them out, this may be the year they finally make the Super Bowl.

You've been smoking too much reefer and spent a little too much time with the sippin' whiskey there, Red. I'm sure they're the only team in the Super Bowl era to hit a four-team parlay for a playoff berth. I'd love to see them in Miami, but it ain't happening.
 
doubledown68 said:
Ellis Redding said:
doubledown68 said:
The KC-Indy game will look nothing like the shoot-outs they've put up in their last two meetings. Methinks Herm and Co. will be studying that Jags/Colts tape intently. Me also thinks that KC won't run a play with more than 10 seconds on the play clock unless the situation dictates a hurry-up mode.

And lastly, me also thinks that this is the one playoff matchup Peyton and Co. didn't want to see in the first round.

And now that everyone is counting them out, this may be the year they finally make the Super Bowl.

You've been smoking too much reefer and spent a little too much time with the sippin' whiskey there, Red. I'm sure they're the only team in the Super Bowl era to hit a four-team parlay for a playoff berth. I'd love to see them in Miami, but it ain't happening.

I was referring to the Colts.
 
The best way for Indy to stop Johnson is to take a 14-0 lead. Herm will abandon the run quicker than he did the Jets & the Colts win comfortably. Cowboys lose on a late, long FG (again).
 
Ellis Redding said:
doubledown68 said:
Ellis Redding said:
doubledown68 said:
The KC-Indy game will look nothing like the shoot-outs they've put up in their last two meetings. Methinks Herm and Co. will be studying that Jags/Colts tape intently. Me also thinks that KC won't run a play with more than 10 seconds on the play clock unless the situation dictates a hurry-up mode.

And lastly, me also thinks that this is the one playoff matchup Peyton and Co. didn't want to see in the first round.

And now that everyone is counting them out, this may be the year they finally make the Super Bowl.

You've been smoking too much reefer and spent a little too much time with the sippin' whiskey there, Red. I'm sure they're the only team in the Super Bowl era to hit a four-team parlay for a playoff berth. I'd love to see them in Miami, but it ain't happening.

I was referring to the Colts.

Either way, you're high.
 
doubledown68 said:
Ellis Redding said:
doubledown68 said:
Ellis Redding said:
doubledown68 said:
The KC-Indy game will look nothing like the shoot-outs they've put up in their last two meetings. Methinks Herm and Co. will be studying that Jags/Colts tape intently. Me also thinks that KC won't run a play with more than 10 seconds on the play clock unless the situation dictates a hurry-up mode.

And lastly, me also thinks that this is the one playoff matchup Peyton and Co. didn't want to see in the first round.

And now that everyone is counting them out, this may be the year they finally make the Super Bowl.

You've been smoking too much reefer and spent a little too much time with the sippin' whiskey there, Red. I'm sure they're the only team in the Super Bowl era to hit a four-team parlay for a playoff berth. I'd love to see them in Miami, but it ain't happening.

I was referring to the Colts.

Either way, you're high.

I wish.
 
Predictions that mean nothing to anyone but me:

AFC wild-card matchups

Kansas City Chiefs over Indianapolis Colts.
N.Y. Jets over New England Patriots.

NFC wild-card matchups

Seattle Seahawks over Dallas Cowboys.
Philadelphia Eagles over New York Giants (Coughlin fired days after the loss).

Byes: San Diego Chargers, Baltimore Ravens, Chicago Bears, New Orleans Saints


Divisional playoffs
AFC
Chargers over Chiefs.
Ravens over Jets.

NFC
Seahawks over Bears.
Saints over Eagles in the best game of the 2006-07 NFL playoffs.

Conference championships
AFC
Chargers over Ravens.

NFC
Saints over Seahawks.

Super Bowl XLI
Chargers over Saints.
 
I don't buy that theory. McNabb has always come off as a company man, which would lead me to believe he wants the Eagles to win, though maybe wish to see Garcia play poorly in the process. Like he would lose his job because of this.
 
Oz said:
I don't buy that theory. McNabb has always come off as a company man, which would lead me to believe he wants the Eagles to win, though maybe wish to see Garcia play poorly in the process. Like he would lose his job because of this.
If the Eagles win the Super Bowl and Garcia plays well, Garcia is #1 on the depth chart until he loses the job.
The the Eagles lose the Super Bowl and Garcia doesn't throw up on the turf, it's his job as well.
 
No way the Jets beat the Pats Sunday.

I'd take the Chiefs over the Colts because they match up well with them, but I'd never bet on Herm Edwards in the playoffs on the road.
 

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