2011 NFL Thread
#1
Posted 07 November 2011 - 02:04 PM
Lastly, what an up-and-down first half of the season so far. So many unexpected winners and losers.
Discuss.

#2
Posted 08 November 2011 - 05:04 PM
But they have Rodgers who seems to be a touchdown better than whoever they play. If I didn't have him on my fantasy team I would really, really hate that guy.
Edited by Hockeytown Red Wings, 08 November 2011 - 05:05 PM.

"During Robert Lang’s time in Detroit, he caused me anguish. Other times he brought me and my family great joy. Robert Lang occasionally coasts, and spends time searching for the best pane of glass to best view the reflection of his flowing mullet. Other times he is a strong-armed force with the puck. I never knew what to expect from Robert Lang. He is The Enigma. " - A2Y
#3
Posted 08 November 2011 - 06:13 PM
#4
Posted 09 November 2011 - 10:23 AM
The loss of Collins is really affecting the communication on the back end. Peprah really needs to step up his game and start ensuring assignments are set before the ball is snapped and the problem should go away. That, and the Packers need a more effective pass rush from their ends.The Packers are certainly giving up yards but they do come up with the big plays when it matters most. Obviously, as a fan (not I), it's not preferable, but they do seem to have a winning formula on that side of the ball and the talent to get away with it. The question just becomes, will it bite them in the ass in that one game where they need another one of their big plays and don't get it.
But they have Rodgers who seems to be a touchdown better than whoever they play. If I didn't have him on my fantasy team I would really, really hate that guy.
If they can get those two areas in line, its hard to imagine any other team in the league could match up.
Not a Packers fans' heart.Lions vs Bills Superbowl. In your heart you know you want this to happen.

#5
Posted 09 November 2011 - 10:35 AM
The saddest part of it was that $41 million was guaranteed.

#6
Posted 10 November 2011 - 04:44 PM

#7
Posted 10 November 2011 - 05:34 PM
I think we've seen the end of the Patriots era and the only reason why they're still going to be a good team and a possible playoff team is because they still have Tom Brady.
I also think it's entirely possible that if Brady gets hurt instead of Manning, we could be seeing a similar embarassment of a season in New England.

"During Robert Lang’s time in Detroit, he caused me anguish. Other times he brought me and my family great joy. Robert Lang occasionally coasts, and spends time searching for the best pane of glass to best view the reflection of his flowing mullet. Other times he is a strong-armed force with the puck. I never knew what to expect from Robert Lang. He is The Enigma. " - A2Y
#8
Posted 14 November 2011 - 09:47 AM
On top of that, what was Atlanta thinking going for it on 4&1 in OT on their own 29?

#9
Posted 28 November 2011 - 02:52 PM
Strength of schedule is huge along with key injuries.
1. Green Bay Packers 11-0 (Remaining SoS: 31-23, 0.574 Winning %)
2. San Francisco 49ers 9-2 (Remaining SoS: 20-35, 0.364 Winning %)
3. New Orleans Saints 7-3 (Remaining SoS: 31-34, 0.477 Winning %)
4. Dallas Cowboys 7-4 (Remaining SoS: 24-29, 0.453 Winning %)
5. Chicago Bears 7-4 (Remaining SoS: 27-28, 0.491 Winning %)
6. Atlanta Falcons 7-4 (Remaining SoS: 25-29, 0.464 Winning %)
7. Detroit Lions 7-4 (Remaining SoS: 31-23, 0.574 Winning %)
8. New York Giants 6-4 (Remaining SoS: 31-23, 0.646 Winning %)
New York has a brutal finish to their schedule, while SF has a cake walk. The Packers remaining schedule is tied with Detroit's for the second most difficult among the 8 in the playoff picture.
Should be an interesting and fun end to the season.

#10
Posted 02 December 2011 - 10:39 AM
So sad when you have a team full of "all-stars", yet each player is playing selfish and only concerned with themselves rather than the greater good of the team. Zero chemistry!

#11
Posted 02 December 2011 - 03:49 PM

"During Robert Lang’s time in Detroit, he caused me anguish. Other times he brought me and my family great joy. Robert Lang occasionally coasts, and spends time searching for the best pane of glass to best view the reflection of his flowing mullet. Other times he is a strong-armed force with the puck. I never knew what to expect from Robert Lang. He is The Enigma. " - A2Y
#12
Posted 16 December 2011 - 08:43 AM

Sometimes, one source of income just isn't enough.
"Mess up tomorrow, don't mess up now".
- Harry James Benson, CBE.
#13
Posted 16 December 2011 - 09:33 AM
What a moron.

#14
Posted 30 December 2011 - 03:23 PM
He was going to get weed for $450 per pound (for 1000 pounds)?!?!? That's just over $7 per quarter! That is a serious volume discount!
Where you'd hide a half ton of weed is another story, but I guess if you have someone to deliver it, you can figure out a hiding place easily enough.
I don't know market value on cocaine, but that sounds pretty good there too. I'm flabbergasted.
My money on the board pledge:
$1 for each goal scored by a player after whom I have named a hamster.
An additional $5 for each hat trick scored by a player after whom I have named a hamster.
An additional $10 if any of the above goals is the GWG goal that gives us the series win.
An additional $50 if it is the GWG that wins us the Cup.
$5 for a SO by Jimmy.
Hamsters' names (current players in RED): Henrik Pavel Tomas Nicklas Dominik
Niklas Matthieu Daniel Robert
Johan Andreas Valtteri Jonathan
Andrew Patrick Ian Todd
And introducing: Jordin Damien Gustav James
TOTAL SO FAR: $27
#15
Posted 31 December 2011 - 09:42 AM
I was just reading an article on him. ^^^
He was going to get weed for $450 per pound (for 1000 pounds)?!?!? That's just over $7 per quarter! That is a serious volume discount!
Where you'd hide a half ton of weed is another story, but I guess if you have someone to deliver it, you can figure out a hiding place easily enough.
I don't know market value on cocaine, but that sounds pretty good there too. I'm flabbergasted.

Your math skills, I applaud them.
What's the going rate for a quarter in North Dakota?
- Al Swearengen
#16
Posted 31 December 2011 - 10:03 AM
I have to wonder what some of these pro athletes are thinking. I can see doing drugs for fun, maybe during the off-season when they're not getting tested, but during the season? And throwing it away on a huge deal like this?
These are not desperately poor people who are trying to earn money to live on. It doesn't seem to be an addict trying to secure a stash. This is a whole different nickel and dime (so to speak).
Do they really think they're that untouchable?
My money on the board pledge:
$1 for each goal scored by a player after whom I have named a hamster.
An additional $5 for each hat trick scored by a player after whom I have named a hamster.
An additional $10 if any of the above goals is the GWG goal that gives us the series win.
An additional $50 if it is the GWG that wins us the Cup.
$5 for a SO by Jimmy.
Hamsters' names (current players in RED): Henrik Pavel Tomas Nicklas Dominik
Niklas Matthieu Daniel Robert
Johan Andreas Valtteri Jonathan
Andrew Patrick Ian Todd
And introducing: Jordin Damien Gustav James
TOTAL SO FAR: $27
#17
Posted 01 January 2012 - 06:22 PM
It's too bad my Lions have to play them in the first round.

"During Robert Lang’s time in Detroit, he caused me anguish. Other times he brought me and my family great joy. Robert Lang occasionally coasts, and spends time searching for the best pane of glass to best view the reflection of his flowing mullet. Other times he is a strong-armed force with the puck. I never knew what to expect from Robert Lang. He is The Enigma. " - A2Y
#18
Posted 09 January 2012 - 02:54 PM
I think that Pack will win it all, but I've always been one to pull for the underdog.
Of the teams that are left, who are you people pulling for? Who do you pick to win? Who is the biggest underdog?
Right now, I'm kind of leaning towards Denver. I haven't yet got the heart to cheer on the Saints after this weekend.
My money on the board pledge:
$1 for each goal scored by a player after whom I have named a hamster.
An additional $5 for each hat trick scored by a player after whom I have named a hamster.
An additional $10 if any of the above goals is the GWG goal that gives us the series win.
An additional $50 if it is the GWG that wins us the Cup.
$5 for a SO by Jimmy.
Hamsters' names (current players in RED): Henrik Pavel Tomas Nicklas Dominik
Niklas Matthieu Daniel Robert
Johan Andreas Valtteri Jonathan
Andrew Patrick Ian Todd
And introducing: Jordin Damien Gustav James
TOTAL SO FAR: $27
#19
Posted 09 January 2012 - 09:16 PM
and anyone to flatten the stupid packers.
"Hit em with your purse, ya *****!" - Random Wings fans shouting at Franziska
#20
Posted 10 January 2012 - 02:49 PM
You should really cheer for the Packers! Not much bad-blood between the two teams/fans, yet. Fellow NFC North member.So now that the Lions are out, I'm trying to decide where to cheer. Usually, being a Lions fan, I have ample time before the playoffs to decide on a playoff team.
I think that Pack will win it all, but I've always been one to pull for the underdog.
Of the teams that are left, who are you people pulling for? Who do you pick to win? Who is the biggest underdog?
Right now, I'm kind of leaning towards Denver. I haven't yet got the heart to cheer on the Saints after this weekend.
CHI and MIN fans cheering against us I get (I cheer against those two all the time), but Green Bay & Detroit don't seem to have that beef....right now atleast. It's likely coming in the next few years though.
Hiei...here's hoping we can go back-to-back for ya!I'm pulling for the saints. and the giants.
and anyone to flatten the stupid packers.

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