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go pats!
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NeverSober
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my sister and dad are going to the game.....
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NeverSober said:
cool!(thumb)
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sorry, no extra's!! i got to go to 3 games and two preseason games....a company i do business with gives them to me for zip!! can't beat it!
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slug420 said:i got some (upper deck 50 yd line) for about 50 each on ebay for the jets game. there were a lot of ppl chargin 2 bills but also a lot of cheap tickets available if you look
I call dibs on spare playoff seats mark
okay, but you know, there's hardly any "spare" seats!!(thumb)
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that was an awesome kick, sucks they lost.........
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slug420 said:
well, they just eeked out the win today against the backup's for 3 quarters??
flutie, we we're all laughing our heads off, everyoen in our section was going nuts!! we almost tied it uo too! oh well, on to the sat. night game against the jags!!(first)
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right i mean the pats had in 2nd and 3rd string players nearly the entire game, that really isnt saying much for the dolphins who barely won............
i know but they have a lot to build on...with madison, taylor and thomas I really like their defense. Frerotte has managed to put up respectable numbers for a few weeks now, ronnie brown and ricky williams while not quite larry johnson and priest holmes could prove a decent running duo, and they have showed significant improvement over last season's implosion with a new coach only being there for 9 months....i think they look pretty good going towards next season....better than the jets who may or may not have ty law or curtis martin or........a quarterback!
and I honestly would rather have gotten the 4 seed and played jax than have to play pit next week.
and I honestly would rather have gotten the 4 seed and played jax than have to play pit next week.
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slug420 said:
ya, but not much rest and it's an 8 oclock start...stinks...oh well, that what you get for not being 14 and 2!! hahaha
pats 28-10
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I agree that the dolphins look much better going into next season, BUT... while Frerotte has looked rather impressive of late, he's not gonna win anyone a superbowl anytime soon. Also, it doesn't look like Madison will be returning next year further thinning them out at defensive back. He doesn't believe the dolphins are gonna pay him what he wants, and is refusing to take a paycut. The D line is REDICULOUS. Can you guys tell how bored I am at work? I <3 football!slug420 said:
BTW, I'm a raiders fan (flame2)
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raiders?? they're not going anywhere with collins at qb! moss was a dissapointment too!
There was no pointing of fingers and assessing of blame following a disappointing 4-12 season by the Oakland Raiders.
Coach Norv Turner, as well as his players, seemed genuinely mystified how a team with playoff aspirations ended up losing eight of its last nine games.
"In each game you can point to a play or two that you look at and say, 'God, how did that happen?'" Turner said as he awaited word from the club on whether he would be brought back as head coach after a 9-23 record over two seasons.
The Raiders were simply never able to put three phases of football together at the same time -- at least not often enough to even remotely approach their goals.
In a 30-21 loss to the New York Giants, the dormant Raiders passing offense perked up -- quarterback Kerry Collins hit 26 of 48 passes for 331 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions -- but defense and special teams imploded.
For all of Oakland's problems, giving up big plays wasn't one of them through 15 games. Against the Giants, Tiki Barber ran 95 yards for a touchdown, Eli Manning hit Plaxico Burress for a 78-yard touchdown, and Chad Morton set up a touchdown with a 58-yard punt return.
"It doesn't happen all year, then it happens," cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha said.
Not that Oakland's offense was blameless. The Raiders couldn't run the ball (17 carries for 25 yards) and failed to score on four chances from the 1.
"That's pretty summarizes how our whole season went," left tackle Barry Sims said. "We needed to make plays when they needed to be made in all phases of the game. We need to come back with this feeling we have to drive us."
Collins, whose $12.9 million salary-cap figure in 2006 makes his future uncertain, had no answers. "I wish I could say I had a good explanation," Collins said. "It was a different thing in every game. I'll take the responsibility as mine. It's disappointing, the whole season, but I'm proud of the way the guys hung in there and fought."
There was no pointing of fingers and assessing of blame following a disappointing 4-12 season by the Oakland Raiders.
Coach Norv Turner, as well as his players, seemed genuinely mystified how a team with playoff aspirations ended up losing eight of its last nine games.
"In each game you can point to a play or two that you look at and say, 'God, how did that happen?'" Turner said as he awaited word from the club on whether he would be brought back as head coach after a 9-23 record over two seasons.
The Raiders were simply never able to put three phases of football together at the same time -- at least not often enough to even remotely approach their goals.
In a 30-21 loss to the New York Giants, the dormant Raiders passing offense perked up -- quarterback Kerry Collins hit 26 of 48 passes for 331 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions -- but defense and special teams imploded.
For all of Oakland's problems, giving up big plays wasn't one of them through 15 games. Against the Giants, Tiki Barber ran 95 yards for a touchdown, Eli Manning hit Plaxico Burress for a 78-yard touchdown, and Chad Morton set up a touchdown with a 58-yard punt return.
"It doesn't happen all year, then it happens," cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha said.
Not that Oakland's offense was blameless. The Raiders couldn't run the ball (17 carries for 25 yards) and failed to score on four chances from the 1.
"That's pretty summarizes how our whole season went," left tackle Barry Sims said. "We needed to make plays when they needed to be made in all phases of the game. We need to come back with this feeling we have to drive us."
Collins, whose $12.9 million salary-cap figure in 2006 makes his future uncertain, had no answers. "I wish I could say I had a good explanation," Collins said. "It was a different thing in every game. I'll take the responsibility as mine. It's disappointing, the whole season, but I'm proud of the way the guys hung in there and fought."
Madison will be back, the Dolphins are in the best shape compared to all the teams in the NFL when it comes to the salary cap 25 mil under. Look for almost everyone to return including Ricky next year. But also look for a new face at QB. This is def. the last year of the AFC being a breeze for the Pats. Looks like you guys are in a dogfight from now on. Im glad to see it! Nothing better than watching a nailbiter of a football game with everything at stake. thats why they play the game. Good luck to the Pats in the playoffs!!!! Represent the East in style like you guys always do. Go Phins! Go Pats!
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ghost said:
you got that right, who wnats to see a blowout, not me.....haha...........and your wife hates the pats!!
