NFL

Or better yet, Flacco !

As long as it's not Matt Ryan.

But seriously, the 2008 season is like the year of the rookie/backup QBs. There must be nine or ten teams already using rookies or backups. :shock:

:magic:

thank you, Matts!

isn't there a procedure or equipment to help speed up brady's recuperation?

Answer!

^ Hopefully not

and Joe, I love that girl in your sig. I always forget her name though

^ Hopefully not

and Joe, I love that girl in your sig. I always forget her name though

Michelle Branch

^ Hopefully not

and Joe, I love that girl in your sig. I always forget her name though

Michelle Branch

Amelia Vega .

^ Hopefully not

and Joe, I love that girl in your sig. I always forget her name though

Michelle Branch

Amelia Vega .

This is not the who's-in-Joe's-signature thread! :persuazn:

Did you think this thread moved at the brisk pace of 8 pages per year from football alone ?

Anyway, to the topic, yes the NFL is great .

This is not the who's-in-Joe's-signature thread! :persuazn:

Did you think this thread moved at the brisk pace of 8 pages per year from football alone ?

Yeah, I can barely keep up with this thread, it's just too fast.

MNF!

Ugh. It's only the third quarter (this is one loooong game) in the Ravens-Steelers match-up, but it might as well be over. As usual, the Ravens finally have something going for them -- 5 minutes ago it was looking like a blow-out -- and they gift-wrap the momentum and TDs for the other team with moronic penalties.

Penulties...the fumble touchdown (the fault of the offensive line) .... ...Some people still thought the Steelers were clearly the better team coming into the game, but you guys still proved you're probably on their level, so a division title is still possibly in your grasps. The Bengals look like a bad sitcom, they got rid of their running back, right? the line has gotten worse and the defense sucks as usual , the Browns have a quarterback controversy, right? and their defense sucks as usual. The Steelers rely heavily on the run, but after their backup running back went down, they now have 1 left on the roster (to match you guy's one quarterback ) . They also lost a linebacker and an offensive lineman whereas I think your runningbacks x-rays turned out positive (Y) . Ray was playing like a madman out there :| and overall, Flacco looked good for a rookie . He squeezed some passes in windows that most guys in the league not named (Peyton, Tom, Carson, Jay) can't do .

^ I think the Ravens having a shot at the playoffs depends on Roethlisberger more than it does the actual Ravens team: he's got injuries to his throwing shoulder and hand and to his right knee, he's losing offensive starters by the game, and with the Giants and Cowboys and some other teams with great defenses still on the schedule (goddamn the NFL scheduling committee took no pity on the AFC North), it might be a matter of just a few games before he's sacked one too many times and gets sidelined. And if that happens, the Ravens might be able to scrape out a one- or two-game lead for the division. Honestly, with how hard the upcoming schedules for both teams are, I think the one that wins the division will be the only one with a winning record.

But it's a shame that Flacco's pass to Derrick Mason in the endzone early on was ruled out-of-bounds and not challenged when he obviously had both feat in. That extra four points would have meant the win for us. <_< *prays Mason stays healthy for entire season*

Ravens deserved to win that game