...because it's football.
..because we still like football.
...because soccer snobs Goalline, PackFoo and Fedya didn't even join my MLS Cup game thread last night.
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Hope the Giants lose. A Cowboys loss wouldn't help the Pack.
"Replacement for Marshall Newhouse"
Think about that for a moment.
...because soccer snobs Goalline, PackFoo and Fedya didn't even join my MLS Cup game thread last night.
When you start posting about soccer, we'll join your threads. I was watching a movie off my DVR last night (The Search with Montgomery Clift and Aline MacMahon, in case you're wondering; I strongly recommend it), and noticed after I finished the movie that the game went to penalties. After 120 scoreless minutes.
I'm waiting for the Champions League draw tomorrow.
Don't care.
Moar
tonight! Mid-Season Finale!
A Giants loss would help, unless the Pack can somehow win the division. With Stafford's injury, that is possible. But AR has issues too.
dont we root for Dallas to lose so they have something to play for vs the Loins?
not really sure of all the wildcard scenarios
excalibur posted:A Giants loss would help, unless the Pack can somehow win the division. With Stafford's injury, that is possible. But AR has issues too.
Yes, ARs issues are which WR should he throw to.
Why wasn't that OPI by the DAL OL on that failed 3rd down pass in the flat that almost went for a pick-6?
Manning Affirmative action.
Coughlin was a good coach.
PackerBackerDPM posted:How did Eli win 2 Super Bowls again?
Because TOG threw to the only guy who was covered!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Playoffs will be interesting. Dallas should be bringing it against their biggest division foe, yet appear to be flat tonight.
Eli Manning is this generation's Jim Plunkett.
'... but he did win two super bowls.'
It's better to be lucky than good but you're not really lucky until you've been lucky twice.
Cowboys and Giants should both be motivated even more to beat deToilet.
What Ratpack said. Glad to see it as I want one of those Detroit losses, then if we win out it's ours.
Because Eli had Strahan, Tuck, Osi, JPP, etc. destroying opposing offenses and all he had to do was not fuk up...also he got lucky a couple times. He's a good QB in the same way Terry Bradshaw was a good QB. There have been much much better QBs, but they were/are good for the teams they played on.
So Dallas lost, and Jerry stirs the pot.
On 105.3 The Fan in Dallas Tuesday, Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones said "you'll know it when you see it," when talking about a potential change from Dak Prescott to Tony Romo down the stretch but he did not have a definitive scenario in which a move would be made.
